Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-07-02
PERSONALS.

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Wednesday.
Mrs. Cahill. of the town of Vesper, is
quite sick.
Miss La Count, of Merrill. is the guest
of Miss Anna Ward
Geo. r. Gardner made business trip
to Oshkosh Monday.
Mr.. n. Pepin, is down this week from
Merrill to visit with his family.
| Mr.. Clifford Juneau made a trip to
Rudolph Sunday.
Mr.. r. A. Havenor was at the County
Seat Monday on business.
NJ. A. Bogoger is having his store
building re-shlngled.
Mrs. T. c. st. Amour has been con-
fined to the house on account of sick
ness.
Mrs. James Cameron was in the city
the past week, the first time since her
recent illness.
Messrs. Glenn Williams and Edmund
LaVigne spent few days at Lake
Emily.
Mr.. j. W. Freeman returned Monday
night from his trip to Menominee,
Michigan.
Medames F. J. Wood, P. McCamIey, n.
Johnson and H. B. Philleo spent Friday
at Lake Emily.
Mrs. S. I. Young, wife of the County
Clerk, is visiting with her aged mother
IN the southern part of the state.
Miss Mollie Mullen left this morning
for Green Bay where she will visit
friends and spend the Fourth.
Mr.. Phillip Ward, deputy sheriff Of
Lincoln county, was in the city a few
days the past week.
Mrs. Young, of Necedah, mother of
S. 7. Young, county clerk, is the guest
of her son and family.
DR.. Hougen drives new black horse
a recent purchase. He says he takes no
ones dust now.
B. Silber was taken with an attack Of
the Grippe last SATURDAY.. He is now
much better.
The Misses Mary and Kate Brown, of
Necedah, spent the Sabbath in this city
the guests of Mrs. L. Fournier.
Mr.. Frank Pomainville returned
home Monday after q two weeks visit
at Milwaukee.
Prof. Aleck Zenier is home from
Appleton on a months vacation. He
expects to spend part of his time in
Chicago.
Misses Emma Closrit and Carrie
Tenant left Wednesday morning for
Manawa, where they will spend the
Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Williams at
tended the commencement exercises of
Lawrence University, at Appleton, the
past week.
James E. Duncan, of Centralia, paint
ed a sign in large letters on the rear end
Of j. O. Hebert's art gallery building the
past week.
DR.. Michaud and wife, of Merrill
were in the city a few days the fore
part of the week guests of DR.. De-
Grandple.
Mr.. G. NJ. Dillon is happy over the
arrival of an heir at his home Monday
morning. Mr.. Dillon is foreman in the
roundhouse.
Married at the Catholic church, June
29th, Miss Rosa Dessaint, of this city, to
Mr.. Chas. Ratelle, Of Centralia, Rev.
Father Beyerle officiating.
E. 3. Donaldson, whose headquarters
are at Chicago and has spent the past
five months in the south, was in the
city Saturday on business Green Bay
Gazette.
It's pleasure to visit Mrs. George
Zen1er, Sr.'s vegetable garden. She
always has excellent success in the
growing of all kinds of vegetables and
small fruit.
D. E. Carey and wife are back from
Eau Claire where they have been the
guests Of his brother, J. Z. Carey
They were away two weeks and report
a pleasant visit.
On July 9th Most Right Rev. Katzer,
archbishop, of Milwaukee diocese, will
be here, at which time he will admins
ter confirmation to large class at the
Catholic church.
John Brundage arrived here from
Grand Rapids, Wis, Saturday last. He
has accepted position on the Bismarck
Tribune and took his seat at the case
Monday.-[ Dawson Times.
Married at the Cath olic Church, on
Wednesday morning, July 1st, Miss
Sidney Slattery to Mr.. John Henry,
both of this city. The REPORTER ex-
tends its congratulations.
The county officials will exhibit their
patriotism on the Fourth by displaying
bran new flag from the flagstaff at the
top Of the Court House. Nothing slow
about the boys at the court house.
Candy News, Minn:-Mr. and Mrs
John 2. Horton and child, from Pitts
vile, Wis, cousins, and Mrs. Emma
Miller, of Grand Rapids, Wis. mother
of Mrs. J. G. Lund, are visiting here
for a few weeks.
Mr.. B. NJ. Vaughan, receiver in the
case of ]. Z. Ingraham VS.. James