Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-08-13
PERSONALS.

Miss Nina Smiley has gone to Merrill
where she will visit with her sisters.
Mr.. VIM. Kells Is hustler in his
| capacity as foreman Of the Pioneer Co.'S
Pulp mill.
Mr.. w. L. Wood was confined to the
house Monday and Tuesday on account
of sickness.
Mrs. W. Horton and children have
gone to Dakota to visit with her sister
Mrs. GOkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Martin and children,
of Appleton, are visiting at the home
Of John Smiley.
NJ. A. Bogoger has purchased a new
delivery horse. He was purchased east
of Stevens Point. ,
The youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Howes died at their home Sunday
Aug. 2nd, of convulsions.
Little Addie Baker entertained few
of her friends Monday afternoon in
honor of her 9Th birthday.
Miss Gracia Pratt returned to her
home in this city Monday after a
pleasant visit in Minnesota.
Mr. VIM. Brown who was overcome
by the excessive heat the past week is
better and back to work again.
Miss Ida Winebauer, of Elm Lake,
is visiting in the city the guest of her
brother Mr.. Joseph Winebauer.
VIII Brazeau came back from Wausau
Saturday night where he had been
employed in Mr.. Ellis barber shop.
Miss Lettie Cornell and Mr.. Will
Nuby, of Plainield were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. @. S. Cornell over Sunday.
Miss Celia Compton gave q party at
her home Monday evening. Those who
attended report it a rather unique affair
MIR. James McGIynn, of Glendale,
Dakota, was in the city the past week
looking rather pale from his late illness
Miss Katie Young left for Necedah
Friday night where she expects to
spend about two weeks with relatives
and friends.
The Misses CordelIa LaBreche and
Selma Chambers are visiting in Toma-
hawk the guests Of their aunt, Mrs
John Landry.
Miss Annie Hanraban, of Appleton,
is visiting in the city this week with
Mrs. Chas. DAILY. She expects to return
home Saturday.
Mrs. 0. E. Bliss and daughter who
have been visiting in this city the past
four weeks the guests of Mrs. s. E.
Vaughan left Monday night.
Miss Emma Biron, of Merrill, one Of
the best looking girls of that burg, is
visiting with her grandmother, Mrs.
Geo. Zenier Sr., in this city.
Mrs. V B. Betlach and children, of
Stevens Point, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Gotchia, Of Merrill, were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Bogoger the past
week
Miss Dolly Huban is back from
Nasonville where she has been visiting
Miss Carrie Mason. She was also a
visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney, of
Sherry.
Mr.. Geo. Brazeau came down from
Auburndale the past week to recuperate
for few days. George always enjoys
coming home for rest and visit among
old time friends.
Mr.. 7. B. Dakin, who has been away
the past two weeks while Nash Bros
flour mill was shut down is back again
and reports very pleasant visit with
friends in Waupaca.
Geo. n. Wood sold ten acres of land
lying just south of Henry Ticknor's
residence TO Mr.. Gus Kruger the past
week. The tract is to be used for the
cultivation of small fruit.
Miss Fannie Rocheleau closed her
second years school at Harrison, Lincoln
Co., the last of June since which time
she attended an institute at Merrill and
arrived home Sunday night
In this issue Will be found the County
Clerks tax list which is considered
excellent reading matter by those who
are interested in tax matters. 1t will
be found on the fourth page.
Rev. Perry Nillar gave us an interest
ing lecture on what he saw and learned
in the Land Of the Midnight Sun. Mer-
rill gave him the largest congregation
that ever assembled to hear his lee
ture-T Merrill News.
Mr.. Arsin Arpin spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mr.. Heber Tibbits in
Wausau. He attended the two games
Of ball between Wausau and Oshkosh,
but says Wausau wasn't in it at all they
being easily defeated on both days.
Mr.. Edmund LaVigne leaves for
Sparta this evening to spend a short
vacation with relatives in that city.
Master George Deringer who has been
visiting his grandma. Mrs. E. Fontaine,
the past three weeks will return to his
home with Ed.
Miss Lima Hasbrouck will leave this
week foran extended trip to kaukauna,
Appleton and Jonesdale. At Jonesdale
she will meet Miss Laura Reever, who
has relatives at that place, and after
short visit there they will probably
return home together.
Mr.. Ellis Rogers surprised many of
his friends in this city last THURSDAY