Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-09-03


W. L. Scott went down to his cram
berry marsh Monday to gather what
berries are left after the recent frost.
Mr. Antoine Fournier, of Westboro,
was the guest of his brother Louie III
this city the past week.
PIT. Dessaint decorated the front of
J. O. Hebert's ait gallery building the
past week with a fresh coat of paint.
Miss Carrie Tenant is employed at
J. O. Hebert's art gallery re-touching
negatives.
Miss Katie Parrish returned Sunday
night from Wausau where she spent
week visiting Miss Lizzie Swisher.
Miss Ella Parrish is spending the
week in Necedah the guest of her
friend Mrs. Seargent.
Miss Nettie Wheelan commenced
teaching school in the town of Port
Edwards Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Bell and daughter Nellie
ICbuIuCNl IOlllc 1ttClIIlN dIlCI WV
weeks visit with relatives at Almond.
Rev. J. Churm Ief Tuesday morning
for Kaukauna, to attend the District
Conference.
Fernie Williams was taken quite sick
while at Lake Emily the past week.
She was brought home Monday.
Little Winnie SIocum, of West
Superior, is the guest of Miss Clara
Rablin.
We note with pleasure that Mr.. J. A
Gaynor is improving. He has been
very sick the past week.
Mr.. Geo. r. Gardner left Tuesday for
Madison where he viii attend the
Supreme Court. :,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Wigman the
past week, son weighing IS pounds.
This is their third son4ens heir.
William Sax, of Stevens Point, has
charge of Pabst depot in this city and
delivers their product to customers IN
the twin cities.
Miss Jennie Gardner entertained a
few Of her young lady friends Monday
afternoon in honor of her guest Miss
Grace Delaney.
Mrs. E. Lynch will entertain a large
company of lady friends Thursday
afternoon at what is known as Yellow
Tea
Charley Scott sold his trotter to VI. A.
Bogoger and he in turn sold him to
Johnson, Hill & Co. They drive him
with black for delivery purposes.
Ben Boguslawsky is gaining so
rapidly that he expects to return to his
work in Bessemer, Mich, the last of
the week.
Mrs. Briggs and daughter Nina are
home again after an extended visit
among relatives IN the southern part of
the state.
Miss Lottie Lynn is back from her
Eastern trip in company with Mrs.
John Edwards and is much improved
on account of it.
Miss Cora and Jennie Pratt will leave
this week for Eau Claire where they
have accepted positions as teachers in
the public schools of that city.
Mrs. Fred CIosuit has had new front
stoop erected on her residence She
has also had the house freshly painted.
1t adds greatly to its appearance.
Mr. R. w. Lyon, the good natured
blacksmith, wants his customers to
remember that he is always ready for
business at his shop.
Mrs. Rilla Preston and daughter, of
GrinnelI, Iowa, are guests of Mrs. Nancy
Smith They will make quite an eX-
tended visit.
Miss Grace Delaney returned home
to Poinette, Tuesday evening after
two weeks visit in this city the guest of
the Misses AIable and Jennie Gardner.
Mr.. VIM. Brown has just completed
his work for the Pioneer Wood Pulp
Co. This water power property at this
point is one of the best on the Wiscon-
sin river.
A. E. Herschleb left Monday for
Minneapolis where he has accepted a
position with Messrs. Creore & Nicker-
son, Home Furnishing Co.
Messrs. Clifford Juneau and \. D.
Tenant left Wednesday morning for
Green Bay TO attend the Northeastern
District fair.
! F. Kruger & Co., and joseph Dugas
purchased a gray horse of L. Hathaway
the past week. They will use him in
conjunction as a delivery horse. The
boys say that the animal has one hoof
glued on.
Will Gross, attended by~John McCar-
thy, Jr., left Monday afternoon for
| Barss Marsh where Mr.. Gross will 0per-
ate a general store. Mccarthy goes
with him as a body guard loaded down
with bowie knife, revolver, winches-
ter rife and double barrel shotgun.
! We believe Mr.. Gross is safe.