Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-07-16
PERSONALS.

| MI. \. Il. DIOuSell, OI -uarSlu6Iu3 was
III the city Tuesday
| Mr.. Geo. n. Wood made & business
trip to Chicago last Thursday.
Mr.. Edward Lueh1, brother of Prof.
Luehr, is visiting in the city.
Judge Webb opened court for Lin
coin county, al Merrill on Monday.
Mr.. John Starr went to Vesper over
the Port Edwards railroad Tuesday.
Geo. R. Gardner went to Merrill
Monday to attend court in that city.
Miss Ida Carman returned to her
work in Milwaukee Monday morning.
Mr.. "Jay" Anderson, of Wausau,
spent Sunday with his best girl in this
city.
Miss Matte Johnson, of Pittsville, is
the gtiest of Miss Katie Young this
/ week.
Mrs. NJ. Dougherty is having her
house re-plastered and otherwise i'm
proved.
Prof. Aleck Zenier returned home
Sunday morning after a weeks absence
in Chicago.
Mr.. Henry Hasbrouck, of Eagle
River, is in the city visiting relatives
and friends:
Master Willie Schultz is home from
Candy, Mimi, where he has been liv-
ing the past year.
Rev. J. Churm left Tuesday morning
for DePere to attend the Appleton Dis
trict Camp Meeting.
Miss Kittie Coy, of Mosinee, is visit
ing in this city the guest Of her friend
Carrie Pomainville.
Mr.. Nick Thomas is quite sick with
throat trouble. He has been confined
to the house for over week.
DIR. Hougen left Tuesday to attend
the Northwestern Medical society which
met in Marshteld on that day.
Messrs. B. M. Vaughan and H. II.
Voss returned home Tuesday morning
after pleasant soiourn at Devils Lake.
Prof w. H. Luehr returned home
Saturday morning from his trip to
Kilbourn City and reports pleasant
voyage.
Mr.. Frank Ticknor is rapidly recover
ing from injuries received some time
since while coupling cars on the st.
Paul R. r.
Mr.. S. T. Young has a private tele-
phone line from his office in the court
house to his residence on the hill. 1t
works nicely.
Mr.. John W. Bouvee, of Plainfgld,
was in this city Saturday the guest of
friends. This Office acknowledges a
pleasant call.
Miss Marion Ellison, of Pittsville, who
city, was pleasant caller at this office
Tuesday afternoon.
Messrs. l. E. Philleo, w. L. Wood,
Jos. Dugas, Oscar Hathaway, Dean
Philleo and the writer were visitors in
Wausau last Sunday.
Mr.. Sam Weinfeld, one of MerriIl's
most popular young gentlemen, visited
friends i'll this city Tuesday evening
and returned home the next morning.
Miss Mary Mafgeson, who has been
| teaching school near PlaintieId, came
home Friday night Before returning
| Miss Anna Martin was her guest for two
| days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry are back from
the West and are among those who
believe Wisconsin good enough for
them. They are now visiting relatives
in Necedah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slattery, of the town of
Carson, Portage county, while in the
city Tuesday made this office pleasant
call. Mr.. Slattery reports his crops
pretty good.
Mr.. and Mrs. P&ul Juneau, of the
town of Rudolph, were pleasant callers
at this Office on Saturday. They have
been readers of the REPORTER for a
good many years and renew promptly
when their subscription expires.
Jacob Lutz & Bro, of this city,
entertained their patrons and friends
last Sunday afternoon at their farm in
the town of Grand Rapids. A large
crowd was present and good time is
reported by those who attended. Some
of Lutz's best beer was on tap free to
all.