Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-05-05
PERSONAL.

city Tuesday on business.
Mr.. John DAILY spent Saturday in
Stevens Point on business.
Miss Clara Webb returned from her
visit in Appleton this week.
Prof Balcomb came down from
Stevens Point Saturday evening.
NJ. J. McRaith made business trip
to Wausau and Merrill Tuesday.
c.. J. Carman left for Eau Claire on
Wednesday to transact business in that
city.
Mrs. Lizzie Wigman we are pleased to
note is about again after a six weeks
illness.
Mr.. Bailey and daughter, of Waupaca,
are the guests of Mrs. Jennie Bailey in
this city.
Messrs. Glenn Williams and E. H.
LaVigne spent Saturday at Lake Emily
and Amherst.
Miss Florence Horton spent Sunday
with Mr.. Searles' family on their marsh
near Elm Lake.
Miss Ida Carman was the recipient
this week of an elegant Franklin type
writer, gift from her father.
Mr.. Will Wheelan, Prof of the
Auburndale school, visited his parents
in the city over Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs W. Buchanan left for her home
at Waterloo Tuesday evening to visit
with her parents for about two weeks.
Mr.. Leroy Johnson, of Oshkosh, is
the guest of his daughter Mrs Hickman
He expects 10 remain during the
summer.
Mr.. NJ. Slattery, the merchant tailor
has moved into his new quarters. He
viii soon move his family into the
second story.
Mrs. Thomas Burr returned from
kaukauna Tuesday evening, where she
was visiting her sons family for the
past three weeks.
Mr.. Louis Bern1er, who is employed
as clerk in the John Arpln Co.'S store at
Arpin, Wis, spent Sunday with his
parents in this city.
Mr.. Alex Muir is in Winona this
week preparing to move his family to
this city, They will occupy the rooms
over Doud & Muir's store.
Mr.. John Myers, of Rudolph, was a
business callerat this Office Wednesday,
We had the pleasure of adding Mr.
Myers to our list as new subscriber
Mr.. Bert Sweeney left for Delatield
Friday evening after few days visit
with friends in this city. Bert made
the REPORTER office few calls during
his stay here.
Mr.. Henry Haven, of Merrill,
surprised his many friends in the twin
Sigel to visit his parents and returned
to Merrill Friday.
Miss Emma Turley, who has been
teaching at Irma, Wis, closed her
school there recently and Immediately
commenced another term in the Payne
district town of Seneca
son was born unto Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Smith, of Beloit, OH Tuesday May
3rd. Mrs. Smith will perhaps be better
remembered by our people as Miss Lou
Dennis, formerly of Centralia.
Miss Laura Reeves went to Kaukauna
Saturday morning to meet her mother,
who has been visiting there for several
weeks with her daughter Mrs. Solar,
and together they returned home on
Saturday evening.
Miss Mamie Smith returned to her
school in the Tarbox District near
Pittsyille Saturday to teach the closing
two months term prior to the summer
vacation. Miss Mamie has enjoyed a
five weeks vacation at home.
D@sS' Mr.. J. r. Chapman made a
business trip to Milwaukee the fore
part of the week. He brought back
with him a fine line of Knights of
Pythias charms and buttons. Make
your selections early.
Frank Starr closed his term of school
at Nesper Friday and co mmenced a
two months term at Dexterville Monday
Frank is rapidly getting to the front
as one of the leading instructors of the
county.
DR.. Hougen and A. L. Fontaine went
to Milwaukee Wednesday morning,
the DR.. to attend meeting of the State
Medical Society and the latter as
delegate to the Republican State Con-
vention.
Mr.. Will Brazeau received new 80
inch "Record' safety last Friday
evening, which he purchased from the
Andrae Safety House, Milwaukee,
through the agency Of John DAILY. It's
nice one and its got Cushion tires"
Messrs. Walton Warren and Henry
Frechette left with their teams Monday
morning for Milwaukee. The boys
will team it from here to that city.
They expect to find good positions for
themselves and teams when they reach
the Cream city and we hope they will.
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Work is progressing nicely on the
new brewery building.