Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-29
Mrs. Frank Otto, of Hansen,

Tor few days.
DIR. Catherine Q. Holden, of Helena,
Montana, is in the city the guest OF
Miss Nellie Kroner.
Mr.. VIM. Key, of Appleton, was in
the city on Tuesday selling cigars of his
own manufacture.
Mrs. Geo. Davis left Wednesday for
Necedah where she will visit among her
many friends.
Mr.. Ed. Tenant and his daughter
Carrie were visitors at Abbotsford the
past week.
Mr. p. n. Christensen, of Nasonville,
was in the city Tuesday on business
He returned the same day.
Mrs. Edward Lynch and son lief
Wednesday for Ashland for visit Will
her brother.
The Misses Nash have moved from
Centralia into the old Wood homestead
in the second ward in Grand Rapids.
Mr.. Arthur Boggs has moved from
Frank Stahl's residence in the frs
ward into the Quinn residence in the
second ward.
Mrs. P. McCamley and two children
took their departure Tuesday evenin:
for Dakota where they will visit Mrs
Conway.
Miss Della Polensky returned Satur
day from her visit among relatives ant
friends in Milwaukee and Waupaca.
Messrs. II. H. Voss and John E. DAILY
druggists were both in Lacrosse thu
past week to select their holiday goods
Mr.. Chas. Pomainville, of Marinette
was in the city the fore part of thu
week the guest of his brother Franz
and family.
DR.. Hougen was called to Dextervill,
Monday to see Mrs. Stinsburg who wa
hurt by falling off a hand-car while il
motion.
DR.. A. 3. Crawford moved his famil,
Monday from the Lara Ward residenc,
into the one owned by E. B. Brundag,
near the Court House.
Father IRELAND, of Minnesota,
brother of n. IRELAND was in the city
few days the past week guest of hi
brother.
Mrs. Sabel, of Vesper, died on Tues
day September 9th with peurpera
fever. She leaves husband and two
children.
Mrs. David Williams, of Saratoga
spent Sunday III the city, the guest o
Mrs. c. Warren, on her way to Oshkosh
Mrs. Williams expects to spend tn,
winter there.
Mr.. A. Schottenfels, of Tomah, ha
been engaged by Mr.. B. SLIDER as clerl
in his store. He comes highly recon
mended and we believe will prove to b.
a very popular young man.
Mr.. John Bell, of the town of Sigel
candidate for sheriff on the demo
cratic ticket was in the city Monday ant
made this office call. John has Away
been democrat who has worked faith
fully for his party's success.
Mrs. Geo. Nutter, nee Kate Rumsev
was in the city Monday guest of Mrs
Fannie Thompson. While she resides
only few miles south of this city, he
friends seldom see her in town. He
family duties keep her at home quite
closely.
Mr.. L. P. Arpin returned home Tues
day morning from weeks absence il
Dubuque, Iowa, where he was calico
to the bedside of his uncle Antoine
Arpin who is pretty sick. When Ed
mond left he was feeling much better
Mr.. Aleck Bezoir, of Minneapolis
was in the city the fore part of til,
week, the first time in three years. HI
was pleased to see the many improve
ments on every hand. Alex has man,
friends in the twin cities who were gla<
to see him.
Mrs. Carrie Miller, widow of John T
Miller deceased, received notice yester
day of the allowance of her claim fo
pension at So per month and tw,
dollars additional for each child unde
sixteen, with over $500 back pay. j
w. Cochran prosecuted the claim as he
Attorney.
We called upon DR.. Teller and PIof
Paulus in their new quarters over thu
Wood County National Bank the pas
week and found them as pleasant,
located as two bachelors could possibly
be. Their room is elegantly furnished
roomy and we'll lighted. They vii
take great delight in spending the lon;
winter evenings there.
Mrs. Frederick Logging, of the tow
of Grand Rapids, recently received he
allowance of widows pension, and thu
back pension due her deceased husband
amounting in all to over three hundred
dollars. J. w. Cochran acted as he
attorney. Charles L. Bingham, of Por
Edwards, and Robert A. Campbell, o
Dexterville, were also made happy b,
the allowance of their pension claim
during the past week, through the SAM
attorney.