Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-05-19
PERSONAL.

MISS Mamie smith was nome over
Sunday.
Mr. Starke's daughter. of the town of
Grand Rapids, was married on Saturday
last.
Mrs. E. Harteau, Of Green Bay, visit
ed Miss Ella McRaith the latter part OF
last week
Mr.. Amos Hasbrouck was in Stevens
Point Saturday talking up "horse
trades"
Mrs J. w. Hodges has moved from
Minneapolis and is now a resident Of
! Wausau
Mrs. Botcher and daughter Lizzie
and Mrs. Andrew Gerard were in
! Stevens Point last Friday shopping.
Mr.. Jesse Turner, of Plainfeld, was
in the city the first Of the week. He
was business caller at this office.
Miss Sarah Boguslawsky returned
Wednesday morning from two weeks
visit in the city Of the Worlds Fair.
Pm. Christensen, of Baskerville, anC
W. D. Common, of Auburndale, attended
the tax sale which came off here or
Tuesday.
! Mrs. w. Buchanan returned Sunday
morning from Waterloo having spen
two weeks at the old homestead
visiting her parents.
Spafford, Cole & Co., lost one of thei
hay warehouses in Rhinelander the
past week by fire 1t is thought to bt
the work of an incendiary. They haC
no insurance.
Mrs. C. Pierce, of Chicago, arrived il
the city Thursday last and visited will
her sister Mrs. G. 0. Baker. From
here she will 90 to Augusta, Wis, t
see her parents.
Mr.. Searles, father Of Mrs. Clarence
Warren, from near Wautoma, stopped
on his way home from Merrill where
he had been visiting and attended the
Old Folks Reunion.
We learn by the Tomah Herald
Advertiser that Mr.. n. B. Naylor, whC
has so long been connected with
MAYORS Home, Of hotel reputation, il
that city will move into private home
Just before going to press we under
stand that Mrs. VIM. Kilbourne vii
start for England Monday. Our ole
reliable handy-man Chilly" Sewell we
hear will leave us also to go to England
| Monday.
H. H. Voss & Co. had a new slgr
placed on the South side of their drus
store this week that is model as t.
position and attractiveness. It's size il
10 #. high by 20 #. long, the largest il
the twin cities. Smedley the popular
artist did the work.
Mr. Ed Whitney resigned his position
as clerk in F. w. Kruger & Co.'S store
Saturday and has passed this weel
laboring about his home. Ed expect
to leave the last of this week or first o
next to join his father in a trip dowr
the Mississippi to St. Louis with hi
| lumber.
| Mr.. J. P. Horton is now in Wausal
actingin the capacity of book-keeper TO
the Jackson Milling Company ant
expects to move his family to that city
soon. Wausau is a nice place to live IL
and while We regret to lose them from
our midst we wish them success anC
only ask them to put in an occasional
kind word for Grand Rapids.
Mr.. Aleek Muir returned from
Winona the past week accompanied b,
his family. Their household effect
arrived the first of the week and they
are now very comfortably located il
the rooms over their new store which
were especially fitted up for them
They stayed with Mr.. w. t. Jones an(
family until their home was ready.
Miss Florence Horton, who has beer
retoucher in J. O. Hebert's Art CALLER,
for some time past, left for Elm Lake
Saturday where she will remain for
short time after which she expects to q
to her home near Plainfeld. Miss
Horton has made many friends in thi
city during her residence here who wer,
sorry to see her go. She may return
| next fall.