Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-22
PERSONAL.


Mrs. Geo. Marsh, of Milwaukee, is
the guest of Mrs Fred Closuit
Oswald Mcneil is sick again with ar
attack of his old enemy-Asthma.
Mr.. Paul Juneau, of Rud olph, was at
the county seat on Wednesday.
Mr. Chas. Kruger and son, of Bah
cock, was in the city on Wednesday.
Work is progressing nicely on
Spafford, Cole & Co.'S new brick block.
Miss Mary McCamley is visiting at
Medford the guest of Mrs. Doyle.
Mr.. Samuel Parker returned Friday
night from weeks visit with relatives
in Milwaukee.
Every day there are demands for
houses to rent yet there is not vacant
house in either city
Messrs. Teller and Paulus are nicely
located in their bachelor quarters over
| the Wood County National Bank.
Miss Ida Finn is expected here this
week to resume her duties as trimmer
in Mrs. Donaldson's millinery shop.
The Misses Emma and Minnie Mates,
of Norfolk, stopped off here between
trains Tuesday on their way to Seymour.
Mesdames G. J. Jackson, c. NJ. Webb,
j. A. Gaynor, and Lille Craven were
visitors in Stevens Point on Saturday
NJ iss Anna Wergin returned Tuesday
from an extended visit in Green Bay
with relatives and friends.
Miss Nina Smiley, of Merrill, came
down Tuesday night to attend the
funeral of her brother.
Miss Laura Mccarthy visited her
sister Mrs. J. Connors, Of Stevens
Point, while there she attended thefair.
Mr.. John Ward, of Wausau, brother
of Phil and Lara Ward, was in the city
Tuesday among his friends.
Miss Lizzie Mccarthy went to Plain
field, Wis, to spend a few days with
relatives.
Mrs. NJ. III. Lynn was up from Port
Edwards to attend the benefit concert
given her daughter.
Mrs. Matte DAILY returned Monday
from a weeks sojourn in Milwaukee.
The state fair was the attraction.
Carl Donaldson is home from Rhine
lander and attending the Howe High
school.
Ray Sherwood spent this week in
Stevens Point. He is now back at his
old post in the Enterprise office.
Julian and Karl Baker left the past
week to attend the Delafeld Military
Academy.
Mrs. H. Howlet and her sister, of
Eagle River, stopped off here a few
days visiting relatives, on their way to
Plainfeld.
Ia1We handle the largest line of
trunks, satchels and telescope bags of
any house in Wood County, DoUD &
MUIR.
Miss Lottie Lynn left Sunday night
for syria cuse, n. Y, where she will
attend NJ usical Institute the coming
year.
Mr.. Fred Gross, of Sparta, spent the
Sabbath in this city with his wife and
parents. Mrs. Fred Gross returned
home Wednesday night
Will Wheelan came down from
Auburndale Friday night and spent
the Sabbath with his parents in this
city.
We understand that Mr.. Orrin Gray
is a candidate for the office of clerk of
court. He will try and get the demo-
cratic nomination.
Mr.. A. G. st. Amour has moved his
tailor shop from the Wagner block in
to the Woodwork building where his
patrons can find him hereafter.
Mrs. John Mccarthy, returned home
from Kansas City, Kansas, after an
absence of three weeks visiting her
parents.
Mr.. Edward Sherwood, of Stevens
Point, stopped off for short visit with
his brother Ray while on his way to
Minneapolis.
by Mr.. j. r. Chapman is receiving
daily invoices of fine silver ware. He
is already getting his stock for the holi-
day trade. 1t will do you good to 60 in
to his business place and look it over.
The building used as Republican
headquarters next to the Wood County
drug store has been moved to Mr.. John
Farrish's lumber yard where it will be
used for an office.
Mr.. Albert Hougen, younger brother
Of the Doctors stopped off here the
past week to visit his brother and
family on his way to school at North,
field, MINI.
IasH Try one of the Kenyon stiff hats
you will never want any other make
everyone warranted, light and stylish,
in black and brown. DoUD & MUM
sole agents.
Hereafter the Opera House will be
lighted by electricity. Mr.. Will Scott
made a contract with the Nash Bros
for thirty lights. This will be a much
needed Improvement.
| Mr.. Geo. Brazeau has been home the
past week feeling quite poorly. He
left Wednesday for the Hot Springs
in Arkansas where he hopes to receive