Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-04-14
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Thomas Burr went to kaukauna
on Tuesday to spend two or three weeks
with her son Elmer.
The latest in the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Minnehan is a little baby
girl whose arrival occurred on Tuesday.
Mr.. J. l.. Ollie, manager of the Tele
phone exchange, in Stevens Point, was
in the city Wednesday on business.
A. c. st. Amour has moved his family
into one of Pat Smiths houses in
Centralia.
Mr. w. T. McRaith, teacher of the
Rudolph school, was visitor at Stevens
Point Monday.
Mr.. j. R. Chapman will move into
the Bezoir house the latter part Of
this week.
Miss Nellie Herschleb was visitor
in Stevens Point a few days the latter
part of last week.
Mr.. Mckinley, who was visiting Mr..
Thomas Burr, left our city Tuesday
morning.
Mr. Chas Delaney, Of Po1nette,
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ner, is the guest of his sister in this city.
He will return home this week.
Mrs. Dan. Case and daughter Bessie
are numbered among those who are
i'll this week.
Miss Eva Crawford, Of Hartland, a
niece of DR.. A. B. Crawford is the guest
of his family in this CITY.
Mr.. 7. A. Taylor and family are now
occupying the J. D. Cole residence in
the 4th ward. They moved on Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Norton, of McDill, was
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Minnahan the past week.
H. A. Herschleb has rock on the
ground with which he will put in a
stone foundation under his store build
ing.
Rev. Kilbourne is confined to the
house with another attack Of his old
trouble rheumatism.
Mr.. John Andrews we are glad to
note is much better from q severe at
tack of pneumonia.
Mr.. w. C. Martin has been decorating
the Bezoir house preparatory to j. R.
Chapman's occupancy.
We are pleased to note that Mrs. G..
W. Baker and Mrs NJ. c. Warren are
both better after spell of sickness.
Mrs. Z. H. Bonham, we are pleased
TO note, is able to be about again after
an illness of several weeks duration.
Mr. Smedly completed a very artistic
sign IA inches wide and Is feet long
this week for the First National Bank
1t is in gold leaf with a black back
ground and is very attractive.
Mrs. H. Kuntz was called to Wrights-
town, Wis, the fore part Of the week
on account of the serious illness of her
mother.
About thirty of Mrs. Slattery's lady
friends gave her surprise last Thurs
day evening They all report social
good time.
Mr.. Ed Sherwood, brother of Ray
Sherwood, was visiting his brother in
the Twin Cities the fore part of the
week
Miss Helen Philleo returned from
Neilsville Saturday afternoon, where
she visited for two weeks the guest of
Miss frankie Brown.
Mr.. Theodore Lipke was under the
weather a few days the latter part of
last week. He was out again on
Sunday.
Mr.. Arsin Arpin went. to Madison
Sunday evening to visit a week with
his friend Heber Tibbits He will
return Saturday.
Mrs. Ed Smith and daughter Mamie
were in Stevens Point on Tuesday.
Mamie brought home some new and
tasty wearing apparel as the fruits of
her visit.
Mr.. Barry Brennan, who has been in
charge of a charcoal kiln, near Marsh
field, for the past year, is visitor at
the Case homestead in this city.
Mr.. j. 0. Hebert recently purchased
an interest in cranberry marsh near
Scranton Of Mr.. Oluf Branstad. He
paid $500 for half interest in the marsh.
Mr.. A. G. Carey returned home Tues
day evening from the Maple Grove
Sanitarium at Oshkosh An operation
was performed which is proving very
successful. With the exception of
feeling weak he is getting along nicely
and is very much encouraged.
Miss Ella Whitney returned home
Friday morning from Beloit, where
she had been visiting for two weeks
with Mrs. Lou. Smith.
Dr. Hougen is preparing to make
several changes in his residence lately
purchased of J. O. Hebert An ad-
dition to the barn is being erected and
front and back porch will be added to
the house.
Mrs. Weiland, of Appleton, mother
Of Mrs. n. Ireland; Mr.. IRELAND and
Mr.. Nick BarthoIme, of Belle
Chester, Mimi, were in the city
the past week TO attend the funeral of
little Gratchen Ireland.
Mr.. J. E. Carey, of Eau Claire, spent
the Sabbath among his relatives and
friends in the twin cities. He reports
his business fourishing and EauClaire a
very fine city to live in. We wish him
well.
The Humbird correspondent to the