Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-07-07
PERSONAL.

is the guest of friends in this city.
Mr.. Alfred Grignon is home from
Northern Michigan visiting his parents.
Mr.. Jas WEIGH has relatives from
Chicago visiting him this week.
Miss Floy Pitcher, of Ogdensberg, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Durga.
Mrs. J. D. Case, of Necedah, is the
guest Of Mrs. Geo. w. Davis.
Ethel Parrish was robbed Of part of
her 18th of July pleasures by sickness.
Miss Nettie McCarty spent the Fourth
with friends in Stevens Point.
Mrs. Pffner, of Stevens Point, was
guest at the Arpin residence on Thurs
day.
Mr.. Thomas Welsch, of Babcock,
came up to the county seat to celebrate
the 18th.
Mrs Kate Townsend was III Chicago
visiting her brother during convention
week.
Mr.. Aleck Muir is in Winona this
week looking after business interests in
that city.
Mr.. Moses Dugas is again in our city
after several months sojourn through
the country.
Miss Ella McRaith returned home
Wednesday evening from two weeks
visit in Chicago.
Mr.. Irving Addleman is back from
Milwaukee where he visited his parents
for few weeks.
Mr.. William Delap, Of Baskerville,
brother Of Mr.. George Delap, WAS IN
the city on the Fourth.
Miss Lula Flanagan, of Fond du Lac,
Il niece of Mr.. J. r. Chapman is his
guest this week.
Miss Dora Miller closed her school at
Hewitt last Friday and is now at home
in this city with her parents.
DR.. Phillips, of Stevens Point, was
called to this city on Monday in con-
sultation with DR.. De Grandpre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Longoskie, parents of
Mrs. David Lutz Jr., were guests of
their daughter on the 4th of July.
Mrs. Fannie Smith and children
returned to their home in Huron,
South Dakota, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gagnon, of
Merrill, were the guests of relatives in
this city on the Fourth.
Messrs T. S. Woodwork, A. B.
Cotey and Edward EGgers, of Pittsville,
spent the Fourth in this city.
Miss Gertrude Norcross, of Mime
apolis, is in the city the guest of her
| friend Miss Grace Balderston.
Hon. Henry Waterson, of Louisville,
kty.. will make the Democratic speech
at Monona Lake assembly July Goth.
Mr.. Walter Burt, formerly of north
ern Michigan. but now of Watersmeet,
is at home in this city to spend week.
Miss Helen Philleo started for New
York City Tuesday morning as Il dele
gate to the y. p. S. c. f. Convention.
Miss Emma Closuit returned from
Green Bay Wednesday after an
absence Of two weeks the guest of
friends
This office acknowledges the receipt
of fine sample of Strawberries grown
on Pete Browns farm in the town of
Rudolph.
\ State fair will be held on the new
grounds in Milwaukee on September
Filth. The officers promise one of
the best fairs ever held,
Mr.. Hanrahan, of Appleton, an
extensive dealer i'll hides, was here
this week making purchases of our
butchers.
Miss Nora Meehan and Marydeal
Arpin spent few days last week at
Arpin, Wis. They returned Saturday
evening.
Miss kittie Young came home from
Necedah Sunday morning accompanied
by her grandmother, who is now
visiting at the Young homestead.
| Messrs. VIM. Ward, of Milwaukee,
and Fred Brown, of Chicago, were
| guests at Robt. Farrish's residence Oh
Sunday and Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Starr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Kellogg, Miss May Scott and
Frank Cameron, of Nesper, all spent
| the Fourth in the twin cities.
| Mr.. Ray Sherwood leaves to-day for
his home in Stevens Point after a
continuous residence in Grand Rapids
| for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyland, parents of
Mrs. IRELAND, of Appleton, were the
guests of their daughter and family
in this city on the Fourth.
Mrs. Pete Laramie, of Minnesota, is
in the twin cities circling around visit
ing her many friends whom she has
not seen in many years.
| Mr.. Edward Morrill, left Wednesday
for Minneapolis where he will assist his
| brother Scott in Il restaurant at Lake
| Calhoun.
Mrs. \. NJ. Pride left for New York