Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-06-09
PERSONAL.

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Wednesday.
Mr.. G. 0. Baker was in the city the
past week.
Mr.. E. Scheibe was over from Marsh
field Thursday last.
Mrs. NJ. c. Warren has moved back
into her home on Oak st.
Mr.. Will Miller, of Duluth, was
visiting his relatives this week.
Mr.. Ed Philleo came home from
Chicago this morning for short visit.
Miss Minnie Belts, of Waterloo, is
visiting her friend Mrs. w. Buchanan.
Prof Grant White, of the celebrated
Wausau Band, was in the city Tuesday.
Messrs. Henry Jewel and VIII
Ingraham were up from Saratoga Mon
day.
Mr.. Jos. Cave is making several nice
improvements about his residence and
yard.
Mr.. Amos Hasbrouck was in Plover
and Stevens Point this week dealing in
horses.
Mr.. Gorham's family moved into T.
Herschleb's house on Milwaukee Street
this week.
J. NJ. Thorne, who was home a short
time left on another business trip
Monday.
ga|O I. Hougen NJ. D., Office over
Woods Drug store. Telephone at Office
81, at residence 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Dugas are happy
over the arrival of a baby girl on
Saturday morning.
Miss Ella Nutter, one Of Saratoga's
brightest young ladies, was shopping in
the twin cities Friday.
Mrs. C. O. Baker is out of the city
this week on one of her lecture tours
for the Viavi Co. of Chicago.
Miss Minnie Thorne returned to her
labors at Tomahawk Monday morning
after a few weeks visit at home
Geo. w. Baker is moving to-day in
the residence just back of his furniture
store owned by Mrs. NJ. c. Warren.
Miss Nettie Wheelan is home for
the summer having closed her term of
school near Auburndale last Friday.
Miss Kittie Young and Mr.. Ed.
Brazeau attended very fine party and
dance in Necedah last Friday evening
Mr.. Euzebe LaVigne has moved
his family into the city and is now living
in one of his residences near the NJ.
f. church.
Williams & Co.'S Show will exhibit in
Grand Rapids on Saturday June 18th,
afternoon and evening on grounds north
of skating rink
Mr.. Aleck Muir has been spending
the week in Winona among his many
friends and business men. He went
Monday morning
Mr.. Ed. Whitney went to La Crosse
last Thursday evening where he joined
his father in trip down the Mississippi
river TO OF. Louis.
Mrs /. +. Philleo returned from
Tomahawk Sunday evening having
spent two weeks in that city with her
sister Mrs. A. M. Pride.
Mrs. Morris, of Charles City, Iowa, a
grandmother of Mrs. w. L. Wood, is
visiting at the old homestead and will
remain during the summer.
Mr.. VIM. Crecy, of Plover, an old
veteran who bears the marks of the
strife of 81, was in the city shaking
hands with old acquaintance Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Craney, who has been
working for DAILY & Sampson at Eagle
River, was in the city this week He
commences work at Days mill next
week.
Mr.. n. Reiland expects to move his
family into the Grand Rapids House
soon where they will continue to serve
the extensive trade who are now
patrons of the present proprietors.
Miss Llbbie Miller returned from
Marshfield and Hewitt last week where
she had been visiting friends and
relatives. She commenced teaching a
two months term of school in the
Blron district.
Mr.. Chas. Parker, one of our
clarionetists in the Twin City Band has
left and will play this season with the
celebrated Third Regiment Band of
Wausau. This is No. 3 to leave our
band and join Dana.
Mrs. DR.. Witter returned from Cali
fornia last Thursday morning where she
spent the winter. The old homestead
which has for SO long looked lone and
deserted has taken on bright and
cheerful aspect and her many friends
are glad 10 see her back again.