Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-08-11
PERSONAL.


Mrs. Compton and Miss Doty, of
Edgerton, are guests of Mrs. Will Gross.
DR.. J. Simonson is back from Wausau
and is nov ready for business.
Mrs Beste, of Moslnee, is in the city
a guest of her mother and family.
Miss Addie Mason, of Nashville, is
III the city, the guest of Miss Jennie
Huban.
Miss Dora Miller returned home
Monday from her visit among friends
at Reedsburg.
Mrs. Harry Ellis, of Plover, was the
guest of Miss Nellie Kroner on Tues
day.
Mrs. c. f. DAILY and Miss Belle
Mathews are visiting friends in Apple
ton this week.
Miss Carrie kemnitz, of Green Bay,
is the guest of Miss Emma Closuit.
She will remain here two weeks.
Mrs. w. NJ. Howenstein and daughter
Edna leave for their home in Parkers-
burg, Iowa, Thursday.
Miss Perle st. Amour is visiting with
relatives in Chicago. She returned
home with Miss LaFond.
Miss Carrie Skinner, of Stevens
Point, is the guest of Miss Carrie
Briere this week.
A. &. Carey is employed painting the
Court House fence this week. He is
doing a good job.
Mr.. G. w. Paulus left Monday morn
ing for Chiffon where he will spend the
balance of his Summer vacation.
Mr.. VIM. Sewell arrived home We'd
nesday morning from his trip to his
home in England. He was accompan-
led by his wife.
Mr.. J. NJ. Davis, division freight
agent on the C. NJ. & St. Paul railroad
was in the city Wednesday in company
with Mr.. John Love.
NJ. S. Pratt with assistants is erecting
barn for L. Hathaway the Witter
House landlord on his lots recently
purchased of Geo. n Wood ct. al.
Messrs. Lee Slaughter and Frank
Lawson, of Necedah, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Davis over
Sunday.
Miss Lucille Mathews left for her
home in Merrill Monday evening after
several weeks attendance at the
Summer school in this city.
Messrs. F. W. Kruger, Oscar Hatha-
way, Seth Spafford and Bonnie Closuit
are back from their trip to the dells.
They report a pleasant trip.
Mr.. j. d. Potter, of Rudolph, pur-
chased the Frank Morrill, place through
our agency the past week. 1t consisted
of a small house and two lots. Con-
sideration $475.
Mr.. James Delaney, of Pittsville, was
a social caller at this Office Monday.
| Mr.. Delaney is y years of age and
looks hearty and robust for man of
his age.
Mrs. Ida Quimby was in the city a
few days the fore part of the week on
her return from Milwaukee, She left
Thursday i'll company with Mrs. H.
Hayden for Minneapolis.
We see by the Chicago Daily Tribune
of July Goth that Mr.. J. n. Phillips, of
the firm of Purdy & Phillips, died on
Wednesday July 9th. He was a
promising young man.
Mrs. J. d. Witter will move to Madi-
| son this fall where she will keep house
| and make home for her son and daugh-
ter while they attend school at the
State University.
c. +. PaTiseau failed to materialize in
his purchase of the Bittner residence
| therefore we offer it for sale again in
another column. This is bargain for
somebody.
Dr. Teller is quite frequent visitor
in New Lisbon. Ii. II. Noss says it
cannot be any business that calls him
| there, bnt some magnetic attraction
| that he cannot account for.
| Miss Nellie Herschleb is back from
| her extended visit in the East. She
was absent two weeks and reports
Boston, the hub of the United States,
a delightful city.
Messrs. Chas King and Bob Turlev
! returned from the West the past week
! after an absence of eighteen months
Mr.. King had quite an experience and
is dead set against the Chinese.
Mr.. d. d. Bishop is in the city circu-
lating among his many friends. Dennis
is making rapid strides in his profession
in the great city of Chicago, of which
his many friends feel proud. They
were all glad to see him.
Mrs. Luehr and daughter returned
| home Saturday night after several
| weeks absence at her home in Calumet
county. The Professor now lives again
| During her absence he simply existed
| by permission.
Mr.. L. L. Porter, of Oregon City,
Oregon, was guest at NJ. c. Wood
worth's residence on high street Friday
He accompanied Mrs. Palmer and Miss
Lutte Boies to Portage that evening.
He was favorably impressed with the
attractions in the twin cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Alexander, of