Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-09-15
PERSONAL.
Concert tonight.

Guy NlSllllS CD ttHo iliChio.
Mr.. J. w. Strope, of Stevens Point,
was in the city during far week.
Mrs. Stumpf, Of Stevens Point, is the
guest of Mrs. Townsend this week.
Mr.. d. J. Cole, of Rhinelander, came
down Oh business Wednesday night.
Mrs. Brooks, of Parrish, is in the city
visiting with her mother and sister.
Mr.. Richard Compton, brother of
n. L. Compton, from Illinois, Is visiting
in the city.
Mrs. S. w. Bailey visited among old
frien,ls and neighbors in Pittsville last
week.
Mr.. Lee LaChance, of Merrill, was a
visitor at the Wood county fair the past
week.
Miss Rickie Falk continues about the
same. She is in her right mind but
very feeble.
Miss Sara Turley began her duties as
| teacher in the Irma schools on Monday
Sept. 18th.
Mrs. Harden, Of Portage, mother of
Mr. Henry Harden, is visiting her son
and family in this city.
Mr.. Chas. Compton, of Pittsville, was
in the city Tuesday to witness the base
| ball game.
Mr.. John Staar left Monday for Arpin
where he will enter the employ of the
Arpin Lumber Company.
Mr.. \ Empey, of Merrill, was among
those who we noticed on the fair
grounds the past week.
Miss Hathaway, relative of Mrs. Dan
Arpin, was a guest at her home a
few days the past week.
Miss May Emmons left Tuesday for
an extended visit with friends in st.
Paul, Minnesota.
DR.. Simonson has taken the practice
Of Dr. Trevett, of Wausau, and has
returned to that city.
Miss Florence Horton was in the city
few days Fair week the guest of Miss
Helen Philleo.
Miss Maud Crotteau, and Maud
Sharkey, of Rudolph, are attendants at
the Howe High School this year.
Masons have been engaged this week
making repairs in the brick work on
the top of the Gardner Block.
Miss LIZZIE Botcher went to Mil
waukee Monday morning to visit
relatives and attend the State Fair.
Mr.. S. A. Connell, of Waupaca,
attorney-at-law, was in the city on
legal business the fore part of the week,
MIR. Frank Whitrock has fine crop
of watermelons. He will fill orders
from one to one hundred on short
notice.
Messrs. Geo. r. Gardner and +. J.
Wood were in attendance at the Con-
gressional convention in Green Bay
Wednesday.
Miss Daisy Thorne returned from
Marinette Saturday evening after a
visit of three months with her sister
Mrs. VIM. Judkins.
Miss Emma Closuit came back home
from Stevens Point Saturday evening
having been the guest of Miss Kate
Jacobs in that city for few days.
Mrs. A. +. Donaldson returned from
Milwaukee last Friday after an absence
of two weeks making her selection OF
fall goods.
Mrs $. A. Spaford returned from
Tomahawk Monday evening where she
had been visiting her daughter Mrs.
A. NJ. Pride.
Mr.. Henry McCrossen, of Wausau,
was in the city fair week with 4 year
ling colt. He carried off third money
in the race in which he was entered.
Miss Lilly Hachez, of New Holstein,
a sister of Mrs. VIM. Luehr, has re-
turned to this city to resume her studies
in the Howe High School for the second
year.
Miss Laura Reeves is teaching in Miss
Perry's department i'll the high school
until she is able to assume her duties
from her serious illness from which she
is now convalescing.
Miss NJ f. Southland, teacher in the
Second intermediate Department OF
in hn ~
Friday evening and answered to the
roll call of duty Monday morning.
Miss Edith Wetherly, of Sherry,
began her second term Monday morn
ing as regular attendant of our High
School. Miss Wetherly is boarding at
Mr.. Thomas Burr's.
Mr.. Andrew Searles has moved his
family back into their home in this city
so that the children could attend school
Mr. Searles is still attending to the
berry picking on his marsh at Elm
Lake.
Mr.. Emmett Ward, of Merrill, was i'll
the city the latter part of last week
shaking hands with his many old
friends Emmett came down with the
Merrill Ball Club returning Friday
noon.
Miss Madge Muir, of Rudolph, who
formerly attended The High School il
this city, left Monday morning fol
Wausau to attend the Business College
in that city We hone thiS chanue