Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-04-07

Mr.. Chas. Elwood and family, of
Plaintield, are among the new corners
to this city.
Mrs. Lizzie Wigman, who has been
sick the past two weeks we are pleased
to note is gaining her lost health
Miss Minnie Brown commenced her
duties as book-keeper in the Grand
Rapids furniture factory Monday
morning.
Mr.. Peter Brown. of Winona,
conductor on the Green Bay railroad
has moved his family to this city and
occupies residence in the first ward
Mr.. and Mrs. Boggs, of Marshfield
are boarders at the Grand Rapids
House. Mr.. Boggs is employed
tinisher in the Wpperman Furnitur,
! Factory.
Rev. Chas Bcyerle leaves to-day for
Green Bay where he in company with
the Priests Of the Green Bay diocese
will meet the newly consecrated Bishop
| Messmer, who will soon be located
there permanently.
Mr. Mckinley is visiting old time
friends III this city the guest of Mr.
Thomas Burr. Mr. Mckinley has
served on our l. S. war ships and
relates some very interesting and
thrilling incidents and experiences of
his past life.
| Mrs. A. l.. Mitchell, of Richland
| Center, a cousin of Mr. NJ. S. Pratt is
visiting in this city guest at the
Pratt residence. She has heard a
great deal of the twin cities and talks
some of locating here. We hope she
may decide to remain here.
| Messrs. Jacob Lutz & Bro. will soon
add to their already convenient
residence a large addition OH the South
side two stories high. full size of the
present foundation. They will also
put up new house on their farm two
miles east of the city. The Lutz Bros.
believe in having all their buildings in
tirst-class shape.
Miss Mamie Smith is enjoying a five
weeks vacation with her parents and
friends at home. She will continue a
two months term of school at the close
| Of her vacation in the TarboX District
near Pittsville. Miss Smith is we'll liked
| by the officials of her school and is
proving very able and efficient
| teacher.
Mr.. Will Miller, a son of James Miller,
who travels for the Duluth Shoe Co.,
was in the city over Sunday. He sells
| his goods to several of our local mer-
chants and always enjoys his short
stay among his friends here. His
territory is confined 10 northern
| Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota.
Mr.. Chas. LaBreche returned from
| Arpin Monday where he has been
employed for the few past months.
Charlie is an industrious young man
the Grand Rapids Furniture Factory.
This is good position and we hope he
will meet with success.
Mr.. NJ. r. Wilson, of Merrill, was in
this city Saturday last for the
purpose of having full upper and
lower set of teeth made by Dr.. A. 3.
Crawford, who is rapidly winning an
outside reputation for doing frst-class
work. Mr.. Wilson leaves for Merrill
the last of the week after transacting
| the balance of his business.
Mr.. John Brennan who has been
foreman of a logging camp the past
winter for DAILY & Sampson, on what
is known as the Tamarack, near the
state line came home Friday night.
| He says his camp of fifty men and
| five teams put in 6,5O0,000. Dick
Stevenson foreman Of another camp for
the same firm in that locality, put in
! 10000 with a crew of eighteen men.