Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-04-28
PERSONAL.

the house on account of sickness.
Mrs. John Berard, of Wausau, is
visiting Mrs. Ed. Lynch III this city.
Nels g. Johnson il progressing nicely
with his new residence in the 1t ward
DR.. Hougen has decided to Put on III
addition to his house before moving
therein.
Mr.. Jas Commons, of Thorpe, wae
visiting friends in the twin cities few
days last week.
Mr.. Henry Stringer, Of the town of
Hansen, has rented his farm and moved
to this city.
Mrs. A. NJ. Pride, of Tomahawk, is
home this week on visit among rel
atives and friends.
Miss Sarah Bogusawsky left Monday
evening for several weeks visit among
friends in Chicago.
Mrs. Baker, mother Of Mrs. Paul
Bittner, of Merrill, was the guest of
her daughter the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Witter will be at
home Friday evening April Goth for a
large number of their friends.
Dr. Crawford is excavating and get
ting rock on the ground ready for the
foundation to his new residence.
R. A. Kruger, of Dexterville, was
business caller at the REPORTER office
while at the county seat, Wednesday.
Miss Belle Padgham leaves Tuesday
for Appleton to spend several weeks
%r~ 4 En- f/0fR Fn,- G.,
w. V. Keyes, wife and two children,
of Milwaukee, were guests Of his par
ents few days the fore part of the
week.
Miss Ella Parrish returned Sunday
morning from two months visit in
Milwaukee the guest of her aunt Mrs.
Lara Ward.
Mrs. Hickman has rented Miss NJ. A.
Gordons store building and will move
her stock of goods therein the first of
the month.
Mr.. J. X. Searles, of Waushara Co.,
was in this city over Sunday on his way
to Merrill. He was attended by Mrs.
Henry Searles.
Mr.. John Arpin we are sorry to
note has been quite poorly of late.
He is and has been confined to the
house for some time.
Miss Ada Dwinell, of Stevens Point,
is operator at the telephone exchange
during Miss Mollie Williams absence
at Amherst on visit.
B. SLIDER left Monday evening for
Chicago where he will purchase his
Spring and Summer stock of goods.
He will return on Saturday.
Mrs. w. Henry left Monday evening
to join her husband at Denver, Col,
where he had gone to look over the
place with view of locating there.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Johnson, of Cen
tralia, are in Chicago this week. You
may look for q fine invoice of Spring
and summer goods on his return.
Messrs. John Casberg and Andrew
Anderson have purchased q. Lanouettes
stock and fixtures and have rented his
store building for the coming year.
Look over John L. Daly's advertise
ment in this issue for bargains. He
promises to make every purchaser a
present and John always keeps his
promise.
Messrs. A. d. Conover, of Madison,
and G. E. McDill, of McDill, drove
over from Stevens Point, in company
with Rev. r. H. Weller and spent the
Sabbath here.
Rev. L. Chevis, of Plttsville,
occupied the Congl church pulpit
Sabbath morning and evening while
Rev. Kilbourne otticiated at the funeral
of A. r. Quick.
Mr.. Bert Sweeney, of Merrill, and
student at Delafeld Military Academy,
was in the city this week visiting friends.
lie was guest at the home of his
aunt Mrs. Fred Closuit.
VIM. H. H. Edwards left Tuesday
morning for Green Bay and other
points in the eastern part of the state
as agent for ]. O. Hebert's automatic
neckyoke holder.
Mr.. ]. w. DeGrof, Editor of the
Marshfeld Times, was welcome
caller at this office last Saturday while
in the city as a delegate to the
Republican county convention.
Capt. Geo. r. Brewer, of Go. H. Sd
Regiment Infantry w. N. g., of
Menonmee, was in the city Monday
and present at the semi-annual
inspection of the Gardner Rifles.
Mrs. 0. T. Hougen and son left the
fore part Of the week for visit with
her parents at Oshkosh. The Doctor
and Prof. Paulus, during her absence,
are boarding at the Witter House.
Rev. j. Rowland, of New London,
was in the city Tuesday on his return
from Pittsvile. He called upon as
many of his old friends as possible
while here and returned home Wednes-
day morning. This office acknowledges
a social call.
Messrs. Macks & Cohen, of Neenah,
this state, have rented the Pomainville
store building on main street for the
purpose of opening therein on or about
May 10Th a general clothing and dry
goods store. They have leased it for
a year with the privilege of two.
Mr.. Felix Berard, of New Rome,
Adams comfy was married. SATURDAY.