Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-01-07
PERSONAL

with sickness.
Mr. E. G. Stanleys children are quite
sick at his home on High street.
Mr.. Edward Philleo, of Chicago, was
home for the holidays. He returned
| Monday night.
Mrs. Paul Bittner is the guest of Mrs.
Sophie Noel, at Merrill. She will re-
main two weeks.
Mrs. r. P. Bronson, who has been
absent for several months in Iowa, is
back in our city again.
Mr.. Dawes. of Necedah, was a visitor
in the city the fore part of the week
the guest Of the Misses Pratt.
MIR and Mrs. Eli Granger. of Reeds
burg, we've guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. J.
Carman during the holidays.
Chas. Scott left Tuesday for West
Superior where he he's accepted posi-
ton in c. H. Slocum's drug store.
Miss Ida Carman is home on a
months vacation from her labors as
typo in the Sentinel office, Milwaukee.
Miss Emma Dugas, a teacher in the
Merrill schools, spent part of her
holiday vacation with her parents in
this city.
Miss Minnie Thorne has left our city
and is now in Tomahawk where she
has accepted position in confection-
cry store.
Miss Emma Biron, one of the accom-
plished young ladies of Merrill, is in
the city the guest of her Grandmother,
Mrs. Geo. Zenier, Sr.
Prof Luehr, and his able corps of
assistants, were all on duty Monday
morning after a two weeks vacation
during the holidays.
Frank Ticknor, who narrowly escaped
losing his life while breaking on a
freight train several months ago, left
Sunday night to give it another trial.
Edward Sargent left the city Tuesday
night, for Milwaukee, where he will
open civil engineering office. When
located we will announce his number.
S. T. Young, County Clerk, while
coming down the hill from dinner
Tuesday, fell near the Court House and
received injuries which laid him up for
the day.
E. B. Brundage, who was confined to
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the house most of the past week. with
an attack of the Grippe, we are pleased
to note is out again and attending to
business.
Mr.. Frank Cameron and Miss May
Scott, of Vesper, were in attendance at
the Firemen' S Ball on New Years night
Frank remained in the Twin Cities
until Monday.
Miss Nellie Smith, who has been
visiting with her brother, Mr.. Walt
Smith, and family, in this city for
several weeks past has returned to her
home in Illinois.
Miss Lille Hatchiz, a sister of Mrs.
Luehr, returned from New Holstein
Saturday after pleasant vacation with
| her parents. Miss Hatchiz is attending
our High School this year.
Miss Mamie Smith returned to her
school duties in the Tarbox District
near Pittsville Saturday morning after
having spent several weeks vacation
with her parents in this city.
The Misses Cora and Jennie Pratt
were home from Eau Claire for the
holidays. They are both teaching in
one of the ward schools of that city.
They returned to their labors this week.
Mr.. Heber Tibbits, of Wausau, was
the guest of Mr.. Joe Arpin a few days
last week. He attended the dance
New Years night and left for Madison
Sunday evening to continue his studies
there.
Mrs. Henry Clavine and little daugh-
ter Bell returned to their home in Mer-
ril Tuesday morning, accompanied by
Tilda and Tressa Clavigne.. While here
Mrs. Clavine paid visit to her hus-
bands parents, at Seneca.
Dr. Towns, the noted and renowned
specialist will stop two days in Grand
Rapids, January rs. Office at Central
House. Don't fail to consult him if you
are afflicted with any disease which
makes life burden. Advice free.
Mr. Phil. Case, who has of late been
in the Far West, but whose home is at
function City, surprised bis friends and
relatives in this city by an unexpected
visit, on Tuesday last While here he
was the guest Of his cousin, Miss Bessie
Case.
Miss Perry, the obliging and good
natured young school teacher, returned
from her home in Tosnah, Friday morn
ing, where she was spending her holi-
day vacation. She arrived in time to
attend the New Years Ball:
Miss Grace Balderston was rewarded
for her diligence and perseverance in
the art of stenography and typewriting,
Ibv the receipt, on Christmas day, of a
fine Remington Typewriter. She is
nov qualified and prepared to do extra
work in the above line.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Crawford attended
the Military ball in Marshfeld New
Years night. Mr.. Crawford returned
Saturday morning and Mrs. Crawford