Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-12-01
Local and Otherwise.

Cards are out for a whist party at
Mrs. Alex Muir's this Thursday p. m.
Messrs. w. F. NJ. McRaith and Ed.
Morrill, spent the Sabbath at Rudolph.
Miss Ella Hasbrouck came in from
Arpin to spend Thanksgiving at home.
Albert Gray spent Thanksgiving day
at home.
Percy Churm is reported sick with
| scarlet fever.
A few friends informally gathered at
the residence Of Mrs. Alex Muir Mon
day evening for a quiet ~ game Of
whist
Mr.. Will and Nettie Wheelan came
home from Auburndale and spent a
few days Thanksgiving.
Miss Helen Philleo entertained her
friend Miss Horton, of Elm Lake,
Thanksgiving.
\ number of our young lady teachers
left the city to spend Thanksgiving with
friends in neighboring towns.
neg Herschleb's bread can be pur-
chased at his business place in this city,
at F. P. Days in Centralia 2w.
Miss Ada Mason, of NasonviIle, was
the guest of Miss Jennie Huban on
Thanksgiving.
Miss Celia Compton spent Thanks
giving at home. She is teaching in the
KeOugh district.
The Twin City Band gave delightful
Thanksgiving dancing party that melted
them a fair profit.
Mrs. /. J. Rhoades is visiting in the
city, the guest of the Woodwork house
hold on High ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arsin Arpin partook
of Thanksgiving dinner at the Arpin
mansion in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Gardner entertained q
number of Thanksgiving visitors Thurs
day evening.
Messrs. Seth Spafford Jr., and Ben
Closult spent Thanksgiving at Stevens
Point.
Mrs. Alexander and her guest, Mrs.
Martin, were in the city Monday shop
ping.
Mr.. Homer Miller, of Tomah, was in
the city the fore part Of the week in
| the interests Of some order.
Mr.. J. D. Witter returned Saturday
from a weeks absence at Grand Rapids,
Michigan.
Mr.. O. L. Richard, of Mcmillan, was
in the city Tuesday. This office ac-
knowledges a social call.
New shelving is the latest improve
ment in Mrs. John Hamm's general
merchandise store.
Miss kittie Young was hostess
Thanksgiving day to Mr.. Frank Starr
and Miss Matte Johnson teachers in
| Baskerville.
Mrs. Thompson, of Ironwood, Mich.
sister Of Mrs. Jobe Margeson, re-
turned home Tuesday after pleasant
visit with her sister in this city.
Arthur G. Miller, of this city, and
Miss Marguerite IIlion, of MERRIAM,
were married at the home of the bride,
| Wednesday, November 23rd.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Canning are re-
| joiciug over the advent of a new mem
Der of the little family, who has come
to stay.
Louis j. Ule gentleman we'll known
in this city was married to. Miss Gussie
NJ. Rex in St Stevens church, Stevens
Point Wednesday November 23d.
Tomah business men have contracted
to supply the Indian school with IA, 900
pounds of flour and $50 tons of anth-
racite coal.
Mr. D. B. Philleo was highly compli-
mented at Necedah Thanksgiving eve
for his fine rendition of the solo
Crooked in he'cradle of the Deep"
Mr.. n. l.. Compton is shipping
several car loads of Christmas trees
from Gilbert station on the C. VI. & St.
Paul railroad to points south and west.
Mrs. F. j. Rheinberger, of Winona,
is the guest Of Mrs. Alex Muir She is
the wife Of one Of the leading business
men of that city.
Miss Nettie Denniston, of Rudolph,
who is employed as clerk il the store of
Doud, Sons & Co., is spending her
vacation visiting friends and relatives
in Fond du Lac and other places
Miss Ella Whitney returns to the city
tonight from Wausau where she has
been for the last few DAYS as delegate
from the Epworth League Of this city to
the convention in session there.
Miss Perry, one of the teachers in
the Auburndale school, spent Thanks
giving in this city the guest of hel
sister Miss May, who boards at Mr.
Seth Reeves.
The new organ in the Congregational
church was played by Mr.. Dell White
of Brandon last Sunday who has beer
engaged as organist for the coming
year by that church.
Mrs. NJ. Dougherty was reminded Of
the esteem IN which her friends hold
her, by number of them gathering al
her home as surprise, last Friday