Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-11-16
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Donovan is very sick.

Twin City Whist club tonight.
Ed. Bonham was up from his marsl
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Kline, of Pittsville, was tho
guest of Mrs. Dan Case over Sunday.
Mrs. John Dolan was called to Merrill
to attend little May, who is very sick.
Mr.. Pete Cola returned home from
Milwaukee Tuesday morning.
Mrs. C. H. Nilsson is confined to he1
home with a cold.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Lake girl
Nov 9th.
Rev. Bullock filed the NJ, E. Pulpit
Sunday last.
Mrs. A. G. Carey is reported quite
sick
Mrs. Nash, mother of the Nash Bros
still continues poorly.
Mr.. Matthew McRaith made q short
business trip to Chicago this week.
Mr.. Z. S. Huckins, of Necedah, was
in the city on business Tuesday
Attorney J. w. Cochran was absent
on legal business at Pittsyille and La,
Crosse, several days last week.
Under sheriff w. H. Carey visited
Pittsville twice last week on business
connected with his office.
Mrs. Fred Closult is again confined
with her old trouble-rheumatism. Her
son Frank is also sick with "a cold.
Miss Emma Closuit was on the sick
list few days last week. House keep
ing is to much for En-.
Mrs. Umphrey and grand daughter
of Oshkosh, are visiting at the home OF
Or. Hougen.
Alex Zenier is reported as being
nicely located in Paris, France, where
he is studying music.
Mrs. Ed. Brazeau was confined to the
house this week with cold and sore
throat.
Miss Marguerite Nash is reported
very sick with hemorrhage of the
lungs.
District attorney B. r. Goggins tran
sacted business before the court at
Wausau on Monday.
Mrs. viii Common and children, of
Auburndale, came down for visit with
her parents on Monday.
Miss Cordelia LaBreche is confined
to the house with sickness resultant
from the contraction Of severe cold.
Mr.. A. L. Gross spent q few days the
fore part of the week on business at
Necedah
Jake Gross, of Necedah, was in the
city Wednesday a guest of his brother
A. i.
Messrs. John Parrish and G.. S. Biron
return ed Wednesday from two weeks
trip up in northern Minnesota.
Mrs. n Z. Smedley returned from
CbGNGlS OIhb NIlClC HLC 1tNc
been visiting with her parents.
John P. Horton, travelling salesman
for the Jackson Milling Co., is usually
at home every Sabbath with his family.
Mr.. Frank J. Cameron returned home
Tuesday evening after a pleasure trip
Of two days in Neenah and Appleton.
Mr. Melvin Searles and family, OF
Oasis, Waushara county, are in the city
the guests of Andrew and Jacob Searles
Mrs. Gus. Pariseau met her sister
Mrs Fowzer at Manawa and from there
they spent week at Milwaukee visiting
friends
Patrick Welsch and wife, of the town
of Rudolph, are preparing to leave for
Eagle River where they will make it
their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Cameron, OF
Nesper, and Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Alex
ander, of Port Edwards, dined at the
Witter House Wednesday.
Mr.. Ed. Rossier, now employed with
the Jackson Milling Co. at Wausau
Sundayed at the Rossier homestead
in Centralia.
Mrs. H. E. Herricl1 and son Charley
and Miss Lizzie Clevland, are all sick
with typhoid fever at Bassets in Cen.
tralia.
Miss Eva Nippert, of Baraboo, 8
cousin of Geo. DeLap, is guest at his
home in this city. She arrived Wednes,
day morning.
Mrs. H. H. Compton returned Mon
day night from visit with her daughter
Celia who is teaching school in Auburn
dale.
Mrs. Judkins returned to her home
in Marinette Wednesday morning after
a visit of three months at the parenta
homestead in this city.
Mrs. O. Gordon returned Wednesday
morning from Lodi where she had beer
visiting her sons family. She reports
delightful visit.
Postmaster VIM. Hooper and Malcolm
Young, with the Nekoosa Paper Co.
were up from Nekoosa and spent Sun
day in the twin cities.
Hon. I. Z. Nash, of the Nekoos:
Paper Co., we noticed on our streets
Sunday. Tom is quite scarce nova