Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-01-05


confined to his home since Monday on
account Of sickness.
E=Wm. Scott Jr. will make it an
object to any one needing -four and
feed to call on him.
FL. Wood presided very acceptably
at the organ of the Cong'l church last
Sabbath
Andrew Oettinger, register of deeds,
was confined to the house the past week
on account Of sickness.
Mr.. c. e. Blodgett, OF Marshfeld,
was in the City Wednesday on business
to the county seat.
Mr.. Heber Tibbits was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arsin Arpin at their home
in ArpIn over Sunday
Miss Emma Uosuit went to Manawa
Wednesday morning to visit with her
sister the rest Of this week.
VIM. Scott, Jr.. has opened a flour and
feed store in the building formerly
owned by II, Il. Compton.
Rev. Churm's little boy who has been
dangerously sick is improving and hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
Karl and Julian Baker returned to
the military school at Delafeld Monday
after spending Christmas at home.
Miss ELLA Byrnes. who ia teaching
school neal Nasonyille, was visiting in
This cifv the latter mart Of last week,
NJ. Douo 1r,4houz --;.;4od han
sister, Mrs Cbas Dalv over SUNDAY
Miss Matthew's Is teacbina school near
NasonviIle.
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T,osdav 1oo~nir, from svrocnsn N Y
whore shn has been takino lessons in
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are always oe'iS'l'e" 70 see 'ei'
! Miss Kittie Coy, one of Mosinee' +
most charming young ladies, has been
visiting Miss Carrie Pomainville this
week. Miss Coy attended the Fireman
dance Monday evening and was noticed
at several of the social gatherings dur
ing the week.
! w. II. II. Edwards arrived home
Friday from Minneapolis in time for
the New Years festivities. Mrs.
| Edwards will depart with him intend
/ mo 70 make an extended visit omono