Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-20

Mrs. E. Lynch is recovering from a
severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walworth have taken
possession of their new home.
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Hiles, of Dexter
vile, are spending the day in the city.
DIR. Teller is spending few days at
Lake Emily.
Master Clayton Fournier is the
proud possessor of a pony, a gift from
his father.
Dr. de Grandpre is home again and
can be found at his office ready for
business.
Miss Madge Muir, of Rhinelander, is
spending few days in the city with
Miss Nellie Herschleb as hostess.
Walter Smith visited Pittsville Tues
day afternoon. He drove over in the
morning returning home late at night.
Mrs. NJ Belanger and daughte I
Stella returned Tuesday from a weeks
Visit at the NOfld Fa1f.
Carl Donaldson writes that he is well
pleased with his place. He is scaling
logs at Rhinelander.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Harmon spent
Sunday with Mr.. Hrmon's mother
Mrs. S. C. Harmon, of Berlin, at the
home of the latter.
Mrs. T. J. Wood and son Guy return
ed Monday from three weeks visit a
the Worlds Fair.
Miss Carrie Tenant returned Monday
evening from an extended visit with re-
latives In Altoona, Iowa.
Mr.. Bert Sweeney stopped over Oh
his way home from the Worlds Fair tc
visit relatives in the city. He was the
guest of Miss Emma Closuit while here
Mrs. Belle Philleo, Misses Helen and
Floy and Paul Philleo returned from
the Worlds Fair Monday evening.
Misses Jennie and Ella Hasbroucb
returned from a visit to the Worlds
Fair Tuesday. They went under the
chaperonage of Mrs. Belle Philleo.
Mr.. Muir left Sunday for Lake Emily
with supply of fhe necessaries o.
camp life, his family following Monday
a. m. They will occupy the F. J. WOOD
cottage for few weeks.
Mr.. Harry Burt formerly of this
place has only praise from the men IL
his employ for his uniform kindness
and courtesy to employees.
Miss Stella Belanger has new bic
ycle aud will astonish the natives at the
Agency where she teaches by the, t.
them, oversight of such vehicle.
Mr.. McRaith finds plenty to do in hi'
Merchant Tailoring establishment not
withstanding the money strlngency
First class clothiers always find Gus
| toners. T.. -1. 49,, g. .-.
Mr.. Chas. Karnitz. who has been il
the employ of Chas. Wipperman eve
since he started the Grand Rapid
Furniture factory, was social caller a
this office; while here he renewed hi
subscription to the REPORTER TO
another year.
Merrill Advocate.-Miss Emm
| Closuit, who has been the guest of he
cousin, Miss Sweeney, for the past tire
weeks, departed last Saturday morning
for her home in Grantd Rapids. OWN
to her jolly and good natured v, way MIS-
Closult has won many warm friends il
Merrill who are always glad to welcome
her to our city
Mr.. Dorward and Mcneil have E
display of photograph art in then
windows which show the style of work
they turn out. J. O. Hebert also has
an artistic collection on view from his
windows. Glass of '93 of the Howe High
School is a fine piece of work and the
| picture is an attractive souvenir. A
mother and child in the collection is
worthy of an artists reproduction; A
number of photos are exceptionally
good. .as ~ .....
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