Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-09-07


Mr.. Frank Brazeau, Of Arpin, Sun
dayed with his brothers in this city.
Mrs. Henry Ticknor entertained the
Ladies' Relief Corps last Friday at her
home.
Mr.. John Grignon, is at home with
his parents after quite an absence in
TOmahawk.
Miss Blanche Biron is visiting at home
in Merrill during her mothers absence
at the Fair.
Attorney Geo. L. Williams and family
are at home after few days sojourn at
Lake Emily for rest.
Mr.. H. B. Alverson, of Portage City,
is the guest of his old school mate and
friend Heber Tibbits.
We are glad to note that Mrs. Donald
son is able to be out after a serious Ill
ness, that threatened her life.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Pomainville returned
from visit of one week at the Column
bian exposition Monday evening.
Mrs. H. P. Chase will entertain the
ladies of the NJ. E. Aid society for coffee
on Wednesday next. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all.
Mrs. Yout left for her home in Plain
field Saturday after two weeks visit
with her sister Mrs. Matte DAILY on
Hight st.
Mrs. Frank Greene, Of Duluth, visit
ed over Sunday in the city. She was
enroute to the Worlds Fair and left for
Chicago Monday night.
Mrs. Bergerson, Mrs. Ole Larson and
Severt Hanson departed for Chicago
Saturday evening to visit relatives and
the Worlds fair.
Misses Lillian Clancy and Emma
Biron, of Merrill, were guests of Miss
Biron's parents in this city q few days
the past week.
FL. H. Voss, the druggist, has just re-
ceived case of fine stationery. If you
are in need of stationery he has the
finest line in the twin cities.
A number of ladies living on the hill
including Mesdames Chase, Raymond,
Belanger Freeman and others picniced
on the fair grounds Tuesday afternoon.
Edmund II. LaVigne went to the
Worlds Fair Tuesday evening where
he expects to remain about two months
and possibly till the close Of the big ex-
position.
Mrs. Chas. Damitz, daughter Isabel,
and baby left for Merrill Tuesday morn
ing. They will stay two or three weeks
visiting at the home of Henry Klevine,
brother of Mrs. Damitz.
F. P. Tibbits left Wednesday night
for Milwaukee from which point he
leaves this week for his trip in the old
country. His many friends wish him a
pleasant journey and safe ret,,n.
Miss Theresa Klevine returned to
Merrill after a two months visit with
her mother, Mrs. August Klevine, of
Sigel, and sisters and friends in this
city. She will spend the winter in
Merrill.
Miss Jennie Hasbrouck was visitor
in Appleton several days this week,
where she was the guest of Miss Clara
Lipke. Miss Jennie is again at her
desk as book-keeper for Spafford, Cole
& Lipke.
Carl, son of Andrew Odegard, fell off
the fence while playing at home Tues
day and broke his left arm. Dr. Hougen
was called and dressed the fracture. The
little fellow will be laid up for some
time by the unfortunate accident
Mrs. Kate Townsend was able to at
tend the Hasbrouck wedding last week
but she had to be conveyed in an in
valid chair, however the outing did her
good and was pleasant change from
the long confinement to the house she
has undergone.
Mr.. S. Brazeau departed for Chicago
and the Worlds Fair Sunday evening.
Ills 10 MI DldLSd 1ISU WISH 10 lldI
city since 1867 and we are sure he will
be surprised to note the marvellous
changes which time has wrought He
formerly was proprietor of a barber
shop there moving from Chicago to this
city.
Mr.. Walton Warren, who has been
absent in Milwaukee for the past eigh-
teen months, arrived home Sunday
morning. Walton says he likes Mil
waukee fairly well and we are certain
the "clime" is congeniaI as he there be-
came happy husband. He will visit
with his mother about two weeks be-
fore returning to his labors in the Cream
city.
Messrs. Hal. Satra, c. L. Bardeen
and n. SicarG, of Wausau, came to this
city on their wheels, VIA Stevens Point
on Sunday covering distance of 50
miles in seven hours and a half. The
roads were very heavy on occount of
helextreme dry weather. They re-
TURNED home Monday on the morning
train.