Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-12
PERSONAL.
Mis-. John Rablin continues poorly.

Mis- John Rablin continues poorly.
w. F. NJ. McRaith, was visitor in
Stevens Point the past week.
Mrs. o. I. Hougen is spending the
week at Chicago at the Worlds fair.
John DAILY our popular druggist spent
a few days visiting st. Paul this week.
Register of Deeds Oettinger is one of
the Worlds Fair visitors the present
week.
Mrs. f. L. Tibbits was confined to the
house the fore part of the week on ac-
count of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arsin Arpin, of Arpins
Mill, have been visiting with relatives
at home the past week.
DR.. Hougen attended the North
western Medical Association at Stevens
Point on Tuesday,
Mrs. A. Oettinger is visiting at the
paternal home in Hewitt during her
husbands absence.
Mr.. Eich, of Kaukauna, frst-class
machinist has entered the establishment
of King Bros Foundry.
Mr.. A. Abrams, superintendent of the
Poor Farm, WAC ia the city Monday and
renewed his subscription to the Re-
PORTER another year.
Mr.. Jos. HOMER, of Mosinee, an old
time friend Of Frank Pomainville was
in the city the fore part of the week to
attend the funeral of his friend.
Mrs. j. 3. Donald, of Savannah, Ill,
who has been visiting among relatives
the past two weeks in this city returned
home on Thursday.
Mr. D. r. Coon, of Auburndale, was
in the city the past week as member
Of the jury. He was the guest of J. d.
Witter and family while here,
Mr.. Chas. Scott, is down from West
Superior on two weeks vacation. He
came just in time to meet with his
friend Edward Philleo who has been
operating store on Arpin's cranberry
marsh.
Mrs. P. Quinn, of Merrill, formerly
Grand Rapids resident was welcome
guest in the city last week. She was
Hospitality entertained by Mrs. John
Wigman whose guest she was, Miss
Nc Raith and other old time friends.
This office acknowledges social call
from Henry Hasbrouck who met with
an accident recently while in the woods
by cutting his left foot quite badly with
an AK. He is recuperating at home
with his parents.
Mrs. Hecox, of Rudolph, who has
spent the last ten months visiting with
her children in Montana, returned
home last week. Mrs. Hecox is looking
well, evidently her extended western
visit agreed with her.
Mrs. Olive Hanson, of Langlade
County, came to this city last week and
accompanied her mother Mrs. NJ.
Huntington to Chicago and the Worlds
fair. They left Friday night and will
probably remain two weeks.
Rev. G. C. and Mrs. Haun of Madi-
son, will conduct religious services in
Mex oosa Sunday afternoon. They will
bring with them their "baby organ"
a nd rare treat is promised to those
fortunate enough to attend the meeting.
Rev. Kilburne delivered an excellent
sermon Sabbath morning in explanation
of the text, "whosoever's sins We remit,
they are RENTED unto them" and
"whosoever's sins We retain they are re-
tanned" He was listened to attentively
by a fair audience.
Rev. John r. Fretts, the new pastor
of the NJ. E. church, and his wife ar
rived in the city Saturday. A fair sized
audience greeted him Sunday morning
at which time he preached an excellent
sermon. They are cordially welcomed
in our midst and we sincerely hope
they will enjoy living in the twin cities.
Mr.. Allen Kroner and wife, of Ash
land, stopped over in this city few
days on their return from Chicago for
visit with his parents He is city agent
for the Northern Pacific Express COM
pany and enjoys a lucrative salary. He
was much pleased with the many i'm
provements noticed on every hand.
Messrs. C. 0. Hassel, of Rudolph,
and I. Akey, of Centralia, left Friday
evening for the Worlds fair. They ex-
pect to be away at least week taking
in the city as we'll as the fair We
warned them to beware of the dark
places of that wicked city. We believe
they will. We wish them a successful
voyage and safe return.
The following is a list of Worlds Fair
visitors from the Twin Cities the past
week: Mr.. E. A. Tenant and family,
Mrs. L. P. Powers and daughter Alta,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 7. Harmon, Mrs. S. A.
Spafford, Mrs. A. NJ. Pride, Mrs. E. A.
Spafford, Mrs. NJ. DAILY, Misses Louise
and Nina Lord, Mrs. J. w. Cameron,
Miss Harden, Miss Kate MeKercher.
Messrs. Ed. Morrill,, Seth Spafford, F.
S. Brazeau, Irving Kells, Frank and
Compton, Charlie Philleo,
Milton Miller, Ernest Andrews, Walter
Canning, Andrew Oettinger, Frank
Boles, Julia Smith, John Bell Jr., Mike
Lemense and wife, Mrs. John Dixon,
Mrs John DAILY, Mr.. Bandeline and
WIFE Mrs Houpen. Mrs. Gopoins Mr.