Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-04-13
PERSONAL.

san the past week.
Mr.. John Granger Jr., was in Stevens
Point Tuesday on business.
Miss Nellie Kroner has resumed
work in the Registers Office after a
brief illness.
Frank Stahl is making several little
changes in his residence property in
the first ward.
Mr.. H. P. Chase sold his residence
property to Mr. John DAILY Wednesday.
Consideration $1,000.
Mrs Matte DAILY is improving her
home this spring by repapering, paint
ing, etc.
Mr.. Geo. W. Baker has upholstered
DR.. Crawford's dental chair with high
grade of red plush.
F. W. Starr, principal of the Dexter
vile school, is spending a part of his
vacation in the city.
Miss Katie Reiter, who has been in
Milwaukee the past winter, is home
again in the town of Rudolph,
Mrs. O. I. Hougen is reported as
conyalescing after severe nervous
attack coupled with sore throat.
Crawford & Waugaman guarantee all
dental services performed at their par
lors to be absolutely satisfactory.
Mr.. and Mrs j. f. Moore and son,
Geo. n. Wood and the writer attended
the funeral Of Fred Moore in Stevens
Point on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Brown, OF Rogers Park,
Chicago, is visiting at home with her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. Robert Parrish,
on High ST.
Mrs. L. L. Winans, of Dakota, visiting
friends here and in adjoining towns left
for Plover Monday for weeks visit
thereabout.
Mrs. Frank Beste, of Mosinee, spent
the fore part Of the week in the city
the guest Of Mrs. Peter RocksteRdt.
She returned home this a. m.
Mr.. Stephen Slattery has added a
deep porch to his residence near the
Grand Rapids House. 1t adds greatly
to It's appearance.
Mr.. J. B. sanborn, of HoFtonville,
who is collecting old accounts for
Mrs. John Hamm, was a social caller at
this office Monday.
David Lutz, Jr., the cigar manufac-
turer, is building an addition to his
residence in the first ward, and other
wise improving his property.
Misses Cora and Jennie Pratt are
spending their school vacation at the
Pratt homestead in the city. They are
teaching in Eau Claire.
Mrs. A. i. Donaldson returned Tues
day from Milwaukee with the latest
styles in millinery. There is quite a
change from the earlier designs.
Mrs. Bernier returned home Monday
from Mosinee where she has been visit
ing her children, Charles and Louie,
and daughter, Mrs. Frank Beste.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gross and mother,
Mrs. Baldwin, of Sparta, spent the
| Sabbath in this city guests Of relatives.
We were pleased to renew our acquaint-
ance with them,
Mr. Ed. Wheelan spent few days in
Plainfield the latter part Of last week
| looking after his farm. Mrs. Wheelan
accompanied him. They returned home
| Monday.
Miss Clemetine NJ. Pierson we are in
formed is teaching in the public school
of Milwaukee and has been since the
first of March. She enjoys her work
there very much.
Mr.. Frank Wagner is about his work
again apparently none the worse for the
accident that came near seriously i'm
pairing his eyesight, an account of which
since.
Mrs. Joseph Gass, Of Des Moines,
Iowa, is in the city for four weeks
visit with her parents and friends. She
is looking real we'll and her many
friends are all glad to see her.
Mrs. Fannie King and two sons, OF
Merrill, who have been visiting in
Babcock the past week, are in this city
visiting relatives and friends. Mrs.
King is always welcome among her host
of friends in Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Woodwork, of
Milwaukee, and Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Porter, of Portage City, were in the
city Friday and Saturday. They came
to attend the funeral of Mrs. G. NJ.
Woodwork which took place Friday
afternoon Mrs. Porter was a sister of
the late Mrs. Woodwork.