Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-03-30
PERSONAL.

Miss Nellie Kroner is q sufferer from
infam 1atory rheumatism.
Mrs. F. MacKinnon will spend Easter
in her old home Green Bay.
Miss Anna Brown is the guest OF Miss
Maud Crotteau, of Rudolph, this week.
Mrs. Hayden is making success IN
teaching physical culture in Minnesota
cities.
Miss Ella Minnehan left Saturday to
spend her spring vacation at home with
her parents in Oshkosh.
Mrs. e. C. Smith is spending few
days at Arpin with her daughter Mrs.
Mamie Smith Arpin.
Mrs. Geo r. Gardner Is spending a
few days in Chicago this week. She is
expected home Saturday.
Messrs. L. NJ. Alexander, [. Z. Nash,
and Frank Garrison were in Appleton
on business the first of the week.
Mr.. Presley Demarais, Of Mime
apolis formerly of this city is rejoicing
over the new appellation Of "papa."
w. I. Davis is busy fixing up the
exterior of Dahlke & DamitZ's saloon
building which was damaged by fire.
Mrs. +. r. Rumsey, mother of our
efficient telephone manager \. W.
Rumsey is seriously sick at her home.
MI. McRaith is in need of tailors.
Two or three men can find immediate
employment by calling on him.
! Miss Gertrude Schall is assisting
Reciste: of Deed Oettinger, in the
absence of Miss Nellie KRONER who is
| i'll.
! Mr.. i. A. Tenant spent the Sab
bath in Appleton with his sister Mrs.
Trahern who met with an accident
recently.
Miss Grace BalderstOn is Oh the sick
list. She contemplates trip to Mime
apolis for needed rest, recreation and
health's sake.
Mrs Menett, Ct Port Edwards, has an
Easter offering for st. Johns Church OF
q unite box" containing over twenty
! one dollars.
! Mr.. Ray Sherwood drove to Stevens
Point Saturday evening with Mr.. Fred
Ball to spend the Sabbath in that city
with his mother.
Mrs. S. T. Young was called to Kill
! bourne the early part of the week by
the serious illness of her mother who
died on Tuesday.
Geo. n. Wood and A. L. Fontaine left
Wednesday noon for Madison to attend
the Wisconsin Press Association which
convenes there this week.
From the Brunswick, Georgia, Times,
we see that Mrs. G. O. Baker is meeting
with excellent success in the prosecu-
ton of her work in the South.
Mr.. Theodore Lipke left Monday
night for Chicago to purchase their
spring and summer stock of goods. He
will return Friday morning.
Mr.. Chas. Laufer was a pleasant
caller at this office Saturday at which
time he renewed his subscription to the
REPORTER for another year.
Mr.. Walter Burnes, who has been
firing OH the Green Bay railroad for
over two years was promoted to the
position of engineer the past week.
Mr.. Marcus Pratt is taking time by
the forelock to put in some neat i'm
provements at the Pratt homestead, be-
fore the rush Of spring work calls for
all of his time.
Mrs. NJ. C. Woodwork whose death
| has been expected for number of days
still lives, though there is very little
hopes of her recovery by the attending
| physicians and friends.
Miss Mia Scarf who has been for
several months the guest of her sister
! Mrs. NJ. J. Warren has returned to her
home in Wautoma to attend the we'd
ding of a friend.
Mr.. Frank Pomainville and daughter
Carrie left Monday noon for Madison
and Milwaukee. While Mr.. Pomain-
vile is in the Cream city he will have
his limb treated.
Tickets to Band Concert and
Dance are $1.O0 per couple for
concert and dance. General ad-
mission to concert 35 cents.
Mr.. W. c. Martin is engaged this
week building another labatory for DR..
Teller preparatory to the engaging of
another dentist to keep pace with his
rapidly increasing business.
Mrs. Reardon expects fine assert
ment of hardy shrubs including roses
which she hopes to dispose Of here. A
little money spent on roses transforms
shabby homes into bowers of beauty.
Mr.. Adelbert Scarf and wife spent a
few days including Sunday in the city
visiting relatives and friends. He was.
while here the guests of Mrs. NJ. J.
Warren. He was on his way to Dakota
; with view to locating there.
We understand that Miss Lottie
Lynn our popular songstress has been
offered position with the worlds fair
chorus. We hope it is true and that it
may be the stepping stone to the recog-