Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-10-05
PERSONAL.

Dr. Teller made a business trip to
st. Paul the fore part of the week.
Two of Thomas Kell's children are
sick with scarlet fever.
Mr.. John Podawiltz Sr. is confined to
the house with sickness.
Frank Brazeau left Sunday evening
for visit to the Fair.
Mrs. Geo. w. Davis came home Satur-
day from her visit among old friends at
Necedah.
Mr. Theodore Lipke left Tuesday
evening for Chicago to buy their Fall
and Winter stock of goods.
Mr.. Geo. W. Davis had a very nice
display of fruit in his show-window on
Saturday.
G. C. LOOMS, a pension examiner, Of
Fulton, Ill.,, was in the city the fore
part of the week on business.
Among the Fair visitors this week
are Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. F. w.
Young and daughters Susie and Celia.
%. Hebert guarantees to do as good
work in the Photographic art as usual.
Old prices in a brand new gallery.
Remember him.
Messrs. John Parrish and Severe
Biron are back from the north looking
as fresh and wholesome as fall partridge
es. They report an excellent trip.
Mr.. Geo. E. ingalls,, County Poor
Commissioner, of Marshield, was in
the city Tuesday and made a visit to the
farm with Peter McCamley.
NJ. H. Lynn raised watermelon on
his farm, in the town of Port Edwards,
which weighed 80 pounds. This is no
watermelon story but an actual fact.
Dewitt Bronson came up from Chicago
Wednesday morning on business pre-
paratory to leaving for Los Angeles,
California, where be expects to make it
his future home.
Frank Mccormick, Of Junction City,
Montana, is in the city on his annual
visit He visits among his many old
time friends here once a year. They
are always glad to see him.
Rev. J. Churm occupied his new
pull pit at Milwaukee last Sunday. He
was given a cordial reception and is
we'll pleased with the church and
surroundings. He departs with his
family for the new pastorate today.
Chris. Peterson, of Port Edwards,
who underwent so delicate an operation
last week, is reported improving nicely.
He is without doubt wholly out of
danger and will soon recover his former
good health.
D. D. Conway came up from Madison
Saturday to officiate as Clerk during
Court week. His assistant has not yet
the experience of a court session.
Dennis reports his labors at Madison
arduous but pleasant.
Mr. Daniel Hanrahan, Of Appleton,
has rented the corner store next to the
bridge in DAILY Bros. new block in
which he will open frst-class saloon.
We hope he will decide to move his
family here and make his home among
us.
Miss Jennie Huban, teacher in the
public schools at Manawa, was reported
quite sick the fore part of the week and
her parents in company with DR.. de
Grandpre were called there Tuesday.
Miss Emma Dugas has taken her place
in school,
The two little daughters of Mrs.
C. H. Nilsson are i'll with scarlet fever.
Mrs Nissons sister, Mrs. Sarah Gard
ner, of Eau Claire, is attending the
children and has them quarantined SO
that the other members Of the family
are not exposed to the infection.
Mr.. and Mrs. MacKinnon, Mrs. Hos
kinson, Miss Aida Hoskinson and Mrs.
Mjtten departed Monday night for the
Worlds Fair. Dr. Mitten will join he
party at Chicago and after spending a
week in looking over the fair, he and
Mrs Mitten will start directly home
over the Northern Pacific railroad.
The following named lawyers were in
the city this week attending court and
were registered at the Witter House:
James 0'Neil, of Neilsville; G. NJ.
Woodward, of Lacrosse; Geo. W. Cate,
of Stevens Point; Edward E. Browne,
of Waupaca; Frank A. Cady, E. G.
Pors, E. NJ. Deming. John Cole and P.
A. Williams, of Marshield.
A. J. Pankow, editor of the Marsh
field Democrat, has been appointed
revenue collector for this district in
place of W. NJ. A. Frazier, Of Merrill.
The faithful Of Wood county will be
provided for if you give the machine
time to figure on the checker board. We
are glad to know that brother Pankow
was remembered
/ a New Joke
On the liver. When it is out OF
order and you feel blue, try few doses
of Beggs Little Giant Pills. Your liver