Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-12-14
PERSONAL.

/ lIe mousse on account OF Sickness.
Mrs Frank Pomainville is confined to
the house with an attack of asthma.
Michael Mathews has been engaged
as clerk in Johnson, Hill & Co.'S store.
F. 1. Tibbits has been confined this
week with sickness.
! G. s. Cornell is among the many
reported sick with Ia Grippe
| Mrs. John Rablin is poorly again this
week.
| Mrs. John Nash, of Centralia, is
slowly improving from a severe illness.
Mrs. John Martin is among the many
ladies sick with la Grippe
Mrs. Seth Reeves is confined to the
bed with an attack of her old trouble.
Wilburt Whiting and his mother are
both confined to the house with Grippe.
Chas. F. Duncan, of Centralia, is
among the la Grippe sufferers.
Frank Boles is quite sick with a
severe attack Of la Grippe.
Miss Eva Jones and the children at
| Muir's are sick with hard colds.
| Mrs. B. SLIDER is among the many
who are suffering with la Grippe.
Harry E. Fitch, Of Bearss Marsh, was
in the city on business this week.
Mrs. Geo. W. Davis was confined to
her bed the fore part of the week with
severe cold.
Isaac Turner, formerly Of this city,
but now of Plainfield, was in the city
| the past week.
Miss Leila Marsh, Of Wausau, was the
guest of Miss Mollie Williams at the
Lyon House, Centralia, the past week. :.
T. E. Nash, President of the Nekoosa
Paper Co., left this morning for Apple
ton on business.
Miss May Emmons and Miss Nellie
Kroner were visitors in Stevens Point
on Tuesday.
Mr. Geo. Frechette, who is teaming
in the logging camps, came down to
spend Sunday at home.
| Mr.. L. B. Kelly, of Vesper, was a
business visitor in the twin cities on
Saturday.
Rev. ?. S. Bennett, of Appleton, an
old pastor of the NJ. E. church in this
city, occupied it's pulpit Sunday last.
Miss Emma Smith has been absent
from her desk in the City Cash Store
this week on account of sickness.
VIM. Hooper and A. Brewer, of
Nekoosa, were Sunday visitors in our
cities.
Mr.. Will Scott made short business
trip to New London the early part of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank II. Otto, of
Centralia, are happy over the arrival Of
little girl at their home on Saturday.
E. B. Grignon guarantees to make
your suit equal to the best at popular
prices. Call on him when in need.
VIM. Leder, foreman in Wipperman's
furniture factory, is the happy father of
a daughter born Sunday.
Miss Nina G1llett, trimmer in Mrs.
Faulkner's millinery shop, leaves this
week for her home in Necedah.
Miss Alice Boisvert, of Drummonds-
vile, Canada, sister Of Mrs. Jos. Arpin
is in the city to spend the winter.
Geo. w. Baker, the furniture dealer,
has a fine display of Bissel carpet
sweepers in his show window this
week.
Landlord Hathaway's family has been
quite small this week Theodore Lipke
was in Milwaukee, c. A. Spencer in
Tomah and G. S. Biron in Duluth
Miss Daisy Fitch, of Bearss Marsh,
was visitor in the Twin Cities this
week. She was guest of the Thorn
household
Mr.. Geo. Brazeau, the fruit dealer,
visited in Tomah the latter part Of last
week. He is called there frequently
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Lynn were up
from their home near Nekoosa the
latter part Of last week. They do their
shopping in the twin cities.
Miss Eva Nippert departed for her
home in Baraboo Monday, after a
| months visit i'll the city the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. DeLap.
Grandpa Cotey, who has been sick for
some time, is very low at the present
writing. He has not taken morsel of
food for three weeks.
Miss Mary Edwards, 'book-keeper for
the John Edwards Mfg. Co. at Port
Edwards. spent the Sabbath with her
/ mother in this city.
| D. P. Bisbee and family, of Vesper.
left Tuesday evening bag and baggage
for Los Angeles, California, where they
will make it their future home.
Horace Sweeney, the well known
liveryman, is employed this winter by
the firm of DAILY & Sampson at their
mill in the town Of Seneca.
NJ, Huntington, one Of the old settlers
in these parts, made this Office a
pleasant call on Tuesday and renewed
his subscription for another year
Miss Lillian Smith, of Centralia
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