Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-07-27
Mrs. A. L. Arpin was visitor at the

Mr. Fourier has bought the Gouger
barn and moved it on the rear of his
lots to accommodate the pony lately pur-
chased for his little son. Mr.. Gouger
will erect new and larger barn in its
place.
Mr.. c. P. Evans, Of Denver, who has
been visitor at the Fair stopped
over in our city to see his old time friend
Mr.. Frank Carley and accompanied the
party of Messrs Wood, Philleo and
Carlev on their trip to the Dells.
DIR. Crawford finds the hot weather no
backset to his business, teeth will ache
and dentists must be called to relieve
pain in hot weather as well as cold.
DR.. Crawford does good work and his
patrons appreciate that fact.
Mrs. Emma Morrill, Schmidt who has
been visiting relatives and friends in the
city for several weeks has returned to
her home in Duluth. Her sister Mrs.
Ed. Ketchum accompanied her and will
visit in Duluth and Minneapolis in her
absence.
Miss Laura Bernier, who has been
visiting in Mosinee among relatives,
returned Thursday last. She was &C
companled by her sister Mrs. Frank
Beste, of that place, who will spend a
couple Of weeks in the city the guest of
the Bern1er and Rockstead households
on High street.
Rev. Baker, the Congregational min,
lister of Pittsville, who was expected to
fill the pulpit in the Congl egational
church in this city during the pastors
vacation, will not be here for several
weeks, but an exchange will be effected
SO that our people can hear him later.
Mr. James Sexton, of Marshfeld,
has accepted position as head clerk in
H. H. Voss' drug store. He will prove
a valuable acquisiti on to social circles
here as he is one of Marshfeld's most
popular young men and formerly a
University student.
Mr.. VIM. Nobel will be in the city ten
days longer repairing and tuning pianos
and organs Parties desiring work done
please leave orders at this office or at
the Commercial Hotel III Centralia.
References-Howe High school Board
Congregational and St. Johns churches,
Mrs Tom Nash, and Mrs. L. NJ. Alex
ander.
Mr.. George Nienstedt, of Clarinda,
Iowa, a former student and graduate OF
the Howe High School, class of 80, is in
the city visiting his sister Mrs. Ermin
Arpln. He will depart the first of next
week accompanied by Mr.. Jack Arpin.
and together they will take in the sights
at the White City.
Rev. r. H. Weller has been called tC
his old home in Jacksonville Florida by
| the dangerous illness of his sister who
is dieing of consumption. Rey. Weller's
father is Rector of st. Johns church
there the largest and probably the
wealthiest Episcopal church in the state
Mr.. Weller has the sympathy of many
| friends here in his affection.
Miss Favel has closed successful
engagement in the Pittsville school and
will re-enter the Oshkosh Normal where
one year more of study will finish hel
course. She is stopping over in the
Twin Cities for few days visit on heI
way to Oshkosh. Her mother will take
up her residence in the latter city
during the school year.
Messrs. George Wood and Dean
Philleo, accompanied by Misses Clara
Webb and Beulah Corchran, drove
down the river road as far as Swallow
Rock Thursday and spent delightful
day. They took lunch along for picnic
dinner, gathering the luscious berries
that grow so abundantly in that locality
as desert.
Rev. w. Kilburne is spendinga part OF
his vacation with his old parishioners in
Ashland where he will preach next
Sunday in the pulpit he occupied be-
fore coming to this city. Mrs. Xii
bourne will visit in Stevens Point
during her husbands absence in Ash
land. There will be no preaching
services in the Congregational church
here next Sunday. The Sabbath school
will be held as usual at II noon and
Y. P. S. G. E. at p. m.
Miss Lola Clark a student in the
Irregular" Medical department of the
Iowa state university spent the Sabbath
with friends in the Twin Cities. She is
spending her vacation in Baskerville at
the home of her mother and sisters.
Miss Clark will graduate in March and
enter upon the practice of her pro-
fession as soon as suitable location is
decided upon.
Of the party of Gland cruisers" who
left here three weeks ago to explore
the pine region in the northern part OF
Minnesota, Messrs. Glen Williams and
Will Wheelan, of this city, George
Ward, of Milwaukee, and Chas. II. Fin
ley, of Hanson, returned this morning.
Mr.. Severe Biron, who was one of the
party, stopped over in Minneapolis for
visit with friends.
Local and Otherwise.