Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-19
PERSONAL.

Monday on business.
Mrs. Ella Brown is poorly this spring
with an attack Of rheumatism.
Mr.. C. H. Elwood is papering for
Mrs. A. B. Sampson this week.
Mrs. F. L. Tibbits spent Saturday in
Wausau.
Mr.. Rub. Lyon is to render Clarionet
Solo in the Cong1 church Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. Hugh Goggins finds lots OF
pleasure in driving out with his new
horse and phaeton.
DR.. Teller came back Sunday morning
from two weeks trip in Boston and
other eastern points.
Leave your orders for paper hanging,
whitewashing and painting at H. H.
Voss' drug store.
Mr.. Geo. W. Lyon, the popular
merchant of Babcock, was in the Twin
Cities Tuesday on business trip.
Miss Jennie Pratt has accepted a
position in the public schools of Eau
Claire and left for that city Saturday.
Mr.. w. C. Trahern, of Walker, was
among the strangers who visited our
city Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. Huntington has added new
show cases along with her elegant stock
of millinery goods.
B. SLIDER returned Sunday morning
after three days trip to Chicago to
purchase his summer stock of goods.
VIM. II. H. Edwards came home
Monday after several weeks absence in
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
w. D. Conner, of Auburndale, spent
the Sabbath with his wife and her
parents in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Huntington are
rejoicing over the arrival of a daughter
the past week.
Mrs. Geo. w. Davis was a visitor in
Necedah the fore part of the week.
Her many friends there are always
glad to see her.
Miss Helen Schmidt returned Monday
to her home in Stevens Point after Il
delightful visit of two weeks in this city
the guest of her sisters.
Mr.. Jesse Waters, of the town of
Rudolph, was in the city monday and
made this office social call. He reports
his health good for man of his age
Mr.. L. L. Doud, mayor of the city OF
Pittsville, drove over from that city
Monday. While here he made the
REPORTER office pleasant call.
J. r. Chapman keeps right on making
watches run regular and keep good
time. Remember him when in need OF
work.
G. M. Hutchinson, wife and two
children, of Necedah, passed through
here going east on Friday. He returned
Tuesday
Messrs. Purdy & Read received a
car load of the Commercial fertilizers
on Wednesday which are manufactured
by the Cleveland Dryer Co., Ohio.
Theodore Lipke left Monday for
Chicago to purchase his summer stock
of goods. Watch for something nice
when they are received.
A new addition is being erected on
the south side of Mrs. F. Pomainv1lle' s
residence which will be used as bath
room.
Mrs. NJ. c. Warren, who has been
quite sick the past three weeks with
lung trouble, we are pleased to note is
improving.
Mr.. James Crapsey, of Edgerton,
father of the genial agent of the C. NJ
& st. Paul road, F. w. Crapsey, is visiting
his SON in Centrala.
Mr.. Richard Kalbskopf, of Wausau
assisted in Doud & Muir's shoe store on
Friday and Saturday during their Third
Annual Sale.
Bgg~ Geo. n. Wood,
Real Estate,
Insurance
Mr. J. Wilkinson left Friday for
Crystal Lake, ILL.,, about 40 miles from
Chicago, where he expects to make il
his home for some time.
A. w. Rumsey made a business TRIP
to Wausau on Monday. He took his
wheel with him and accomplished {
good deal between trains in that city.
Mr.. z. Lanouette will re-enter the
saloon business in his stone block neal
Doud & Muir's shoe store. Mr.. Andrew
Anderson will move into another
building not yet selected.
H. w. Bardwell has opened fruit
and confectionery store in Centralia, il
a building recently erected next to the
Misses Beringer's millinery store, neal
the st. Paul depot.
c. H Finley, of the town Of Seneca
purchased seventeen forties of The
Hansen land recently of Goggins ant
Wipperman who have charge of tina
property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kruger have
moved up from Bearss into their rooms
in this city. Cranberries will not freez,
now and Chas. thought he would com,
up and live in the city awhile.
Mr.. E. Dutruit, of Merrill, and an OLE
resident of Centralia, was the guest O