Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-18
PERSONAL.

Mrs. E. I. Philleo is among those
reported sick this week.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Matthias, of Centralis
are both sick with typhoid fever.
Miss Carrie Briere was in the city
with her parents on Saturday.
Mrs. B. Ramsey, of Appleton, is the
guest of Mrs. F. MacKinnon, Centralia
Miss Fannie Slowey, of Kilbourn, is
the guest of Mrs. Gerry Mason il
Centralia.
Frank Dudley, the barber, has beer
engaged by Peg Lane and can now be
found at his shop in Centralia.
Mrs. E. T. Harmon returned the first
of the week from visit with her sister
Mrs. A. NJ. Pride at TomahaWk.
Mr.. J. E. Harvey, of Lake Mills, was
in the city this week registered at the
Commercial Hotel, Centralia.
J. w. Bovee, of Plainheld, was in the
city on Wednesday as a witness in the
LordEmery murder trial.
Mrs. M. A. Bogoger and Mrs. n
Roland are visiting relatives and friends
III Appleton this week.
Mr. L. Christensen, of Stevens Point
has been engaged as clerk by F. w
Kruger & Co.
Mr.. Joseph Il. Arpin, who is now
located at Arpin, Wis, was in the city
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Quimby left Saturday
evening for White Rock Agency
Nevada, where she has been engaged as
matron of the Indian School.
Miss Amelia Siegmund and sister, O.
Fort Howard, were among the transient
guests registered at the Commercial
Holel this week.
Henry Burmeister, of the town O.
Grand Rapids, purchased a fine Kimbal
organ the past week of our music dealer
|. A. Smith.
Geo. ii. Smith and wife, of Sherry
drove to our city Saturday to listen t.
Hon A. G. Rankin, the eminen
"moulder orator."
Mrs. NJ. Palmer left Tuesday fol
several weeks visit with friends il
Appleton and Green Bay. During he
absence Melvill will board at The
IJnto1
Last Sunday Theo. A. Lipke, Geo. H
Corriveau, Emma Bellows and Lin;
Hasbrouck drove to the cranberry
marsh of Lipke & Williams via Senecs
corners.
Mrs. Pfeifer, who has made her home
with her daughter Mrs. L. Lampert il
Centralia for some time past, departed
Monday for Appleton to spend The
winter with a daughter that city.
Mr.. Geo, A. DeLap, of this city, wa
called to New Lisbon last Thursda,
| evening to attend the funeral of hi
grandmother, Mrs. A. w. Hyde, whicl
took place Friday the 18th inst.
Mr.. Heber Tibbits, OF Wausau. spen
Saturday and Sunday in this city witt
his parents and friends. He report
a very pleasant position with tn
Wilbur Lumber Co. at Wausau.
Messrs. \. L. Smedley, of Centralia
and d. H. Quimby, of Stevens Point
returned Saturday from a two week
hunt on the Little O'Plain. They kille
six deer.
John Heron, left Thursday 70
Goodnow, Wis, where he will work i
the woods this winter. Before goin
he subscribed for the REPORTER to kee
posted on the local news.
: E. H. LaVigne leaves tonight Thurs
day. for Madison to spend a few day
among his college friends at the Stat
University. He will attend a receptio
given by the Sigma Delta Sign
Fraternity in that city Friday night.
Messrs. Lutz & Kuntz have the Mile
brick building about ready for occu
pancy and the premises about it cleane
up. A great change has been made
the general appearance. When the
bought this property it was pretty we
run down.