Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-20
PERSONAL.

parents in the city this week.
Otto Helmold was in Stevens Point
! to-day on short business trip.
Mr.. {. O. Baker was in the city
attending business matters the fore part
of this week.
Mr.. Crapsey, of Edgerton, Wis, is
/ visiting his son T. w Crapsey, Cen
tralia
S.A. Council and Paul II. Sanborn,
of Waupaca, were in the city the fore
part of the week.
| Mr.. r. W. Lyon, the popular black
smith Of our city. returned home from
Milwaukee Tuesday morning.
Miss Eva Jones was over from Pitts
vile the fore part Of the week a guest
of her sister Mrs A. Muir.
Milton Mosher has been engaged to
work in the feed store Of Mr.. VIII
Scott in this city.
Roy Breasted, a former Centralia boy,
| visited friends in that city over Sunday.
| He is son OF engineer Gus. Breasted.
Miss Ethel Hollinshead of New Lisbon
was with friends in the twin cities a few
| days the past week.
Miss Maud Thompson has been assist
ingin the post-otiice of this city during
| the week.
Miss Mamie Whitney is in Daly's drug
store this week waiting upon the holiday
customers.
The Misses Meuuier leave Saturday
| for Wausau 10 attend the ma rriage of
| Miss TiIla Kiefer Oh Christmas.
gas" Geo n. Wood,
| Real Estate,
Insurance
Mr.. NJ O. Potter, whose two children
! nave been sick for some time past with
! typhoid fever, is now confined with the
| same disease. He is very sick.
Miss Lou Mansur returned home
Monday after a pleasant visit in Cen
| traIla
Mrs. John Stumpf, of Stevens Point,
was the guest of Mrs. Kate Townsend
he first Of the week.
Mrs. Henry Culran, of Stevens Point,
was the guest Of Mrs. Geo. Baker on
| Wednesday.
Mr.. w. f. Mack is in the city again
! tfter an absence of several weeks in
| Chicago.
| ,u, ....,.
| Alpcil iiou@eh' VINO - .dltGIldlHS
| IGhool III MINNESOTA arrived III the ely
euleSuay iof Il snort WISH WIN his
| brother and family.
Mrs. J. w. Cameron was present at
the home of Mayor TibbIts the past
| week while Mrs. Tibbits passed through
| ,ho ordeal of . cr,tical onaration
Miss Ada DvinoII who has rbaroo Of
| !, '.''' -
'i'e 'elePilol'G eAci'"I'2e III li'IS Guy
went home to Stevens Point for few
days the past week.
Mrs. II. b. PhiIleo and son Paul left
| Saturday evening for an extended visit
~ Detroit ATirhiron with relatives
~
tlef son l1Nlh% accompanied her as lar
| as Chicago.
Miss rs IN. LnGy Nood"orth : LET Saturday
'or ll''SIliie Mlere she WlIl remain Tor lor
| %Ihe ullie lhe guest u heF pfoIheT
rr''llk'
pa MeS9[S e. t l4oHm J9ll[S , anu ~
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I,d,,n Wnh1,
o''
Jas; HIIes OF DeXterNIlIe, was III the
| .mproving a little. George Hiles was in
| Baskerville the past week looking over
| ais investments there the first time i'll
over year.
Uo,,r, R,,,+, md u.,fo Of DLi,oIondor
,,a,o,,tl f,, tI I,,i,d'1.a
! tioE,1, i, = IInn iIoa md attonJod 10
'.nnnatnnatidn Lorn T'ida,, ni1't wv
| Henry Ostrander, formerly Of Cen
the citv Saturday on business. Henry
is a successful tarmerand well known to
most OF the Ola settlers.
Carl Donaldson, who is in the emplov
If the Rib River Lumber Co., at
nothcr for the hoIdavs Carl is doim%
,irely and Is we'll thought of by the COM
2any.
Miss Mary Ratello,, of Rudolph,
E.ul"eu i3I,5e on t"Iu,I,"H i"S' ai'eI
,eiatives in the twin cities,
NJ pu
Rndnlnh ON Nonday EVENING 10 I've with
ntr grandmo'her Mrs. NJ. :. warren;
rnmthe 81 Pan! drnot hv frienTs
,r Mf. ~ r. oGn""y caine NOME et,if Ilom
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