Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-03-08
PERSONAL.

Lee Ecknor, of Wausau, spent the
-abba,h with his parents in this city.
II. c. WoIworth, of Dancy, was in the
,ity on business Monday.
II. Ii. BalcOmb, of Stevens Point,
vas seen on our street Tuesday by our
ocal reporter.
Mr. N. Nutter and son George, of
arato2a, were in the city Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. Joel Tenant, of Algona. Iowa,
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. P. Powers,
p Cenualia.
Mr. Chas. Wattley and wife, of
Massachusetts, are in the city stopping
It the Witter House.
Mrs. Vandenberg, sister of Miss
hannah Henry is the guest Of her
lister in this city.
Arthur Tennant, Of Abbotsford, Wis,
in the city the guest of his uncle
Edgar 4. Tenant.
II. II. Eoss was appointed admins
tator Of the Fred Closuit estate on
Feb. 9th.
Jerry Kline's smoke house caught
ire Monday night and nearly set fire to
Mr.. ThOrn's barn. A close call.
@zy~ Geo. N. Wood,
Real Estate,
Insurance
VIM. Scott ST., Phil Ward and Dave
Nanlmeron left Tuesday evening for
ne South on business trip.
Misses Helen and Minnie Birringer
nave been quite sick the past week
rom the result Of vaccination.
Mrs. VIII Reeves has been confined
t home the past week or more with
,ickness. She is better
Mr. and Mrs. John Love are the
happy possessers of IS pound daugh-
er She arrived Saturday morning
Iarch 3rd.
Mr.. ". T. Kellogg, of the Centralia
Lumber Co., is away on a four weeks
tbsemce in southern Wisconsin and
illinois,
MI. A. C. Folbush is out this week
or the first time in twelve weeks. He
has been 4 great sufferer with an
lhscess.
Geo. n Wood is making extensive
preparations to commence operations
IN his farm at Nekoosa the first Of
April.
We are sorry to note the fact that Mr.
Van Slette is gradually failing. His
condition is no better at, this writing.
Chas. w. Smith, of Beloit, was in
Ceutralia over Sunday the guest of O.
Denis and family. Mr.. Smith is travel
ng and expects to make the Twin Cities
very SIX weeks.
Clark & Scott, Of Rudolph, closed
heir logging operations the past week
or the winter and for good They now
have their timber all cut and will close
operations this season.
Mr.. A. A. Brooks, with Drummonds
Bros, OF Eau Claire, was in the city
"Wednesday. Mr.. Brooks held an
important position with the Wisconsin
Valley Ry. Co. IS years ago.
Misses Irene Runyan and Rosie
Wright left last week for Milwaukee
where they have employment at the
Soldiers Home. We understand that
one goes to act as cook and the other as
chambermaid.
Julian Baker, teacher Of the Dexter
vile schools, has been granted a two
weeks vacation on account of absence
OF SO many of his scholars from school
due TO vaccination. While in this city
he will be registered at the Central
| House.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Davis entertained
small company of their friends at
Whist the past week. Refreshments
We're served i'll keeping with the popu-
la'ity of their restaurant. Those
present report very ENJOYABLE
evening.
Miss Meta Timm is expected here the
first Of next week. The wholesale firm
OF Jeanner & Co., Milwaukee, paid her
the high compliment of being one of
the best in copying New York and
French pattern hats
We noticed the following young men
on our streets this week who have been
absent all winter in the woods: Will
Blow, Frank Russell, Edward Fisher,
Mike Farrell, Miles DAILY, Henry Kline,
| Chas. King Jr, Nick Anser, George
Warren, JOS, Snyder, Pat Garihee.
Mr.. Hubert Niesen and son Mich
who are working on the new mills at
Nekoosa spent Sunday and Monday al
their home in kaukauna Mr.. Nieser
is boss carpenter on the new plant
! They stopped day in Centralia with
| headquarters at the Commercial Hotel
Mr.. and Ms. Nick Ratele, o
Rudolph, moved to Marshfeld las
Friday and have gone to house keeping
Mr., Ratelle has employment in tha
city and expects to make it his future
hoI e. He is an industrious, steady
yonng man whom we are sure will fine
favor with the people of Marshfeld.