Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-04-26
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Dan Hanrahan spent the Sabbath
with his family in Appleton.
John Plenke is sick with his second
attack of la Grippe.
Mr.. I. E. Philleo spent the Sabbath
in Milwaukee.
Jack Arpin was at home over Sunday.
He is now steadily engaged at Arpln.
Miss Hattie Trow, of Tomahawk Lake,
is a guest of Miss Stella Jackson IN
CentTalia.
A. G. Carey and family move to-day
to Stevens Point where they will make
it their future home.
Mr.. Ben Boguslawsky, of lronWood,
Michigan was visiting relatives here
.1w days this week.
Mr.. George Warren is assisting in the
furniture store Of Geo. W. Baker this
week.
DR.. W. D. Haryie has purchased DR..
Writer'S office fixtures, ETC., and has
decided to locate in our midst.
Iceberg Chief refrigerators for sale
cheap by NJ. A. Bogoger, the furniture
dealer.
Mr.. O. II. P. Allerton returned
Tuesday from a weeks absence IN
Amigo on business.
Messrs. Robt. and John Parrish left
Wednesday for Milwaukee to attend
session Of the cOnSistOry.
Mr.. John DAILY has placed new wind
mill on his residence property, we
suppose to be used for pumping water.
Mrs. Z. &. Rumsey was down town
the past week the first time IN SIX
months.
Mrs. Arsin L. Arpin, of Arpin, spent
the latter half of last week with her
parents in this city.
Mrs. S. T. Durga visited friends in
Marshfeld the latter part of last week.
She reports delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Brown and Miss
Anna Parrish are visiting friends in
Milwaukee.
Miss Dickerson, of Stevens Point, is
the guest of her sister in Centralia Mrs.
G. J. Jackson.
Frank Dudley is the happy father of
a1Olb. boy. Born Friday noon April
goth 1894
Miss Marion Hoskinson is expected
home this week from her visit in
Appleton.
G. S. Cornell has moved out upon his
farm in Saratoga where he will hereafter
reside.
DGFO. 7. Hougen NJ. D., Office over
Daly's Drug store Telephone at Office
81 residence 4.
Rev. Chas G. Grafton, Bishop of the
Fond du Lac District, will occupy the
pulpit at the Episcopal Church, Cen
tralia, May 25th.
Mr.. Merritt Stinson, Of Merrill, a
timber estimator and Severe Biron, of
this city left Sunday evening COR Duluth
to be absent about six week.
Fred Hecox, one of the uccessful
farmers in the town Of Rudolph, was in
the city Monday and ren wed his
subscription for the REroRTAR.
Frank Houston will act as assistant
to D. A. Teller in Milwaukee. Frank is
a popular fellow and rapidly becoming
an expert in his profession.
c. NJ Hutchinson, editor of the
Necedah Republican, spent Monday in
this city. The writer enjoyed pleasant
visit with Kim.
Merrill News: Mrs. Kline, mother of
Mrs. O. j. Gagnon, broke one of her
wrists one day lately, while descending
a stairway.
Mrs. A. w. Sowles, of Hutchinson,
Kansas, was the guest of her brother
W. A. Reyes and family the fore part
of the week.
DR.. Hougen attended the Fox River
Valley Medical association at Kaukauna
on Tuesday lie returned the same
evening.
Mrs. Geo. w. Baker left Monday
morning for visit of about two weeks
in Marshfeld with her daughter Mrs.
n. G. Ratelle.
Mrs. Frank Rourke is back from
several weeks absence among her
relatives in the southern part of the
state.
Mr.. Jasper Crotteau and Eusebe
IaNigne were among those who left
this morning to attend the Odd Fellows
meet in Stevens Point.
Russ Lyon is home this week from
Chicago. When he closes his studies in
the dental college there this spring he
will enter the practice of his profession
in Tomahawk.
Mr.. Emmett Ward has been engaged
as stenographer in the Centralia Lum-
Der Co.'S office. Emmett is an energetic
young man who will be faithful to his
employers interests.
Prof Alex Zenier, we understand,
has returned to his home III Appleton
He arrived in New York harbor on
Sunday and left Immediately fol
Wisconsin.
Messrs T. L. Tibbits and Geo. n