Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-15
PERSONAL.

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Mrs. John Wigman, of Green Bay, is
the guest of her sister Miss Ella
| McRaith.
Mrs. E. B. Rossier and Mrs. Frank
Garrison are visiting in Wausau with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Rossier.
Miss Belle Padgham passed Saturday
and Sunday in Vesper the guest Of he,
cousin Mrs. Frank Cameron.
Miss Alta Powers, teacherat Rudolph
spent Saturday and Sunday with hel
mother in Centralia.
Chas. E. Spencer is at his home in
Lafayette, Indiana He will probably
return this week
R. T. Doud, of the firm Of Doud &
Muir, spent Sunday with his business
partner in this city
w. P. Wheelihan, of Necedah, was
noticed upon our streets Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. Julia Wood left Tuesday night
for Milwaukee on her second trip to
that city to have her eyes treated.
w. H. Gets has moved his justice
office from the city ball to rooms over
the Centralia jewelry store Centralla.
Mrs. Frank Pomalnville has been
quite sick the past few days with her
old trouble-asthma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stringer, of
Armenia, were in the city over Sunday
with friends.
Miss Nellie Herring has been engaged
to teach the first term in the Oak
Grove School House.
Miss Belle Matthews returned We'd
nesday morning from Marshfield where
she had been few days on business
trip.
A. II. Dustin is again making his
headquarters at the Commercial Hotel,
Centralia, after an absence in Nekoosa
doing carpenter work.
Mrs. DR.. Witter left for Auburndale
Tuesday morning to visit with her
daughter Mrs. w. d. Common who is
quite sick.
|. a. Smith is absent in Pittsville,
Dextervllle and vicinity this week in
the interests of the Kimball Piano and
Organ Co.
Miss Florence Horton visited with
her sister at Elm Lake over Sunday.
She is now retouching negatives for
photographer Mcneil.
Fred Henke returned Saturday from
Almond after an absence of seven
months. He reports the potato crop
short of usual crop.
Mrs. w. II. Cochran and daughter
Beulah left Thursday for Ironwood,
Michigan, where they will spend the
winter.
VIM. Hooper, the Nekoosa merchant,
was doing business in the Twin Cities
Tuesday and attended the session of
the County Board.
d. A. Teller, our popular dentist,
went up to Marshfeld Monday morning
where he spent two days doing dental
work. Mr.. Teller is getting considerable
practice from that city.
J. W. DeGroff, editor Of the Marsh
field Times and Mr.. Baldrick were in
the city Monday between trains after
chairs for use at the Upham ratification
meeting in Marshfield Tuesday night.
VIM. Kuntz returned home Monday
after weeks absence at Green Bay
in attendance upon the funeral
service of his father who recently died
at the ripe age of 81 years.
Jacob Lutz's saloon building is almost
ready for opening. The fixtures are
placed and are among the finest in
either city. They will probably open
on Saturday Of this week.
Mr.. Aleck Muir went up to Wausau
Tuesday to look after the interests of
Doud & Muir in that city. They have a
very nice shoe store at that place and
are enjoying good business.
Mr.. S. Reel, of Milwaukee, has been
engaged to assist in the store of the late
3. SLIDER during the closing out sale.
He will have charge of the clothing
department..
Frank E. DAILY, the Centralia jewele1
and confectioner, is closing out his
stock of goods by auction. Sales will
continue every afternoon until his
entire line is sold.
Will Burt, who is now employed in 8
barber shop at Green Bay, has beer
spending the week with parents and
friends in the city. He expects tc
return Friday.
Miss Celia Compton, who is teaching
at Port Edwards, and Miss Mary
Edwards, book-keeper for the Johr
Edwards Mfg. Co., made their usua
Sunday stay with parents in this city
Miss Louise Lord is pleasantly
situated in her rooms in T. ]. Woods
new brick block Ladies DESTROYS O
| having dressmaking done can find hel
in the first room to the left at the heat
| of the stairs.
Mr.. Robert Barnes, ieweler, formerly
employed with Mrs. \. E. Emmons
| has now q similar position in Woodland