Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-02-22
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cameron, OF Nesper, were shopping il
the cities Wednesday.
Mr.. Frank Althouse, of the town o
Saratoga, is recovering from a serious
illness. Dr.. Hougen was in attendance
Fernie Williams met with an acciden
this week in which her face was quite
badly buried.
Lem Kroner leaves to-day 70.
stevens Point to attend Masoni,
meetings.
Miss Dickinson, of Green Bay, was
the guest of her friend Miss Emma
Iosuit in this city Saturday last.
MIS-. n, Rattelle, of Rudolph, was the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Geo. w
Baker, 4 few DAVIS this week.
Miss F!oy Pitcher, of Ogdensburg
a sister Of Mrs. S. f. Durqa, is visiting
II the city this week.
Messrs. Lee Slaughter and Rova.
Niles, Of Necedah, were guests Of Mr.
nd Mrs. Geo. Davis one day last week
Miss Lima Hasbrouck went up tc
F"mahawk this morning to visit unit
sunday evening with her sister Miss
Ella.
Frank c.. White, of the town O.
Seneca, has been a guest at the Lyon
House, Centralia, for several weeks
past doctoring for a bad cold.
Miss Belle Padgham departed for
Abbotsford, Monday afternoon to visit
with her uncle, Mr.. Frank Tenant. She
will remain about one week.
Mr.. A. II. Dustin returned from
Merrill Saturday evening where he had
neen visiting for about three weeks
with his son.
Miss Mary Edwards, book-keeper for
the Jrhn Edwards Mfg. Co., at Port
Edwards, made her usual Sunday visit
with her parents this week.
Laura and Stella Emmons were con
fined to their home this week from the
effects of vaccination. They were quite
sick.
Mr. Frank Woodworth, of Pittsville.
came over Saturday evening and re-
manned over Sunday at the parental
residence on High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Racine, of Cold
Spring, Minnesota, are making their
headquarters at the Hotel LYON. Cen
tralia.
Frank Ticknor, who has been work
ing at Arpin during the winter, took
last week for recuperation and visited
his friend Ed. Heath Jr. at Loyal.
Mr.. Staufer, of Wausau, has been
doing business in the city this week.
He is registered at the Commercial
Hotel, Centralia.
Mr.. Henry Single, of Wausau, who is
practlcing dentistry here with DR..
relfer, has his headquarters at the
Commercial Hotel, Centralia.
Miss Lois Russell, state organizer of
the w. c. 7. u, gave an interesting
lecture at the Cong'l church Friday
evening. A fair audience was present.
Mr.. Frank J. Cameron and wife were
IN the city Sunday the guests of her
parents. Frank reports everything
'0'i"'"E az 'eSPer III 'he lumoer ouSl-
we r sorry to note the illness OF
'rahdpa" Irnnan who has been con-
ali'd 10 HIS home tors several days. He
Is Fu1erIn& from a general debility,
M'SSfS "a'ief Oaroher ana Frank
i~'"SEii'S, OF leH'falla, assisted MI. W.
IT, At''ei lhiS Week Id placing the three
Few H'i'S hVdraullc grinders in the
S"uth CrhtF"IIa mills.
MISS Nface r"N anu Mr.. Harry
FoN' o. ~IIalhhtid, were guests at the
'~'Si'snce o. H. a. f1aVenor IN tentFalIa
HeVefal oaNS me past week. They re-
turned 10 ''elf homes on tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kruger, of Bearss
Marsh were visitors in Narri1l tho
past week guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Noei' lhey were present at the
christening OF their new born daughter
Anna Madeline Noel.
Miss Mary Ratelle and brother
| Charlie. Of Rndolnh. were in the Twin
Cities nrar Srnd.v Cborlia viii no.