Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-06-14
PERSONAL.

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Lumber Co., was in the city on Tuesday.
Ray Sherwood, of Amherst, was on
our streets few days this week.
Mr.. Theodore Lipke was visitor in
Appleton few days this week.
J. d. Witter made business trip to
Appleton on Saturday.
Mr.. Dan Hanrahan spent the Sabbath
with his family in Appleton.
Miss Minnie johnson is in the city on
her way to Necedah for short visit.
Mr.. Henry Kuntz, of Bloomer, Wis,
was in the city a few days this week
on court matters.
Miss Nettie Wheelan visited Saturday
and Sunday in Vesper with Mrs. F. J.
Cameron.
Mr.. Henry Hasbrouck, of Eagle River
is in the city for few days visiting his
parents.
Rev. T. and Mrs Barker, of Pittsville,
were visitors in the Twin Cities Monday
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Miss. Lessie Potter left this morning
for few weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Cadott.
Miss Della Jones was in Milwaukee
the fore part of the week with her
father.
Miss Carrie Pomainville has been
suffering for few days past with
rheumatism.
Mrs. w. Parker, of Stevens Point,
was in the city this week to attend the
wedding of Miss Nellie Herschleb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, of Green Bay,
father and mother of Mr.. Chas. Smith
attended their sons wedding Thursday.
Mr.. Henry Podawiltz was very
severely hurt in Port Edwards We'd
nesday. A load Of lumber fell on him.
Mrs. F. w. Palmatier returned home
Sunday evening from visit with her
sister, Mrs. Paul Andrews, of Stevens
Point.
Dean Philleo was away during the
week with the Wausau band in Milwau-
kee. They accompanied the Marinette
commandery.
Miss Minnie Brown has been assisting
in the post-office this week during the
absence of postmaster Brundage in
Milwaukee.
Mrs. Patee, of Arnott, returned
home Tuesday afternoon after a
pleasant visit of one week with
relatives in this city.
Mrs. Frank Cameron, of Vesper,
attended the production of "Woman VS..
Woman" by the Buchanan Theatre Co.,
in the Opera House Tuesday evening.
Mr. A. L. McClelland the new pastor
of Nekoosa is in attendance upon the
Lemonweir Convention now in session
at Coloma.
VIM. 7. Jones, of Centralia, and DR..
Wood, of Pittsville, are in milwaukee,
this week attending the Masonic
sessions there.
Mr.. w. Gordon and Miss Phoebe
Evans, of Philadelphia, are visiting in
Centralia as guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Smedley.
Miss Clara Rablin is at home for the
summer, having closed her school work
near Auburndale. Miss Clara is one of
our most progressive young teachers.
Miss Matte Vaughan, of Tomahawk
Lake, an intimate friend of Miss Nellie
Herschleb was present at her wedding
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Slattery were
made doubly happy on Friday last and
Steve has had TO buy lots of cigars.
Born to them-twins, boy and girl.
The mother is doing nicely.
Geo. w. Paulus, principal of the
Centralia schools, has been engaged by
the Marshfeld School Board to take
charge of their schools the coming year
at salary of $3.50.
Mrs J. l.. Smedley, of Philadelphia,
mother of \. f. Smedley is in Centralia
and going to make her home with her
son. She is favorably impressed with
the Twin Cities.
Miss Floy Philleo is expected home
from Detroit, Mich, this evening. She
has been studying music in that city for
the past two years and we understand
returns to her home a talented musician
Misses Ella Hasbrouck and Helen
Philleo came home from Tomahawk
Saturday evening for the summer
vacation after completing a very
Successful years work as teachers in the
Tomahawk schools.
Mr.. Ed. Whitney left Tuesday
evening for Lacrosse where he will
remain this week, and then expects to
start on his second trip with his father
down the Mississippi river to st. Louis.
Ed says these trips on lumber are very
pleasant.
+. B. Brundage and Will Scott Jr
left Tuesday evening for Milwaukee to
be in attendance at the Grand Lodge
jubilee in that city. Geo. B. Mcmillan
and Geo. \. Wood departed the same
evening to attend the session of the
Grand Commandery of Knight
Templars.