Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-11
PERSONAL.

w. f. Mack left Monday morning for
Duluth on a business trip.
A. W. Rumsey leaves tonight for
Milwaukee on business.
Mrs Richard Tenant, of Abbotsford,
is visiting relatives in the city.
Phillip Newman, of Chicago, has
been engaged as clerk by B. SLIDER.
Miss Pearl st. Amour is clerking in
her fathers store in this city.
Frank Carey, of Stevens Point, has
been circulating among his friends in
the twin cities this week.
Mr.. Lee Ticknor, of Merrill, was
noticed on our streets the fore part of
the week.
Mr.. Gus. Frank has been ailing this
week. He was obliged to take to his
bed on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sipes, of Merrill,
attended the Rossier-Whitney we'd
ding in this city Tuesday.
Messrs. Z. M. Platt, of Manitowoc,
and A. Ramsey, of Appleton, Sundayed
with friends in the Twin Cities.
Miss Emma Pfeifer, of Green Bay, is
visiting in Centralia the guest of her
sister Mrs. l.. Lampert.
Mrs. Ella Brando, of Peterson, Iowa
was the guest of relatives in Centrala
during the past week.
Mrs. Mary Dougherty has had her
home nicely painted recently. Her
home looks very much better.
Mrs. Dillon and daughter returned
home the past week after two months
visit with relatives in Rochester, New
york.
Chas. LaBreche, now employed with
the John Arpin Lumber Co. at Arpin,
was in the city visiting his parents over
Sunday.
Mr.. JOS. Whitney arrived home for
the winter Sunday morning from St.
Louis. He reports 4 fair season in the
lumber trade along the Mississippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Warren, of Spring
Valley, Mimi, have been the guests of
relatives in Grand Rapids during the
past week.
The Misses Kate, Marguerite and
Alice Nash entertained few friends at
their home Tuesday evening. A
pleasant time is repOrte1
Frank Hamm, of this city, fell from
the second story of the new block
Monday from defective piece of
scaffolding. He received no injuries
Mrs. A. Huntington returned from
Milwaukee Friday evening where she
had been to purchase her Fall and
Winter stock of millinery.
Misses Rosa Juchacz and Miss Anna
B. Miller, of Seneca, expect to leave
next week for an extended visit among
| relatives and friends in Milwaukee.
Miss Jessie Clock, of Springfield,
South Dakota, has been engaged as
trimmer by Mrs. A. Huntington. She
can be found at her millinery parlors.
Mrs. n. G. Ratelle, Miss Mary
Ratelle, of Rudolph, and Mrs. E. R.
Miles, of Ashland. were guests a few
days the past week of Mrs Geo. W.
Baker in this city.
! B. t Worthington. of Centralia, who
has been working at his trade in
, Waupaca the past summer, came home
Saturday to spend the Sabbath with his
! wife. He returned Monday morning.
! Attorney, J. w. Cochran went to
Chicago Wednesday evening on pro-
fessional business; he will return the
! first of next week and will visit his sons
at GAINESVILLE on the way.
Nessrs. S. Biron and George Corriveau
Jr. have purchased beautiful black
driving horse weight 1l50 pounds. He
isa good roadster and the boys appre-
ciate their purchase.
Louis Schall, Centralia, who is work
ing at Plaintield came home Saturday
and remained Sunday and Monday
with his parents. He reports work
plentiful now at Plainfield, where they
are harvesting the potato crop.