Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-06
PERSONAL.

Miss Ruth Witter is back from her
visit at Grand Rapids, Michigan.
E. T. Harmon and wife returned from
their visit in Minneapolis Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Gay Dorm left for her home in
Wausau Sunday morning after a
pleasant visit with friends here.
Miss Rothman, teacher in the
Marshfeld schools. was guest Of her
aunt Mrs H. Wipperman last week.
Stephen Brazeau, the Nesper school
master was at his home in the city
during the vacation days.
Mrs Mars, of Wautoma, is visiting
with her friend Mrs. c. H. Whiting this
week.
Prof. H. D. kneip, of Centralia, spent
Thanksgiving with his parents at
Weyauwega-
Miss Florence Horton spent SATURDAY.
and Sunday with the family of Mr.
Jacob Searles at Elm Lake
Mayor Tibbits went north on bust
ness trip this morning in the interests
of the Wilbur Lumber Co.
Mrs. Benson left this morning for
Rudolph to visit with her son Ben and
family.
Mr.. Walter Burt, Of Rhinelander,
spent Sunday with his parents and
friends in the city.
Mrs Brown, of NeilIsyille, has been
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Orrin Gray, in this city the past week,
Miss Helen PhIlleo, teacher at
Tomahawk, spent her vacation at home
the past week. She returned Sunday
morning.
Miss Stella Muir, of Stevens Point,
and Miss Mamie Wescott, of March,
were guests of Mrs. Ed Morrill, Thanks
giving week.
Drs. Bergerson and Van Nostrand, of
Merrill, were among those present at
the Thanksgiving dance in this city
whom we failed to mention last week.
Miss Carrie Briere will not return to
her school work in Marshfeld until
after the holidays, owing to poor health.
She is with her parents in this city.
Rev. Shelton went to Rudolph this
morning to officiate at the funeral
service of Mr.. Payne's child which
died recently.
Mrs. H. w. Lord came home Monday
evening from Hancock where she spent
Thanksgiving with her brother Mr. c.
L. Stowell.
w. Fl. Whiting is able to be around
again after quite severe siege of illness.
He was able to make the REPORTER
Office call Saturday-his first day out
since taking sick.
Daniel st. Amour is home with his
mother in Centralia after quite an
absence working on an ore train on the
Central railroad between Ashland and
| Bessemer.
Mr. Nicholas Berg, the newly elected
county treasurer, has rented Geo.
Brazeau's residence in the second ward
and will move his family to this city
next week.
"Grandpa; Tenant spent Saturday
aud Sunday at Elm Lake with his
daughter Mrs. VIM. c. Trahern. He is
enjoying splendid health for man of
his age.
g. W. Paulus and the Misses Libbie
Miller and Lily Hachez, Professor and
teachers III the High School of Coupon
Town" returned to their duties Sunday
morning after passing the Thanksgiving
vacation in Grand Rapids.
| d. d. Conway who has been very sick
with inflammation of the bowels at
Madison is reported much better.
Dennis was seriously low at one time,
but expects now to be out III a few days.
Geo. N1eusteCt, brother of Mrs. E.
P. Arpin, left for his home in Clarinda,
Iowa, Monday evening after an ex-
tended visit with relatives and friends
IN the city. He went by way of
Dubuque where he will spend few
days with his young friend Mr.. Jack
Arpin,
Mrs. W. H. Brown, of Milwaukee,
sister of Mrs. J. R. Chapman, will
remain in the city until after the
holidays. Her husband, Mr.. Brown, is
also expected to visit at the Chapman
home during the holidays.
Mr.. Dominick IRELAND arrived home
this morning from d visit of three
weeks with his parents few miles
{ south of st. Paul. He also visited al
Rochester and other Minnesota towns
while away and reports them all hustl-
ing places.
Mr.. Bert Palmer went to Dancy this
morning where he will spend three OF
four days for John Parrish taking stock
of his lumber. They finished the
seasons cut about one month ago, a
Lacrosse firm operating the mill there
Bert will come home every night.
Mr.. Ed. Whitney started out Monda y
+ morning to try the ups and downs Of q
? travelling salesman's life. He left fol
Marshfeld and expects to cover a
good many towns along the Wisconsin
Central Ry. and if successful will STAY