Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-02-15
PERSONAL.

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relatives in this city.
Miss Carrie Bell, of Pittsville, was {
visitor in Centralla on Sunday. She re.
turned home Monday morning.
Mr.. Henry Single, of Wausau, is il
the city assisting DIR. Teller for the
present.
Mayor Taylor took a little business
jaunt out of the city the first of the
week.
Mrs. n. Z. Emmons is reported
better after a weeks illness with a very
hard cold.
Miss Sara Turley is we'll again after g
three weeks confinement with Ia
Grippe.
Mr.. Fred Weaver, n of the popular
Jerks in spafford, Cole & Lipke's store.
made a business trip to Wausau on
Wednesday,.
Mr.. H. D. White, expert piano tuner.
went UP the line Wednesday morning
to visit Wausau and some of the north.
ern towns.
Mrs. Lapham, of Nekoosa, took
advantage of the pleasant weather
Wednesday and drove up to our city to
attend to a few shopping errands.
We are sorry to note the fact that Mr.
Alfred EInmes' little son is at the point
IF death, the effects of an attack of gas.
trio fever.
Mr.. G. S. Biron is in Chicago this
week visiting with his sister, Miss
Laura, who is at present not enjoying
the best of health.
Messrs. John Parrish and G. S. Biron
came back the latter part of last week
rom another three weeks jaunt in the
pineries of Northern Minnesota.
Master Johnny Compton entertained
bout % Of his young friends at his
nome in this city Friday evening. The
Young people had a big time.
w. j. Potter, general travelling agent
Tor the Milwaukee Sentinel, was in our
cIiies to-day (Thursday). The REPORTER
,liice acknowledges q social call.
Messrs. Geo. Frechette and John
>chnably Jr. are hauling logs through
he Twin Cities from ~Schnably's to DAILY
md SIMPSONS mill for Mr.. Thomas
tIcGrath.
MI. OrEon Gordon, Of Lodi, Wis,
Sas in the city a few days this week.
t!e came to be present at an operation
erformed by DR.. Russell, of Oshkosh
lpon the leg of his father.
Miss Anne Common, assistant principal
# the GentraIia High School, is again
1t her accustomed place after several
lays absence at her home in Auburn.
IaIe.
MIR. Malcolm Young can again be
ound at his desk for the Nekoosa Paper
Company after an absence of about two
weeks at his home in Buffalo. He re-
urned to his duties last week.
Miss Gertie Coppin, of La Crosse, was
the guest of her friend Miss Emma
lospit in this city several days the
past week. Miss Gertie was formerly
resident of Grand Rapids and visits oul
'i;v annually.
Miss Grace Balderston, we are pleased
10 note, is better from an illness o.
,cveral days with a hard cold. Miss
trace has in consequence been absent
rom her desk in Judge Williams law
1tfice the past week.
Mr.. Chas. Ratelle, of March, was in
he city over Sunday visiting st the
commercial Hotel. Chas. don't have
me to stay long when he to
'entralia but he manages to visit there
!uite often.
Waushara Argus: Judge Williams
and Clerk of the Court, W. Z. Wheelan,
Of Wood County, came over from
Grand Rapids Tuesday and spent a
portion of the day in this village look.
ing after business matters.
Mr.. Chas. Eberius, who has been
working for DAILY &%Sampson near Arpin
the past few months came home
Wednesday morning. This office &C
knowledges a social call. While here
Chas. renewed for another year.
Miss Nettie Wheelan departed We'd.
nesday morning for Rhinelander where
she will visit her friend Miss Nellie
Cole. She stopped over in Tomahawk
on the way and passed a day as the
guest of Miss Helen Philleo.
Mr.. Marve Lynn and wife were
shopping in the Twin Cities on Wednes-
and shaking hands with their many
friends. They made the most of the
fine weather and drove up from their
marsh.
Dr.. Russell, of Oshkosh, was in the
: city on d professional visit Wednesday
:, He came to perform an operation on 6
O leg which has troubled Mr.. O. Gordon
5 for some time. He hopes that this vii
> bring relief.
Mrs. John Arpin and daughter
) Emma, departed Wednesday evening
5 for Woonsocket, Rhode Island, t.
visit with Mrs. Edward Boisvert
; nee Mary Arpin. They will make
. quite an extended stay.
O Henry Burmeister, a successful
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