Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-11-22
Personal.


noticed on our streets Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn were shopping in
the city on Wednesday.
John Starr. of Arpin, was in the city
on Sunday
E. H. Weaver was up from Babcock
| Sunday.
Mr.. Miles DAILY went up in the woods
Tuesday morning for DAILY & Sampson.
| C. @. Baker was over from Dexterville
on Tuesday.
Mr.. w. E. Mack reported having 1900
incandescent lights on the circuit
Monday night.
"Grandpa" Tenant went to Abbots-
ford, this state, Saturday afternoon to
visit with his son Richard.
Miss Celia Emmons, teacher in the
w. NJ Lord district, spent Saturday and
Sunday at home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brazeau of Arpin
spent the Sabbath in this city with
relatives.
r. Witheral and family, of Lacrosse,
| were the guests of d. Witheral in this
city over Sunday.
| Mr.. Edward Kruger. of Bearss'
Marsh, was in the city Tuesday on bust
| ness.
Chas. Spencer returned from his visit
to Lafayette, Ind, Wednesday morn
! ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Arpin, of Arpin,
spent Sunday in the city at the Arpln
mansion on Water st.
w. H. Whiting, engineer on the
Green Bay railroad, is confined to the
house this week with a severe cold.
Mrs. ]. w. Fowzer, of Manawa, was
guest of her mother Mrs. Fred
Closuit the past week.
II. G. Wipperman left Monday after
noon for Chiffon and Milwaukee on a
| business trip.
Oscar Potter, the oldest son of NJ. O.
Potter, Centralia, has been very sick
this week with gastric malarial fever.
He is improving rather slowly.
Mr.. Henry Hasbrouck returned to
Eagle River Monday morning after a
pleasant stay with his parents in this
city.
Miss Eva Gardner, of Stevens Point,
is in Centralia for an extended visit the
guest of Misses Laura and Rena HOus-
ton. She arrived Tuesday evening.
Mrs. McRenolds and little daughter
of Mosinee, visited the past week with
relatives in this city. They returned to
their home Wednesday morning.
Miss Carolyn Pendell, of Fond du Lac
arrived IN the city Wednesday night
for visit with her sister Mrs. Crapsey,
Centralia.
Mrs. J. w. Cochran returned to her
home in Centralia Friday last after
passing pleasant week with her sons
Orson and Willie at GAINESVILLE.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Shearer are
delighted over the arrival OF son al
their home Novemb er LIST, 1894, weight
8 pounds.
Mr.. Chas Smith has rented the
Herschleb residence on the brow Of
Searles' hill and moved his family
therein this week Wednesday.
Mrs. B. SLIDER has been enjoying
large sales in her store and is selling
very cheap. Now is Your opportunity
to buy winter goods at your own prices
S. F. Durga, station agent at the
Green Bay depot in this city, reports
business on their line pretty good. A
great many extra freights are necessary
to handle the business.
Mr.. A. +. Chester, of Candy, Mimi.
who formerly resided at New Rome
Adams county, is in the city visiting his
daughter. He will be remembered as
the gentleman who used to run the
Friendship stage line.
Mr. Michael Matthews, at present
employed in Nekoosa doing carpenter
work, made his regular Sunday stay in
Centralia this week. Mike makes his
headquarters at the Commercial Hote
: when in the city.
Herman Kruger, baggageman for the
st. Paul road at Babcock, is spending g
two weeks vacation with his parents in
Centralla. He will visit few days III
Milwaukee and take in the sights OF
the Cream City during his furlough
Mrs. Stearns, mother of our popular
meat caterer Mr.. L. NJ. Stearns, arrived
> in the city this week and will make hel
: home with her sons family during the
winter.
Mr.. Heber Tibbits departed for Mil
waukee Friday evening to enter the
: employ of the Wilbur Lumber Co. in
position similar to the one held by hin
with the same firm at Wausau. Hebel
went by way of Madison. stopping Over
Sunday to visit with his many coll egt
friends, and witnessed the great foo
ball game Saturday between the Narsit,
eleven and the University of Mime
sofa.
Mr.. Joseph Cave will leave on Thanks
giving for Lester, England, to visit hi
older brother there whom he has no
seen only once in 36 years. He eNpect