Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-03-07
PERSONAL.

Miss Carrie Briere spent Sunday with
friends in MarsbfeId.
John Grignon is back from Tomahawk
after a long absence.
DR.. Russell. of Oshkosh, wa in the
city Wednesday.
James Hiles was over from Dexterville
on business Tuesday.
W. E. Mack left Tuesday night for
Duluth to be absent several days.
B. T. Worthington left Tuesday for
Waupaca where he will follow his trade
that of carpenter.
Walter Lyon, of Elroy, is in the city
the guest of his parents. He is rail-
reading with headquarters at Elroy.
Miss Louise LaVigne left Wednesday
for several weeks visit with friends in
st. Peter, Iowa.
We want Nels Johnson for mayor a
second term. He has been faithful and
attentive to the city interests.
Geo. Madsen the fashionable tailor of
Neenah, was in the city Wednesday
taking orders. He obtained several
orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. DeLap Of
Cranberry Center, are visiting relatives
in this city this week.
Mrs. j. NJ. Thorne is visiting in
Tomahawk this week, the guest of her
daughter Mrs. \. Menier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brazeau, of
Arpin, are rejoicing over the arrival of
a baby girl Monday, March 4th.
Miss Carolyne Pendell was called
home Tuesday on account Of the serious
illness cher mother.
Mr.. n. Gerard is in the Twin Cities on
a short stay after an absence Of several
months.
Mrs. Edith Brooks wa the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron, of Vesper, first
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Spafford are back
from a visit of a week in Tomahawk and
Rhinelander.
Mr.. Henry Fitch, attorney at law in
BaDcock, and Patrick Welsch were in
the city Wednesday on business.
Will Hofstater, after an extended
absence Of several years, was seen on
our streets recently.
EX-County Treasurer McCamley came
in from the woods Tuesday where he is
scaling logs for DAILY & Sampson.
Charley Scott was called to Marshfeld
Monday to act as clerk in u drug store
there for g few days.
Mr.. Wilson gets the Postmaster Cen
eralship because he is the worst
%repudiated man in American politics.
A. n. Sicard, of the firm of Sicard &
Heath, Wausau, was in the city We'd
nesday on business.
Mrs. B. SLIDER is receiving her spring
stock of new goods, the result of her
recent trip to the city markets. Call
and see them.
Rev. w. T. Schepeler, of Wausau,
will occupy the pulpit in the Episcopal
church, Centralia, on Sunday March
10th.
Messrs. Geo. T. Rozlonski and John
c. Gruda, Of Chicago, were guests Of
their friend Philip Ksycki over Sunday.
This Office acknowledges a call.
Mrs. Peter Quinn, of Merrill, is in the
city Oh a visit among her many friends.
She makes her headquarters at the
McRaith residence.
Mrs. A. E. Donaldson has received a
new stock of laces, latest style of
buckles, belts, etc. The ladies are
invited to call and look them over.
Oscar Hathaway returned Monday
morning from the Hot Springs frighten-
ed home on account of the prevalence
of small pox there. He was in that city
only two days.
Mcsses. Frank Steib and AL. Voss
leave Wednesday night for Baraboo to
take the medical examination for a
~licentiate certificate. We wish the boys
success.
Rev. VIM. Kllbourne on request of
W. D. Connor, gave his ~steroptican
entertainment in Auburndale Monday
night and at Sherry on Tuesday night.
The entertainments were well patroniz-
ed.
Mr.. j. j. O'ReilIy, Justice of the
Peace at Babcock, was in the city
Monday on business and called at this
office. He is numbered among the
many new subscribers placed upon our
subscription book since the first Of
January.
Mr.. Henry Buss, a resident Of the
town of Grand Rapids, died Saturday
February 23d Of quick consumption
aged 26 years. He was school clerk and
a young man who was highly respected.
The funeral service which took place
on Monday was largely attended.
Prof. j. T. Hayner of Big Rapids,
Mich, opened 4 school of penmanship
and correspondence, in the hall over
the CentraIia Jewelry and Music Co.'S
Store, Wednesday evening, March 9th,
where he invites all who wish to learn