Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-06-06
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. q. Arpin, of Arpin
we're guests at the parental mansion il
this city the fore part of the week
Mark Martin, the architect, is riding
new '95 Victor wheel. 1t Is favorite
with him.
Miss Margaret Goggins has returned
from her long visit with her sister a
Milwaukee.
John B. Arpin has a new Eclipse
wheel purchased the past week. It's 8
pretty bicycle.
Mr.. Fred Kyes, of Merrill, has been
visiting with Emmett Ward the past
week.
DR.. D. A. Teller left for Elroy Satur.
day evening for few days visit with
his parents at the old home.
Miss Elida Lambert left for Montana
on Monday on visit to her sister Mrs.
Landry. She was accompanied by
Master Emile Landry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thiel, of Arkdale, Miss
Barbara Berger and Miss Homes, of
Baraboo, were in the city Sunday
registered at the Commercial Hotel
Leo. Watowaski has very fine nickle
plated "Monarch" bike which arrived
last week. He had mishap with his
Columbia and shipped it back
VIM. H. Carey left Monday night 10
represent the Catholic Foresters at the
State Convention which was in session
on Tuesday in Milwaukee,
Messrs. W. H. Carey and M. A.
Bogoger assisted in the organization OF
an order of Catholic Foresters at
Marshfeld Thursday night
Geo. H. Smith, chairman of tie
County Board, was in the city Tuesday
| on matters connected with the building
committee of sheriff-house and jail
Mrs. [. A. Smith departed the past
| week for Thorpe, Wis, where she
expects to remain a month or more
visiting with her parents.
Miss Laura Canning. teacher at
Clark u Scott's, was at home from
Wednesday until Monday of the past
week enjoying rest. Her school was
closed for Decoration day.
Geo. L. Williams left Monday evening
for Milwaukee to attend a meeting of
the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias as
the representative of the local lodge.
Mr.. George Landry and his son
Emil Of Terry, Montana, arrived in our
city few days ago, with car load of
good horses, for which he is finding
ready sales at fair prices. He expects
to remain several weeks.
Tom Slattery is running an engine on
the Green Bay road between Plover
and Stevens Point Tom is a steady
fellow and highly thought of in this
city. We hope he will soon be given
an engine permanently.
Mrs. VIM. Scott went to Wausau
Saturday for a visit with her sister Mrs.
Whitney joined her there and both
returned to this city on Sunday evening.
Mr.. Whitney left here in time to Join
his fleet of lumber at Rock Island
which is in charge of his son Edward.
Mr.. III. E. Davis recently bought the
w. A. Harrison property in New Rome,
including the store and mill He now
stands ready to wait upon the trade.
Custom work and grinding for farmers
promptly attended to. The store is
we'll stocked with goods usually carried
here and your trade is solicited. 4w.
Otto Roenius received a pretty
Andrae wheel through Daly's agency
on Saturday in which he takes much
pride. Otto has been riding it hard
this week. Mr.. Drescher, of Centralia,
also has an order with DAILY for an
Andrae which is expectedin few days.
And the number of bicycle riders
continue to increase in the twin cities
Mrs. E. NJ. NVinkler and son, of
Whitehall, Montana, arrived in Sherry
Friday for an extended visit with her
mother Mrs. E. M. Hecox and her
brother Fred and wife. The many
friends in Centralia and the town of
Rudolph will be pleased to renew their
acquaintance with Mrs. Winkler. She
has not been home for three years.
Mrs. H. H. Noss went to Tomah last
week where she was guest for a few
days at her parents home. Mr.. Voss
joined her there Sunday and together
they continued to Madison, he being a
delegate from this city to the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows which meets on
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Voss expect to
be away until about June 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Muir gave a delightful
whist party at their home Friday
evening for their guest Mrs. j. J.
Kendall, of Winona. Eight tables
were in use, the result of the game
deciding for Mrs. J. w. Cochran and T.
?. Arpin, first prize winners, and Mrs
John Daily and Chas. kellogg at the
foot. 1t is reported a most pleasant
event. Mrs. Kendall departed for hei
home Saturday noon.
E. f. Witherel, the good natured
agent at the 2, E., c. & n. Ry. depot
left his coat on the platform for a few
minutes Saturday and it disappeared