Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-03-28
PERSONAL.

Ralph Bulls, of City Point, was in
the city Tuesday on business.
W. D. Lotus, of Green Bay, was in
the city over Sunday a guest of Mathew
McRaith.
Mrs. F. w. Crapsey left Monday for a
short visit in Fond du Lac with her
parents.
Fred Snyder left Tuesday for Seattle,
Washington, where he will make it his
home if he finds it to his liking.
Del White was in the city over Sunday.
He is doing a nice business in his line
in Juneau and Adams counties.
Mrs. Anna Merrill, nee Huban of
Chicago, is in the city visiting with her
parents.
Mr.. John T. Cole, M~arshfeld, was in
the city Wednesday between trains on
business.
A. B. Cotey, leading merchant Of
Pittsville, was in the city Tuesday
shopping.
Messrs. Ollie and Rodd, of Stevens
Point, were in the city Monday on
business.
Miss Carrie Perry, of Tomah, serious
! ly i'll for the past two weeks we are
pleased to know is improving.
Mrs. J. NJ. Thorn came home from
Tomahawk Tuesday evening where she
was visiting her daughter Mrs. Menier.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baker returned home
from Merrill Tuesday night where she
has been spending the winter.
Mrs. A. M. Pride, of Tomahawk, is in
the city on an extended visit with her
parents-Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Spafford.
Mr.. Alex Muir, caught the first fish OF
the season through the ice the first OF
the week at the Port Edwards dam. 1t
weighed 81 pounds.
Mr.. Webster, proprietor of the
Stevens Point laundry, was in the city
Monday and appointed Chas. Philleo
= QlS agent.
VII Burns, a son Of Edward Burns,
who has been making his headquarters
in Merrill for several years is IN the city
visiting with his mother and sisters.
Mrs. w. H. Cochran and daughter
Beulah are expected home soon from
Ironwood to spend the summer at the
old home in Centralia.
Rev. A. L.. McClelland began the
Lenten Services last evening in the
Cong'l church and will preach again
this evening.
Mr.. Albert Buss, of the town OF
Grant, was a social caller at II office
Saturday and ordered the REPORTER fol
a year.
IL. Mangold, deputy sheriff with
headquarters at Blenker, was IN the
city Tuesday on business connected
with his Office.
Attorney S. A. Corning and wife, OF
P%lainfeld, were in the twin cities
Sunday and Monday registered at the
Commercial Hotel.
DR.. E. I'll. Townsend, of New Lisbon,
was called to this city in consultation
with DR.. Hougen. He was much
| pleased with the thrift noticeable in
the Twin Cities.
Ludwig Gross, of Necedah, has been
engaged by Will Gross, the "poor mans
FRIEND" as clerk in his store Centralia.
He went to work Monday morning.
DR.. O. T. Hougen has been called to
Baskerville the past two weeks quite
frequently. His successful treatment
of patients is widening beyond the
bounds of the county.
P. Anderson, who has been in the
woods the past winter for the Arpin
Lumber Co., called at this office Friday
and renewed his subscription to the
REPORTER.
Henry Kuntz, of Chippewa Falls,
%eX-county treasurer of this county, was
in the city the fore part of the week to
attend the funeral Of his brother and to
look after his business interests.
Miss Isabelle Mosher, daughter OF
DR.. Mosher, who formerly was a resi-
dent Of this city, we understand is with
the Fannie Davenport Company
travelling through the east. Her many
friends here will be glad to know OF
her success on the stage.
Mrs. Fred Smith, Of the town OF
Grant died Friday evening last after an
illness of only 5 days. She leaves a
husband and five children, the Oldest
about II years of age to mour he1
untimely departure. Funeral services
were held IN the town of Grant.
Mr.. John Arpin arrived home from
Dubuque, Iowa, Tuesday evening,
where he has taken a course in a bust
ness college during the past six months.
He stopped in Milwaukee a few DAYS
on the way home and visited at the
home of his sister and family. John
will not return to school and will proba-
bly, spend most of his time now at the
mill in Arpin.