Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-05-23
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Chris Chuse is noted among the
sick this week.
DR.. D. r. Hill, of Parrish, visited
friends in this city over Sunday.
Mrs. J. J. Kendell and two boys of
Winona, are the guests of Mrs. A.
Muir this week.
Walter a. Scott, of Chicago, is in the
city this week looking after business
Interests.
Messrs. Thos. E. Nash and Frank
Garrison went to Chicago on business
the first of the week.
Miss Myrtle Stevens returned Friday
from an extended visit in Norfolk, Neb.
She reports very pleasant time.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. /. ArpiD, of Arpin,
Sundayed in the city with their
relatives.
I. J. Wood was made a master mason
Wednesday evening under very favor
able circumstances.
B. G. Chandos, after an extended
business trip through Oklahoma Terri
tory, arrived home Monday. He was
absent three weeks.
L. J. Mangold, of Blenker, was down
TO the county seat Tuesday and assisted
Nick Berg in the treasurer's sale OF
delinquent taxes.
Mrs. L. Fournier entertained a COM
panv Of ladies Monday night in honor
of Miss Lucy Woodwork who was her
guest. a pleasant time is reported.
Rev. 4. Lindholm, Of Chicag go, and
Rev. J. T. O. Olander, of Wausau, were
in the city to-day on their way to the
town of Sigel in this county to hold
services in the church of that town.
Edward Ketchum has purchased a
new patent ice elevator from F. H.
Norton the stove man. 1t is a very
convenient article and very simple in
its construction.
Henry Kuntz, Of Chippewa Falls,
was in the city the fore part of the
tanning to his brothers estate. Henry
is the same iovial good fellow.
Messrs. r. B. Johnson, H. S. Weld,
T. H. Murray, n. A. Week and P. w.
Rood, of Stevens Point, rode over upon
their wheels Sunday. They called on
friends and returned the same evening.
Mrs. c.. H. Finley, of Pittsville, killed
a monstrous black bear one day last
week with a winchester rifle. She and
her husband were out hunting and met
with his majesty.
Miss Lucy Woodwork is back home
after several months absence in Chicago
and Rantoul, ILL.,, visiting relatives. She
reports a pleasant visit and is feeling
and looking we'll as if her visit agreed
with her.
c.. II. Slocum, an old time resident of
this city but now of West Superior,
stopped off here Tuesday on his return
from Chicago and Milwaukee to shake
hands with his old friends and renew
his acquaintance. This office acknow-
lodges a social call
T. A. Tack, of Auburndale; Geo.
Hooper, Of Milladore; j. P. Buck, Of
Appleton; &. L. Encking, of Fond du
Lac; c. B. Arnold, Marshfeld; F. S.
Woodwork, Pittsyille; Geo. II. Smith,
of Sherry, were in the city Tuesday and
al. ended the tax sale.
Mr. aid Mrs. E. E. Scarf, of
Tomobavk 70, 'rrned home Wednesday
after two weeks 'slt Win relalIVes
and friends in this city. MI 0ear'
contemplates moving to Centralia VI tne
near future. He expects to buy out +.
2. Days stock of jewelry and become
a permanent resident here.
j. O. Hebert is restored to health
again and back in his gallery doing his
own work. If you want tirst-c!ass
work-only the best-call on him.
Capt, JOS. L. Cotey, accompanied by
lis wife, and 7. j. Cooper, of the G. A.
r; Mrs. w. H. Gets, President of the
W. r. G; Messrs. Geo. Miller and O.
Graves, Sons of Veterans, have been in
Green Bay two days attending the
annual Department Encampment G. A.
r. held i'll that city Wednesday and
Thursday. A very large gathering of
"the boys i'll blue" and enthusiastic
meetings are reported.
The following attorneys were in the
city this week in attendance upon
Circuit Court which is in session here:
Chas. w. Felker, of Oshkosh; Carrot
Thome, of Clintonville; Geo. w. Cate,
B. b. Park, John H. Brennan, d. Z.
Frost, of Stevens Point; L. w. Halsey,
Of Milwaukee; f. S. Woodwork, of
PIttsville; c. 0. Baker, of Baskerville;
Frank a. Cady, E. NJ. Deming, P. A.
Williams and E. c. Pors, of Marshtield;
5. A. Connell and Edward E. Brown, of
Waupaca.
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