Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-04-18
PERSONAL.

the city Wednesday on local business.
Mr.. Russell Lyons is a guest at the ole
homestead in Centralia.
Miss Mamie Ward attended the East
er dance in Stevens Poin. this week.
Horace Sweeney, of Appleton, was
noticed on our streets Wednesday.
Mrs. F. Johnston, who has been very
i'll with la Grippe and pleurisy, is now
improving.
Peter Bever. of Marshfeld, ex-county
treasurer, was in the city Tuesday on
business.
Geo. Fournier, Centralia, is having a
small cottage erected on his lots back OF
the MacKinnon block.
Mr. Chas. Bender, Of the town of
Seneca, while traininga colt Wednesday
morning, had his left leg broken.
J. O. Hebert was confined to the
house the first of the week with an
attack Of Rheumatism.
Frank Starr still continues poorly.
He was up last week but was taken with
a relapse and became worse.
John James Canning, of Hatley. Wis,
was in the city the past week a guest at
his fathers home.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Pitts, of Pittston, Florida,
is noted among our new subscribers
this week.
Gus. Erickson, Of Centralia, was
among the many who renewed their
subscription to the REPORTER this week.
Mr. Emmett Ward went up to Merrill
Tuesday morning to 60 to work for the
Champagne Lumber Co.
Evangelist Merrill and male quar-
tette will conduct seven day mission
in the Cong'l church at an early date.
Frank Reed and wife, of Necedah,
spent Easter Sunday in this city the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Kellogg.
Mrs. F. MacKinnon and children are
spending the week with friends in
Appleton.
Mrs. Matilda Snyder expects to make
her daughter in Stevens Point an
extended visit beginning with next
week.
Mrs. A. E. Donaldson reports good
trade in her line for Easter. Her show
windows contained a fine display of
wares Oh Friday and Saturday last
w. II. Denniston, well-to-do farmer
in the town of Rudolph, was in our
office Mond ay and renewed for the
paper.
Lon Scribner, of Babcock was in the
city the fore part Of the week. He
returned home Tuesday accompanied
by Miss Winnie Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arsin Arpin are the
proud parents of baby boy whose
heritage in the home at Arpin dates
from Monday April 18th.
Mr.. Frazer Johnston, who was called
home on account of the illness of his
mother, has returned TO his work for
the Wright Lumber Co., Merrill.
Judge H. l.. Humphrey and wife, Of
Hudson, are registered at the Witter
House this week looking after landed
interests belonging to the Hon. Judge
Spooner estate.
Mrs. J. B. Scribner, of Oshkosh, for
merly a resident of Babcock, was in the
city this week a guest of Miss Belle
! Matthews. This office acknowledges a
call.
Herman Ross, one of the successful
farmers in the town of Saratoga, was in
the city Wednesday. While here he
renewed his subscription to the
REPORTER.
CLas. Karnitz, a faithful employee in
the Grand Rapids furniture factory, was
a pleasant caller at this Office Monday
and continued his name on our subscrip-
ton list for the next y months.
MI. Antoine f. Liebe, of the town OF
Grand Rapids, departed this week for
the far west where he hopes to find
remunerative employment. Tacoma,
Wash, is his objective point.
Mr.. John Bandelin, of Watertown,
recently employed as druggist in Chicago
has been visiting in the city with his
cousin Carl Bandeln He is having a
good time.
Grandpa Tenant, we are panied to
note, has been confined to his bed for a
few days past, and his condition has
caused much anxiety in all circles He
is at present writing no better
Mr.. Will Null and Miss Flo Booth,
of Stevens Point, spent few hours in
the city Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Smith. They made the trip on
the special Knight Templar train.
s. F. Durga, the popular station agent
for the Green Bay 4 Winona Railroad
Co., asinvested in fine turnout. The
horse was purchased in the eastern part
of the state and is a pretty driver.
Mr.. n. Gerard, of Stoughton, is in the
city to spend some little time looking
after his interests here. He retains his
usual health and vigor and is always
glad to get back to Centralia which has
been his home for 20 years.
John Edwards Alexander, born
! August 14th. 1894. unto Mr.. and Mrs. I.