Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-01-10
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Chas. Gouger has been quite sick
this week.
Miss Louise Lord is confined TO the
house this week on account of sickness
Mr.. \. c. Bennett, of Chicago, was in
attendance at the cranberry meeting
Tuesday
Dr. D. A. Teller returned from
Winona Wednesday much improved in
health
Nash Mitchell the new register is
boarding for the present with H. H.
Compton.
W J. Shea, clerk of court, has taken
up boarding quarters at the Commercial
Hotel in Centralia. 20
Carl Donaldson returned to Rhine
lander Friday after a pleasant holiday
vacation with his mother.
Ray Sherwood, of the Eagle River
Times, has severed his connection with
that paper and is in the city with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Young, of Duluth,
spent the sabbath with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. w. Davis.
Miss Celina LaVaque of Rudolph was
the guest of Miss Cordelia La Breche in
Grand Rapids the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Morrill, returned
Wednesday afternoon from visit with
! her parents at March.
Mr.. Edward SIayton, of ST. Paul, Min
nesota, was the guest of Andrew Searles
the first of the week.
Miss Charlotte Lynn returned to
| Wausau Monday morning after
pleasant holiday visit in the city.
DR.. O. T. Hougen was in Stevens
| Point Tuesday in attendance upon the
session of the Northwestern Wisconsin
Medical Association.
Miss Mabel Newly. Of Stevens Point.
was in this city few days the past
week a guest of her friend Miss Ada
| DWinell.
n L. Smedley has sold his residence
IN Centralia to Mr. Nels Johnson and is
about to move South into a warmer
climate.
| Mrs. II. H. Pendell returned to her
home IN Fond du Lac Tuesday after a
pleasant visit with her daughter Mrs. F.
| w. Crapsey.
Frank Hoover left Tuesday morning
| L., Z M II
pleasant visit with old friends in
Ccntraia
Mrs j. b. PbilIeo has been secured
by the School Board as teacher in place
of Miss Bncholz who has been sick for
several weeks and is still confined to
he house.
Mr.. A. Z. Bennett and family were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Wood the
| fore part of the week. While here Mr.
Bennett attended the cranberry meet
| ing.
| Miss Nora Slattery left last Thursday
for Rhinelander where she will visit
| with her sisters Mrs. 7. Doyle and Mrs
J. Henry.
Mrs. L. 2. Powers has decided to sell
her home and make her future home in
Algoona, Iowa, where she has sister
Her daughter will enter college in
Valparaiso, Indiana
Mrs. Chas Kruger was surprised
Monday afternoon by few of her lady
friends. The occasion for this surprise
was her birthday. Those who were
present report a very enjoyable day.
Mr.. Jesse Waters, of the town of
Rudolph, was in the city the fore part
of the week on business and while here
called at this office. Mr. Waters is
enjoying good health for a man of his
wears.
G. H. Finely and F. S. Woodwork, of
Plttsville; a. w. Griese, Of Milwaukee;
l.. Moore, of Hancock, and w. A. Coop
er, of Rochester, Wis, have been in
the twin cities during the past week, all
| registered at the Commercial Hotel,
CentIalia.
DR.. J. L. Piche, Oconto, Wis, was in
the city few days last week the guest
of his friend and classmate DR.. De
| Grandpre. He was well pleased with
the business enterprise and appearance
| # the twin cities
| PlainfelG Sun:-Ed. Wheelan, of
Grand Rapids. was in Plainfield Satur-
day, and while here made this office
| brief business call. He was looking
after Il forty acre wood lot in the town
Of Pine Grove, where some unauthor-
| lzed parties were cutting the timber.
The Sunday morning train north on
the St Paul road was boarded at
t'entralia by a number of people who
| had been in our city, among whom we
noted Mrs. John James Canning and
Two children, bound for their home at
Burnamwood, Wis. Mrs. A. NJ. Pride
and Helen Phllleo, to Tomahawk; Mrs
\. 7 Marceau, for her home in Wausau:
Geo. L. Foster and Dr. Rhinehart, of
| Merrill
Erwin and Willie Schultz were given
surprise the first of the New Year bv
receiving the good news that their
second aunt in Germany had willed