Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-17
PERSONAL.

of Nash Mitchell.
Little Annie Noel, Centralia, has been
quite sick the past week and under the
Doctors care.
W. E. Mack, made his appearance in
this city Sunday morning to look after
his business interests here.
Mrs. J. Gross and son, of Necedah,
spent Sunday and Monday in Grand
Rapids among relatives.
Miss Carrie Skinner, of Stevens
Point, was the guest of the Misses
Nash over Sunday.
Messrs. F. NJ. Sinclair and Hiram F.
Below, of Marshfeld, spent Sunday in
this city.
Mr.. Joseph DAILY, druggist at Necedah,
was in the city the past week on
business.
Mr.. E. I. Bisbee and daughter, of
Merrill, spent Sunday and Monday in
the city.
Louis Peruse, who had his right foot
badly cut and bruised in a hay press
the past week, is recovering rapidly
under DR.. Hougen's treatment.
Miss Minnie Meunier, of Centralia, is
now absent in Wausau pursuinga course
of shorthand and type writing in the
Business College of that city.
Henry Mccain is clerking for Spaford
& Cole, in Rhinelander. He is expected
in his old place in their store in this
city by the first of November.
Mr. GuilfoId L. Spencer, of New
York, is in the city visiting his brother
Charles. He thinks seriously of spend
ing the winter here with his family.
Mr.. MAIDS Peter johnson was a
pleasant caller at our office to-day and
renewed his subscription for another
year.
Edward MacLoughlin, editor and
proprietor of the Stevens Point Journal,
was in the city Wednesday between
trains. While here he made this office
a social call
Miss Clara Grignon visited in Stevens
Point over Sunday with Miss Tontie
Mahoney who is taking short course
of review work at the Stevens Point
Point Business College.
Mrs Chas. H. Smith, of Green Bay,
was a visitor in the city Tuesday Mrs
Smith has much to say in favor of her
new residence city, but we note that
she always seems glad to get back
among her friends in Grand Rapids.
Clarence Ratelle, Centralia, is home
from Oconto for few days, as witness
in the case of Hougen VS.. Laundree.
Clarence is driving the tally-ho in that
city purchased of Mr.. Frank Kern bv
George Ratelle.
Rhinehart Brehm, a young man who
resides in the town of Seneca, ran into
an axe while playing Tuesday and cut a
deep cash in the calf Of his left leg.
DR.. Hougen dressed the wound and the
boy will soon be about again.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Alexander and
Mrs. John Edwards left Tuesday
evening for Milwaukee where they will
make it their future home. They have
the best wishes of their many friends
in the Twin Cities for happy social
life in the Cream City.
Spafford & Cole, of Rhinelander, are
closing out their large stock of general
merchandise and intend to 60 out OF
business there on account of Mr..
Spatford's failing health. In such case
Mr.. Cole will move back to this city and
give his entire time to the interests
here. Some change may also be made
in the store here when that time comes.
Fred Stamm, barber at Paintield
was in our city Tuesday looking for a
location with intentions of returning
here in about one month. Fred says
things in that potato center do not look
very promising owing TO the very low
prices Of its staple product. A great
many in that vicinity will not attempt
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rather to use them as fertilizers.
Mr. A. ?. Donhard, of Marshield
graduate Of the Institute for the Blind
at GAINESVILLE, has arranged to conduct
the class upon violin in this city former.
lv under Prof. Auer. He also will
instruct upon the piano. Mr.. Donhard
/ l.
and master of above instruments
Leave orders with Mrs. John Hamm OF
at Anton Hirzy's jewclry store.
Smith Norton returned from NORTH
Dakota Friday and joined his wife here
They left Monday night for Chicago
where Mrs. Norton will be operted up
on by Dr. F. 3. Robinson who viii
remove an ovarian tumor with which
she has been suffering for severa
, months. We hope the operation may
l be successful and Mrs. Norton restored
7 to her former good health.
Miss Frances Z. Dickerson, of Stevens
Point, was in Centralia several days the
past week, guest at the home of Mr.
aud Mrs. @. J. jackson. Miss Dicker
son departed "Wednesday morning fo
San Jose and other points in California
/ where she will remain until about thu
first of January with relatives. Sht