Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-02-07
PERSONAL.

Mrs. J Wells has been quite poorl,
the past week.
Mrs. L. T. Palmer, Centralia, is ne
better. She is very poorly.
H. W. Remington, of Babcock, was il
the city Tuesday on business.
Judge c. NJ. Webb was called t.
Milwaukee Monday on business.
Mr.. S. F. Durga is confined to the
house with an attack of la Grippe.
Mrs. Garrison Sr. was taken quite
sick Friday night but Is now better. j..
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Alexander's
little one was quite sick the past week
Mr.. A. II. Wallworth, Centralia, is
better from a bad cold and sore throat
Frank Weisner, of the town of Seneca,
is recovering from a severe attack oil
pneumonia.
Dr. w. D. Harvie has seven patients
in the family Of O. Rocheleau. They
are. all down with pneumonia.
Mr.. John Parrish attended the funeral
Of Mr.. Will Ward in Milwaukee on
Tuesday,
e. H. Fontaine left Wednesday
evening for Central Cjtv, Colorado, to
join his wife and family there.
Your attention Is called to the
common council proceedings in this
Issue. They are interesting.
Mr. Michael Matthews made short
business trip to Nece'iah Saturday
night, remaining over Sunday
Henry Fitsch, attorney law, of
Rabcock, was in the city Tuesday on
business before d w. Compton's court
Mrs. Kennedy, mother of Mrs Chas.
Zenier, at Arpin, is quite sick with
typhoid fever. DR.. Hougen in atten-
dance.
John F. Cole, chairman of the Repub-
lican County Committee was in the city
Wednesday on business and while here
called at this office.
Miss Stella Belanger is home from
near Junction City, Montana, where
she has been conducting school on an
Indian reservation.
Mrs. Rodd, of Stevens Point, was in
the city Tuesday to see her mother,
Mrs. Il. Mennett, whom we are sorry to
note is quite poorly.
W. H. Luehr is teaching this week in
place of Prof. Theil, who was called
home suddenly on account of the illness
of his father and later was taken sick
himself.
Mrs. Geo. E. Hoskinson entertained
few of her CentralIa friends at tea on
Wednesday in honor of her dis
tinguished guest Mrs. Mary Cotton, of
Green Bay.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Searls, of Oasis,
visited over Sunday in the CITY with his
brother Andrew and family. They
have been guests this week of Mr..
Jacob Searls at Elm Lake. .
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ketchum have
the thanks of the members of the fire
company for a luncheon furnished on
the night of the brewery fire consisting
of hot coffee and sandwiches.
Mrs. Sophie Lopez, who has been
spending the winter with her sister
Mrs. F M. Stems in this city, left this
week for her home in Oshkosh Mrs. |
Loper made many friends during her
extended visit here.
Mr.. Allen Pinkerton, of Westfield,
stopped off Tuesday on his way home
rom Independence where he attended
a Robert Burns" festival. He is 81
years old and lived a few years in this
city in its early days. He WAS the
guest of +. j. Wood.
Will Ward, of Milwaukee, second son
of Mr.. and Mrs Lara Ward, whom we |
reported last week very low with |
died Saturday February
2nd and was buried on Monday the 4th
This family have the sympathy Of their
many friends in this city in the loss of
tn cir second son.
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