Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-09-19
PERSONAL.

IL 'A4O Ivy WY ioIC pdlt VI tiS WEN.
Mr.. T. J. Wood departed last evening
for Milwaukee to be absent the remain
der of the week.
a. w. Rumsey has gone to Milwaukee
on business. He is expected to return
about next Tuesday.
Lara Ward of Milwaukee, and C. II.
Finley, of Pittsvllle, were in the city
Tuesday on business.
Miss Kate Nash is home again after
pleasant visit with friends in Stevens
Point and Fond du Lac.
DIR. Hougen left Monday evening on
business trip to Chicago. He expects
TO be absent several days.
Mrs. A. Muir and children are enioy-
ing an extended visit with friends in
Winona.
Landlord Hathaway, of the Witter
House, is spending the week in Mil
waukee for medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lutz, Jr., are
spending the week in Milwaukee at
tending the fair.
Horace Sweeney, who is living in
Fond du Lac for a year or more is here
on visit. He is in quite feeble health.
Ex-Mayor F. L. Tibbits, now of Mil
waukee, was in the city Wednesday on
| business.
w. G. Hinman, of Beaumont, Texas,
formerly of Marshield, was here We'd
nesday between trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Bogoger are
spending the week in Milwaukee in at
tendance at the State Fair.
Lawyer D. D. Conway was in Wausau
Monday on business before Judge
Bardeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stuck lost their
three months old baby girl Monday.
September 10th It was buried We'd
nesdaY.
Mrs. John Arpin and daughter
Emma, and Miss Emma Dugas arrived
home Wednesday morning from their
visit east to Woonsocket, R.
Mr.. A. Muir entertained few of his
gentlemen friends on Monday in honor
of his friend L, B. Kelley who was his
guest.
Mr.. Frank Wheelihan, of Necedah.
spent Monday in the twin cities and
played second bag for our boys in the
game against Wausau.
Mrs. E. Mennet, Centralia, we are
panied to note is very poorly. She is
now confined to her bed and suffers
greatly.
&. M. Hunter, editor of the Stevens
Point Press, was in the city Tuesday
between trains and while here called al
the REPORTER office
Messrs. Geo. w. Baker, MAYOR, and
j. Il. Chapman put in two days hunting
chickens at Babcock. They were guests
of Mr.. Scribner and report pleasant
outing.
Henry Ullrich, of Milwaukee. was in
the city the fore part of the week try
ing to close out his Nekoosa hotel
property. He received bids but not
high enought TO suit him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Genrich, of
Wausau, have been visiting Centralia
relatives the past week. Mr.. Genrich
returned Tuesday but his wife is still in
the cities.
Amial and Orestes Garrison went to
Delafield Sunday night to attend the
Military Academy at that place. 1t will
make the second year for Amial and
the first for his brother.
Mrs. Thomas Donnelly, of Merrill, is
IN the city the guest of her sister Mrs
Geo. Howes. Her son Charley is in
the employ of "Uncle Sam" in the
pension department.
Mr.. Percy Smith, of San Antoine,
Texas, brother of e. C. Smith, of this
city, is here on months visit. He is
on his return from Boston where he
attended the Knights Templar con-
clave.
J. E. DAILY came back from St. Paul
Wednesday morning and was greeted
at home by an eight pound baby girl
whose appearance dates just few
hours in advance of his return. Call at
the drug store for cigars.
Mr.. Matt Lampert, of Oshkosh,
travelling salesman for large shoe
concern, transacted business in the
twin cities from Faiday last until Tues
day. While here he was entertained at
the home of his brother, Mr.. Leonard
Lampert, in Centralia.
Mr.. H. NJ. Lash, of Indiana, has
moved his family to Central1a where
they will reside during the shipment of
the lumber recently purchased by his
father. They occupy the house oppo-
site Geo. E. Hoskinson's residence be-
longing to G. E. Pariseau.
Mr., Steve Guage, brakeman on the
Green Bay railroad and we'll known in
this city, was recently married to Miss
Carrie Peters, of Winona. They spent
the Sabbath in this city among friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Guage have the best
wishes of their friends here for future
success and happiness.
Among those who came to Grand
| Il.