Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-07-11
PERSONAL.

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the city the guest of Miss Sara Turley
Miss Mamie Corcoran is home from
Babcock where she has been teaching
school.
w. H. Cochran, of Ironwood, has
been in the city this week with his
family.
Mrs. Nellie Young, of Winona, was
the guest of Mrs. Geo. w. Davis on
Monday.
Mrs. J. Kenyan arrived in Centralia
Monday for visit with her mother,
Mrs. Goodman.
Geo. w. Davis and Morris SLIDER came
home this morning from their trip by
boat to the Dells.
Mrs. j. D. Fouzer and son, Manawa,
are guests at the home of Mrs. Mary
| Closuit this week.
A. G. Carey and son Francis, Stevens
| Point, were in the twin cities the fore
part of the week.
Mrs. L. G. Kennedy and daughter
Ruth, of Eureka, S. Dakota, are visiting
relatives in the city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Durga, of Ogdens-
Der g,were guests of their son and family
in this city over Sunday.
| Alfred Perry, of Tomah, was the guest
of his sisters, Mrs. Geo. B. Brazeau and
H. II. Voss the past week.
Miss Lucy Woodwork is in the city
for few weeks. She can be found at
the old home on High street.
Will Gross went to Sparta on Sunday
and will JOIN his brother Fred there
and then 90 to the Lacrosse races.
Miss Lenore Biron returns to
Merrill Sunday after a ten days visit
with her mother in Grand Rapids.
The Ladies Aid Society, Centralia,
will meet Wednesday next at the home
of Mrs. n. T. Palmer on Rosecrans
| Street.
Mr.. Julian Biron returned to his
| work in Merrill Saturday after a few
days visit with his wife and family in
this city.
Jos. Somaewski, of Milwaukee, is
taking a short vacation in the town Of
Seneca with his uncles Messrs. Yuchaez
and Miller.
Mrs. H. Wlpperman departed Tues
day for Chiffon to be absent about two
weeks with relatives and old
acquaintances.
The Trilby dance by Mrs. Lula Halle
will be one of the attractions at Texas
Woods Medicine Co., located on French
St., Centralia.
John Brundage is going to Bismark
this week to be absent two months.
Ray Sherwood will take his place dur
ing his absence.
Messrs. Jack Andrews and John
Arpin made prospecting jaunt to the
cranberry marshes at City Point Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mrs. G. G. Herbst departed Monday
for her home in Faribault, Mimi, to
visit relatives in FairchiId and Mime
apolis on the way.
II. i. Nachreau, station agent at Port
Edwards on the st. Paul road, was
among the new subscribers to the
REPORTER this week.
Mrs. II. H. PendelI and daughter
Carolyn, who have been visiting Mrs.
f. W. Crapsey, Centralia, left Tuesday
for their home in Fond du Lac.
Messrs. Hiram T. Below and F. M
Sinclair, of Marshfeld, came to the
Twin Cities on their wheels Saturday
via Sherry and returned on the train.
Grandpa Tenant was a visitor at
Walker the past week, returning home
Monday noon. He is again enjoying
good health and looks vigorous and
we'll
Henry Demitz, second son of Chas.
Demitz Sr. has been very sick this week
with spinal meningitis and is still under
the care Of a doctor. He is however,
improving nicely.
Miss Rose Yuchacz, of Milwaukee,
has been III the city the past week
visiting her mother also her cousin
Miss Anna B. Miller. She expects to
remain a few weeks
DR.. O. I. Hougen left Tuesday for
Waupaca where he will be in attend
ance upon the Northwestern Medical
Association which convenes there Tues
Cay and Wednesday.
Mr.. Alfred Grignon and wife, of
Gould City, Michigan, are guests of his
parents in this city to remain about
a week. They have many friends here
who were glad to welcome them.
Mr.. John Schnable Jr., for long
time in the employ of the F. MacKin-
non Mfg. Co. as book-keeper, has
resigned this position and began
Monday morning as book-keeper at
Biron.
Rev. j. w. Morton, a Chicago,
Minister spent Sunday in Grand Rapids.
preaching at the NJ, E. Church in the
evening. In the afternoon he preached
to large and delighted audience at
Rudolph.
Mrs. Jasper Crotteau and son Howard
Centralia, went to Baraboo Monday
night to visit for a few days with her
sister and other relatives Mrs Crotteau