Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-10-03
PERSONAL.

Sparks drove over from Plainfeld
Sunday.
Miss Lucy Woodwork and Mrs
Johnson, of PittsvilIe, were in the city
Tuesday.
A. E, Carey, President of the First
National Bank at Fond du Lac, was in
the city Friday on business.
Mr.. Will Scott went to Watertown
Dakota, Tuesday evening to be absent
until Sunday.
County Treasurer Nick Berg goes to
Auburndale quite often to look after bis
farming interests.
Mrs A. Muir is back from her
extended visit with relatives and
friends in Winona.
J. R. Chapman leaves Saturday night
for Chicago and Milwaukee to purchase
his Christmas Goods. Mrs. Chapman
will accompany him.
VIM. Scott will have his building in
Centralia fitted up nicely with vault,
fixtures, etc, for the occupancy of
Taylor q Scott.
Mrs. A. Marceau returned to Wausau
Sunday morning after an extended
visit in this city with her mother.
Miss Myrtle Bailey, who has been i'll
for the past few weeks, is slowly re-
covering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doran, of Appleton,
were noted among the strangers visit
ing the twin cities early in the week.
L. /. Doud, of Pittsville, was in the
city Wednesday entertained by Mr..
Nash Mitchell.
Mr.. Fred Mosher, who has been
working i'll Leola, returned there
Tuesday morning after few days visit
in Centralia.
Frank Pomainville went to Chicago
Monday night to continue the study
of medicine which he commenced at
the State University, Madison.
Mrs. J. I. Brennan and little son
Neil returned from Merrill the fore
part of the week after pleasant visit
with relatives and friends.
Plat Corriveau, was keeping books
for the Centralia Pulp & Paper Co. in
place of Miss Mason who was in Port
land, Maine, visiting relatives.
w. j. McCallum, Centralia, made a
short business trip to Stevens Point the
first of the week in the interest of the
new steam laundry.
Geo. H. Smith and wife and Z. Z.
Ramsdell and wife, of Sherry, drove to
the county seat Saturday. They have
friends here who are always glad to
see them.
Miss Mildred Thomas expects to start
for her home in Sprague, near Spokane
Falls, Wash, Monday next, after visit
of about six months in this city with her
grandmother Mrs NJ Huntington.
Miss Viola Elliott of Saratoga, who
has been successful teacher in Wood
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Stevens Point Oct. LIST to attend the
Normal School.
George Warren is again able to be on
the streets after hard sickness of two
weeks with bilious fever. He made
his first appearance out of doors Sun
day.
Geo. Snyder broke his right leg Just
above the ankle Saturday evening while
in friendly scut1le with his brother-in-
law in Plainfeld. He is doing nicely at
this writing.
Mrs. Chas. H. Smith, of Green Bay,
was the guest of friends in Grand
Rapids Friday, and on Saturday went
to Stevens Point to visit her mother.
Mrs. Smith says she likes her new
home at the Bay very much.
Miss Gertrude Harris, of New Lisbon,
reached the city last week and is
employed with O. P. Mcneil, photo
grapher. The lady comes with best
recommends as an expert retoucher.
She is boarding with Mrs. Addie
Dougherty, first ward.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Gross, of Sparta
have been spending the week in Grand
Rapids with his parents and among
their many acquaintance and friends
They came up Sunday morning and
will probably return this evening.
Mrs. H. Biron leaves to-day fol
Merrill after a summers residence in
this city looking after her garden. She
has had splendid crops of berries and
garden vegetables, from which she
derived quite revenue. She finds
pleasure in raising vegetable truck and
will probably return in the spring.
Mrs F. A. Zoll and children, O.
Morris, Mimi, started home this moor
after making a pleasant visit of two
months with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Ratelle ST., Centralia. A large
party of friends were gathered in hono'
of Mrs. Zoll Tuesday night and report {
lovely time.
Mr.. Peter G. Buchey, of Plainield, {
veteran comrade of Mr.. c. M. Chase, il
the 9TH Wis Battery, was in the city
Tuesday as a guest of his old friend
Their meeting was very pleasant one
and they exchanged "reminiscences
Mr.. Buchey is travelling agent for schoo
supplies.