Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-03-21
PERSONAL.

from q serious attack OF pneumonia.
Miss Della Jones is improving from a
serious illness with pneumonia.
A SON and heir was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. L. Dugas Monday March 18th.
T. Wilson, of Port Washington,
was In the city on business the past
week.
Mrs. Samuel Adams, of Stevens Point.
was the guest of her daughter in this
city the early part of the week.
Mr.. Runcorn, of Plainfield, was
entertained in the city a few days this
week by Mr.. Henry Pellersels.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Bruderli are
rejoicing over the arrival of a 10 pound
girl born Tuesday March 10th.
Messrs. James Natwick and f. P.
Daily are candidates for city Treasurer
in Cent1alia.
w. II. Reeves is a candidate for city
treasurer. Will would make a good
officer and we hope that he will receive
the nomination.
Mrs. Will Raymond was elected
Librarian of the T. B. Scott free public
library in place of Mis-. E. B. Brundage
resigned.
Messrs. Geo. Mcmillan, T. II. Jackson
and Hubbard Robinson are candidates
for alderman in 2nd Ward, Centralia.
We are panied to learn of the
continued illness Of Mrs. l.. B. Stowell
who is in this city with her daughter
Mrs. II. w. Lord.
Uncle Josh Spruceby Co. will arrive
tomorrow in their special car from
Wausau. Twenty people in the cast.
Don't miss the fun at Opera House in
the evening.
Messrs. Dan CASTILLO, Ed. Bonham,
Thomas Burr and Andrew Turnbull are
candidates for city marshal.
Geo. n. Wood was in Chicago the fore
part of the week on business. George
reports Doctors Robinson, Bishop and
Berard progressing nicely in their
professions.
Misses Ella J. Hasbrouck and Helen
| Philleo, teachers at Tomahawk, are at
home for the spring vacation, two
weeks.
Allen Jenkins, of the town of
Armenia, has moved into the city with
his family and will occupy the John
Jones residence.
BY letter from Central City, Colorado,
we. learned that E. H. Fontaine and
wife are happy I'VE the arrival of a
daughter Wednesday March 18th.
Henry Giese, who has been in the
woods for O'Day & Daily, is home again.
He was a social caller at this Office and
renewed his subscription.
Eric Knutson, ~jailer, is the right
man in'the right place. He is aftable,
pleasant but strick with the prisoners.
He takes considerable responsibility
of the sberif's shoulders.
w. H. Gay sold his horses and bus
outfit to the Central House proprietor
Saturday. He left Monday night with
his wife and baby for Milan, Michigan,
where he will make it his future home.
There are five candidates for city
marshal in Centralia. Messrs. Walter
Gardner, Chas. Duncan, John kollanda
James Dolan and w. H. Carey.
G. D. Jones, attorney of law at Wau-
sau, who has a most Of warm friends
here, gave them an opportunity to
shake hands with him Wednesday. He
was in the city only one day on bust
ness.
Mrs. H. L. Brooks departed for her
home at Parrish, Wis, Monday morning
accompanied by her sister Miss Stella
Belanger. Miss Stella will visit at
Parrish and also with her friend Miss
Nellie Cole in Rhinelander.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Cameron were
in the city Tuesday on their way home
to Nesper from Milwaukee where they
had a pleasant visit with his parents.
The two teachers, Miss Jefferson and
Miss Mathews, who have had rooms al
Mrs. w. 7. Jones this winter, are now
at the Dixon Hotel. They made the
change on account of Miss Della being
very sick with typhoid fever, but who
at present writing is slowly improving.
Mr.. Jos. Whitney returned home
from st. Louis Tuesday afternoon.
where he had been for the past few
weeks making his summer sales OF
lumber. He expects to start the RATS
down the Mississippi before very long
The ice has not vet broken up.
Mrs. Z. Mennett, returned home
Saturday night from Stevens Point,
after several weeks visit with hel
daughter, Mrs. Rodd. She is feeling
some better, but her health is not
restored. Mrs. Lenore Rodd accom-,
panied her home and remained unit
to-day.
Plainield Sun:-Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Lane, of Wild Rose, were guests O
Rev. and Mrs. r. D. Sparks last Friday
night having stopped over in Pine
Grove while on their way to Crane
Rapids where they will visit relatives
Mrs. Z. 7. Bentley, Of Saratoga, WOOD
Co., recently visited relatives in Plain