Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-05-09
PERSONAL.

After an illness Of three weeks J. O.
Hebert is ready for business again.
Mr.. R. Niles, of Necedah, was in our
cities Monday among relatives.
". A Scott, of Chicago, was in the
city Monday on business.
f. L. Tibbits and family left Wednes-
day morning to take up their residence
in Milwaukee.
W. F. kellogg returned home We'd
nesday after several weeks absence in
Indiana selling lumber.
Mr.. Will Gardner is reported
dangerously sick with typhoid pneu-
monia at his home in Centralia.
Mr. Gerlich, editor of the Stevens
Point Post, made fraternal call at this
Office on Monday.
Miss Anna Parrish was out for short
drive on Tuesday, the first time for
nearly year.
A. J. Pankow, revenue collector for
this district, was in the city Wednesday
on business.
Mrs. Alice Horton and children, of
Dakota, arrived Wednesday morning to
visit her parents at Biron's.
County Judge Pors, Of Marshfeld,
held his regular term of court at the
Court Honse Tuesday and Wednesday.
wv. Cochran made business trip to
Milwaukee, Chicago and GAINESVILLE the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Crapsey, son Fay
and Mr.. Crapsey Sr. left Wednesday for
Stevens Point to attend the wedding of
Mr.. Eddy.
We are happy to note the improve
ment in Grandpa Tenants condition.
He is around again feeling quite well.
Fred Windt, the prisoner who es-
capped a few days ago was caught near
Pittsville his old home. This act will
curtail his fire edom at the Jail.
J. O. Hebert, who has been confined
to the house on account of sickness for
the past three weeks, is in his studio
again ready for business.
Mr.. Aleck Muir spent Monday in
Wausau looking after the interests of
Doud & Muir's shoe store in that city.
Mr.. Will Bateman is absent again on
a trip to his old home. His frequent
visits of late to the early day scenes
look suspicious.
Mrs. \. 7. Marceau, of Wausau, is in
the city a guest of her mother and
sister. She will remain about two
weeks.
Will Burt, who is working at the
barber trade in Green Bay, has been
spending the week at home with his
parents.
Miss Emma Turley commenced a
term of school in the Tarbox District,
near Pittsville last week April Goth.
Miss Turley is very efficient teacher
John Z. DAILY has purchased Mrs. S.
A. Pratt's store building and lot
opposite the City Cash Store.
John Scott. of Bearss, has purchased
a tonsorial outfit and will start a barber
shop in NekoOsa next week.
Rev. a. L. McClelland will present
the Hoffman views Of the Life of
Christ" Sunday evening at the Cong'l
church in NekOOsa.
Mrs. Julia Wood was obliged to make
a third trip to Milwaukee Tuesday for
the purpose of having her eyes treated.
She expects to have an operation per-
Toned this time with hope Of relief
R. 3. johnson, F. Jarvis, Miss Coral
Haynor and Mr.. and Mrs. r. H.
NEEDING drove drown from Stevens
Point last evening to attend the dance
at Opera House and returned home
Immediately after the party.
Mr. O. C. St. Amour, of Chicago, was
among friends in the twin cities this
week. He is the same Jolly Oswald of
old and is doing we'll in his chosen
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& st. P. Ry. running between Chicago
and Minneapolis.
Mr.. Frank Houston, dentist, of
Wausau, was business visitor in the
twin cities since our last issue. Frank
is an enterprising young business man,
a Centralia boy, and he is doing nicely
in the pretty city forty miles to the
north of us.
Miss Nettie Wheelan, teacher at
Auburndale, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents in the city. She gave
small company Saturday evening for
her friend Miss Maude Tibbits. Those
present are in accord with the state
ment that Miss Nettie is a delightful
hostess.