Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-09-12
PERSONAL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Case were visitors
in Armenia the first of the week.


Carl Baker has been spending several
days among twin city associates. He
left for Babcock "Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gray. of Port
Edwards, are visiting friends in Duluth,
Minnesota. They will be absent
several days
Ludwig Gross, left Monday evening
for Albert Lea, Mimi. where he
expects to enter the employ of a Flour
ing Mill Co.
A. /. Hutchinson attorney-at-law
Weyauwega, was in the city Tuesday
on business before Judge Webb. This
office acknowledges a CALL
Severe Belanger accompanied the
Mandolin Club to Eesper Saturday
night and attended the dance at that
berg.
Mr.. Frank Belanger returned to
Ashland Monday afternoon, having
spent pleasant week in the city with
his mother and friends
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Pereles & Sons real estate, loans and
fire insurance, Milwaukee, was in the
city the first Of the week on business.
Miss Grace Pratt visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. j. Cameron in Vesper seyera!
days the past week, They were present
at the Vesper dance Saturday evening
Misses Louise ShelIpepper and
Emma Baker, Of Marshfeld, passed
Sunday and Monday in the twin cities
as guests Of the Misses Biringer, Cen
tralia.
DR.. and Mrs. A. l.. Ridgman returned
to the twin cities Friday from their
wedding trip and are now at home in
his cosy Centralia residence on Front
street.
Messrs. Jasper Crotteau and Frank
Noel, started down river by boat
Wednesday morning for a few days
fishing trip. They will probably go
only as far as Peten-well rock, near
Necedah.
Mr.. +. II. Bonham, now in the
employ of the Wisconsin Telephone
company, spent Sunday and Monday
with his family in the city. Ed. says
they will begin operations in Merrill
some time this week.
Miss Ada Skeels is teaching her 4th
year in the public schools at Pittsville,
with an increase of salary Miss Ada
is very popular in social circles, first
class teacher, and a lady under all
circumstances.
The Misses Ella and Addie Hood are
boarding at I. j. Coopers. The Misses
B. NJ. Byrne, Sylvia Hansberry and
Helen II. Holloway are registered with
Mrs. S. n. Whittlesey, while Misses
Anna Meade and Mary Franklin are at
the Dixon House.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Mackinnon, the
Misses Marian, Ida and Grace Hoskin-
son, Mr.. Platt Of ManitoWoc, and Mr..
Duncan MacKinnon, of Menasba, have
been enjoying five days outing at the
popular Star Lake resort. They re-
turned yesterday:
Roy Harmon, of Princeton, Wis,
came to the twin cities last week per
bicycle and remained several days as
the guest of his aunt Mrs. NJ O. Potter.
He then departed for trip by wheel to
St. Paul, Mimi.
Mr.. Dista Berard, of Amigo, was in
the city the past week the first time in
Is years. He formerly resided here
and was pleased to see the evidences of
thrift on every hand. While here he
was the guest of Peter Dessalnt.
+. B. Grignon, Chas. Pomainville,
Leo Watowaski and Chas. Podawiltz
wheeled up to Stevens Point Friday
and took in the last day of the Great
District Fair. Some interesting bicycle
races were the attraction for this day.
j. +. DAILY, druggist, has been absent
in st. Paul this week attending business
matters and may remain another week.
Mr.. Trumble, registered pharmacist,
who has been IN business at Pittsville
is assisting Carl Bandelin in the DAILY
store.
Mr. Daniel McKercher, head clerk in
the Dry Goods and Clothing department
store of Johnson, Hill & Co., was
absent in Chicago all last week pur
chasing fresh stock of goods. Mr..
Mckercher has an artistic eve for nice
clothing and fancy cloths and you may
look for fine line when his invoice
reaches the city.
Geo. w. Davis and A. w. Rumsev
took an after dinner ride to the Fair
Grounds at Stevens Point Friday and
came home in the evening on the train
They started out with the intention of
wheeling both ways, but for some
reason the ride one way proved enough.
Mr.. Ed. Herschleb, of Minneapolis,
surprised his many friends in the twin
cities by making All appearance on our
streets Tuesday. He was visiting with
his mother in Stevens Point and took a
run down among old scenes for few
hours. Ed. has good business eye
for young man and is doing we'll in
Minneapolis. He is engaged with an
installment firm.
Mr.. n. Johnson, Centralia, distributed