Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-05-30
PERSONAL.

DR.. D. a. Teller made business trip
to Wautoma on Monday.
Mr.. Ed. Morrill, spent Sunday and
Monday in Wausau on business
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Crapsey spent
Monday with friends in the Cream City
Messrs. Will Scott and S. Dlron went
north Tuesday morning towards Hurley,
Wis, on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Cameron, of
Milwaukee, spent the Sabbath in this
city.
Miss Mamie Ward went to Milwaukee
Saturday evening 10 visit at the home
of Mr. Lara Ward.
Messrs. Newman G. Myer, the new
grocery firm in Centralia, have been
doing fair business since they started.
Mr.. o. H. Jensen, harvesting machine
agent from Chiffon, is in the city this
week on business.
Mr.. f. L. Tibbits, of Milwaukee, and
son Heber were on our streets with
friends Sunday and Monday.
Geo. N. Wood was in Chicago three
days the front of the week, returning
home Wednesday morning
Mr.. Arthur Miller returns to his
home in Dexterville to-day after an
extended visit with his parents in the
city.
Mrs. Orlando Gordon and daughter
in-law Mrs. Orson Gordon of Lodi,
arrived in Centralia Tuesday for visit
as guests of Mentor Gordon.
Mr.. Thomas Kells is kept busy in his
bicycle repair shop Centralia. He is a
handy workman and puts wheel in
order with dispatch.
Harry Burt and wife; Mr. Rousseau
and wife; Heber Tibbits, lumber
statesmen, are making their headquar-
ters in Madison.
Mrs. Julia Wood, who has been in
Milwaukee the past three weeks, is
still in a hospital there receiving treat
ment for her eyes.
Mrs. H. Sitherwood, of Stevens Point,
was entertained in the city from Thurs
day last until Monday afternoon as the
guest of Mrs. Chas. Smith.
Mr.. Edward Whitney left for La
Crosse Sunday night. to join his father
on a trip with lumber down the
Mississippi river. He will be absent
about one month.
NJ. j. Slattery is assisting E. B. Orig
non at the tailor bench for a few weeks.
"Miles" is hustling workman, but he
couldn't keep up With his orders.
NJ. George Ward, son of Lara Ward,
Milwaukee, graduates from Chicago
law school with honors this week.
George has many friends here who ex-
tend congratulations.
G. Nj. Dillon, District Chief Templar
of the [. O. G. T., attended the quarter
ly convention of their lodge held in
Merrill two days last week. They held
profitable meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Durga are now
located in the Dugas residence on
Water ST., one block from the Green
Bay depot. They moved therein the
past week.
\. c. Eiglmc, of Pittsville was in the
city Monday. He has quit using
tobacco after a continuous use of the
weed for the past 35 years. Since lie
stopped he has lost about 90 pounds of
flesh.
Mr.. Frank Houston tarried with his
mother and sisters in Centralia Satur-
day and Sunday prior to his departure
for Chicago where he will open dental
parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOS HOMER, of Mosinee,
were in the city the first of this week
guests of Mrs. F. Pomainvile and
family. Mr.. HOMER returned home
Tuesday morning followed by his wife
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kellogg, of Centralia
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guests of his sisters at Schiocton, near
Green Bay, They also spent day in
the thriving city of Green Bay. Mr..
kellogg reports a very pleasant time
while away.
DR.. HI. deGrandpre left Tuesday for
five weeks visit among his relatives
in st. Cuthbert, Canada. He may
decide to bring back an assistant with
him to occupy his office which has
| recently been so nicely remodeled and
improved. His friends hope he may
Mr.. c. F. Kruger the popular clerk,
with Johnson, Hill & Co., has purchased
a pair of crows and if successful will be
able to furnish his party with plenty of
birds for '96. Charley is long headed
and knows good thing whenit presen S
itself.
Mr.. Stephen Brazeau is home from
Nesper where he has finished a very
successful term as ''birch wielder'' in
the schools of that place. He is now
assisting at the w. H. Reeves post-office
stand for week or two.