Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-05-16
PERSONAL.

{. F. Kellogg, spent the Sabbath il
Neenah with his parents.
Theo. \. Lipke spent couple of day
the first Of the week in Appleton.
". Z. Mack returned Monday after
several weeks absence in Ohio.
Mrs. L. Oberbeck is suffering with {
severe attack of bronchitis.
Rev. \. Harper Jr., of New York, ha
been engaged as pastor of the Episcopa
church, Centralia.
Mr.. Grant White, formerly leader o
the Twin City Band, was in our city
Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Morgan, of the town o
LinwcoG, has been confined to he bee
for the past two weeks.
Mr.. Dick, Of the Mci<eliohn Hat.ot
Lumber Co., of Manawa, was in thi:
city Saturday.
Miss Stella Belanger has returned
from an extended visit i'll Parrish anC
Rhinelander.
Messrs. Frank Hlles, of Chicago, anc
James Hiles, Of Baskerville, were il
the city Oh business Monday.
John Young, son of Mrs. Sam. Young
is recovering from an attack of pneu
luonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wolmuth are
rejoicing over the arrival Of a boy
Wednesday morning May 18th.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Hill is struggling Will
the mysteries connected with riding ;
bicycle recently purchased.
Mr.. E. D. Meyers, of Pittsville, drove
to our cities to-day on business trip
The REPORTER office acknowledges a
short call.
Mrs. Frank Rafferty,, OF Spring Valley
Mimi, was called home this week on
account of the serious illness of hel
brother VIII Gardner who is very sick
c. II. Finley, of Pittsville, one of the
greatest lovers of deer hunting il
Wood county, was In the city to-day OF
business. While here he called at the
REPORTER office.
Senator VIM. T. Villas, of Madison
spent Wednesday in this city looking
after his business interests here. While
here he was the guest of Hon. T. E
Nash
Will Gardner has been very sick with
an attack of pneumonia the past two
weeks. His condition was very bad
the fore part Of the week but we are
glad to note is somewhat improved.
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Kruger are now
costly located and have gone to house
keeping in the Mrs. E. G. Briggs house
Oh High street. Fritz declares tina
now he has got touch of married life
he will never be single again.
Postmaster Sims, of Westfeld, who
has recently sold out his hotel property
was in the city to-day looking for invest
than the twin cities for a good invest
ment.
The following attorneys were in the
city this week in attendance upon the
Circuit court: John T. Cole, E. NJ
Deming, E. C. Pors: district attorney
P. A. Williams, Marshfeld. Geo. W
Cate, B. B. Park, J. II. Brennan
Stevens Point.
Bert Palmer wears an awful long face
since Wednesday morning. The fac
of the matter is, the other half, MI
Otto Helmold, has departed to anothe
wheeling ground and Der; las lost hi
equilibrium.
Mr.. Jos. Dugas, American EXPIRES
agent at Menominee, Mich, was in th
city the fore part Of the week AM
moved his family, household goods an
all this Thursday morning. Mr.. Duga
is well pleased with his new business il
the above city.
Mr.. Landry, the harness maker Q
Centralia, spent the past week with hi
brother-in-law at Oconto. He was ais
in Green Bay for two days. MI
Landry reports the two above mention
ed cities quite lively in a business wa
for these times and was rather favorable
| impressed with Oconto.
G. F. Helmold and family, Centralia
departed for their new home in Fon,
du Lac Wednesday morning via tn
Green Bay Ry. This family leaves witt
the best wishes of Il host of neighbor
and friends who deeply regret thei
going. Miss Minnie Helmold remain
in Centralia and has taken quarters a
the Commercial Hotel.
w. E. Gardner, who lives upon
homestead in the northern part of tn
state, comes to his old home Centralia
He is here this week on account of tn,
serious illness of his son VIII will
pneumonia. He still retains his fila
love for the Republican party.
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