Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-01-03
PERSONAL.

Mr.. BENZ King was a visitor in
Stevens Point the past week.
Miss Lottie Lynn, of Wausau, came
home for the New Year vacation.
Mr.. Fred Dewey, of Stevens Point,
attended the New Year Party given by
the Sons of Veterans.
Miss Flora Biringer, Centralia, was
the guest of. her friend Miss Florence
Haas in Tomah during the holidays.
Emmett Ward shook hands with old
Merrill friends in their city couple
days the past week.
E. 2. Arpin was registered at the
Plankington in Milwaukee the first of
this week.
DR. Teller is IN Winona taking Turkish
bath treatment for rheumatism. He
has been quite sufferer of late.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Spaford were
he recipients of beautiful 10 pound
laughter for the holidays.
Henry A Knoll was social caller at
this office on Tuesday and renewed his
subscription for another year.
Stevens Point Press:-Ellis Rogers,
who is attending the Chicago Dental
College, came home to spend the
HOLIDAYS.
Miss Winnie Searles, teacher at
Merrill, spent a few days in the city
with her sister Mrs. Clarence Warren,
IN her way to her school duties.
Miss Dora Douville, student at the
stevens Point Normal School, was the
New Year guest of Miss Mamie Ward
n this city. She was at the dance
party Tuesday night.
Miss Ida Bitter, one of Green Bays
talented young ladies, has been visiting
in the city at the home of Mrs. M
>lattery. Miss Bitter was present at
he New Year Party.
John Lindahl the newly elected
sheriff moves into the Court House
o-day and takes charge there tenn
'orarily until Monday when he takes
I'LL possession and control.
Mr.. Dell Stevens arrived home from
Nebraska, where he has been engaged
IS locomotive engineer, to spend the
winter with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
VI. E Stevens of this City.
Mr.. Fred Closuit, of Fort Howard
vas in the city on New Year day. Fred
here now every other night and
undays since he commenced his freight
run.
Fred Stamm, the barber has rented
he basement room under F. W
Kruger 4 Co.'S store in the Wood block
nd now has the largest and most con-
:enient shop in either city.
Miss Mamie Ward was a visito,
mong her many friends in Merrill
turing the past week. She went up t.
attend large dancing party in that city
Friday evening.
Mr.. J. B. Vine, formerly with l. A.
imith Of the Kimball Piano Company
home from Green Bay circulating
among his friends.
Col. Nicholas Smith, of Milwaukee,
assumed editorial control Of the Fond
IN Lac Commonwealth Tuesday January
st. Mr. Smith is favorably and wei:
SHOWN among the newspaper men OF
he state.
Miss Helen Coon, a teacher at
Narshfeld, is spending the week in
his city with her friend Miss Carrie
'riere. These young ladies were in
attendance at the New Year Party.
Miss Portia Showalter, teacher in
he Tomahawk schools has been enter
aimed in the CITY this week by Miss
Helen Philleo. Miss Showalter returned
his morning.
Mr.. NJ. O. Potter and daughter Ada
re slowly improving from the typhoid
ever. Oscar Potter is about we'll. They
| ave bad a serious time with the disease
| II the Potter home.
Mr. Frank Wheelihan, of Necedah
vas in our city between trains Friday
N his way to Stevens Point where he
| as made a playful Hoo Hoo kitten al
concentration there Friday evening
| crank called on his numerous friends
! While in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. II. H. Foster, of Merrill. con
| racted severe cold while at the
| thanksgiving party in this city which
anne very near resulting seriously will
Ter. We were pleased to note in The
lerrill News of this week that she il
approving, though very slowly.
Mrs. John Dean left for Merrill las
| unday to visit her brother Henri,
| <leven and her sister Mrs. Gus Langen
| lori. On her return home she will stor
Wausau to visit Mrs Kalbskof anC
,er brother William Kleven. She vii
e absent about a week.
Mr.. JOS. McNab, of Chicago, and
udent AT the State University is in tn,
4. this week the guest of his colleg,