Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-07-04
PERSONAL.

Miss Ellen MInahan left Saturday fol
a visit with her brother in Green Bay.
Mrs. A. NJ Pride IS down from Tom
ahawk, guest at the Spafford resi-
| dence.
Harry Burt and wife, of Madison, are
in the city for a weeks visit with their
parents.
Mrs. A. Muir arrived home Saturday
from a nice visit with her parents in
Mazomanie.
DR.. J. D. Cutter, of Tomahawk,
visited with friends in Grand Rapids
over Sunday.
L. NJ. Gates, proprietor and manager
of Hotel Oakland, Babcock, was in
town Wednesday.
Little Daisy Smith, of Green Bay,
visited her brother Chas. and wife a
couple of days this week.
Mrs. E. H. Bonham, who has been
dangerously i'll for the past two weeks,
is somewhat on the gain.
Miss Lenore Biron, of Merrill, came
down Sunday night for weeks visit
with her mother in this city.
Chas. a. Spencer left Sunday evening
with his brother Frank for Lafayette,
Indiana, to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Henry Stringer and Mrs JOS.
Short, of Armenia, were shopping in
the Twin Cities Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Louis LaVaque, of Lacrosse, is
the guest in Centralia of her sister Mrs.
Jos. Ratelle. She is here for the 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Smith are in
Stevens Point to celebrate the Fourth
with her mother, Mrs Samuel Adams.
Little Robbie Hopkins, son of A. A.
Hopkins of Marshfeld, spent a day in
this city with Chas and Wilbur Briere.
G. G. Herbst returned to his home in
Faribault, Minnesota, Monday night
after a visit of one week in the twin
cities.
Mrs. H. H. Pendell, of Fond du Lac,
arrived here Monday night for weeks
visit with her daughter Mrs. F. w.
Crapsey.
DR.. Day, of Eau Claire, was a visitor
in the twin cities the past week and
attended the Commencement exercises
Friday night
Geo. w. Davis and Morris SLIDER ex-
pect to start down the river by boat
Sunday morning for several days outing
to the dells, and possibly farther.
VIM. H. Luehr departed for his old
home i'll New Holstein Saturday night
where he will meet his wife and little
daughter and accompany them on their
return home.
Chas. Tibbits came up from Milwau-
kee Tuesday morning to spend a few
days, including July 18th, with his many
young associates here. He is stopping
with Harry Rablin.
Miss Lillian Van Alstine, one of
kifbourn City's most popular young
ladies, is in Centralia spending the
week and the Fourth with Gerry Mason
and family.
r. A. Kalbskoff, general manager of
Doud & MuiL's shoe store at Wahsau,
and formerly clerk with this firm iii
Grand Rapids, spent Sunday in the city
the guest of Mr. Muir.
Miss Grace Delaney, of Poynette, this
state, is a visitor in the city, guest of
the Misses Mabel and Genevieve
Gardner. Miss Delaney expects to
remain about two weeks longer.
Mrs. F. MacKinnon and Miss Ida
Hoskinson were in Chicago and Mil
waukee the past week, returning home
just in time TO start with a fishing party
for weeks outing in the north.
Elmer Burr and wife, of Tacoma,
Washington, are in the city guests of
his parents. Elmer is employed in the
machine shops Of the Northern Pacific
railroad. They will remain two weeks.
Miss Helen Kroner went to Stevens
Point Wednesday to attend the G.. Nc
Nish wooden wedding and pass the
Fourth in that city. Stevens Point will
have large and enthusiastic celebra-
ton.
Miss Bessie Robinson returned to her
home in Centralia last Sunday morning
after an absence Of two months spent at
EIilsdale, III. She was accompanied
by her friend Miss Carrie Alley who
will spend her summer vacation here.
Heber Tibbits was in the city a few
days the first of this week circulating
among his many young friends. Heber
likes his position as travelling salesman
for the Centralia Lumber Co. very much,
and the same calls him here quite
frequently.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Garrison, Of Elgin,
ILL.,, are being entertained this week by
Hon. Geo. r. Gardner and wife at their
pleasant home on High st. Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrison came here from Lake
! Minnetonka, Minneapolis, where they
had been enjoying an outing.
Mr.. Will Conway, who has been home
from the State University for a week
visiting his parents at Rudolph, left
Monday night for Orient, Dakota. He
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