Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-01-31
PERSONAL.

Mr.. J. @. Sererns, Of Pittsyille, was
1t tie county sea- on Monday.
Er. Edwa,d B ham mas purchased a
kluDat piano from l. g. Smith
James Z. Ingraham Of Remington,
was ia The city "Wednesday on business.
Mrs Frank Cameron, Of Tesper, was
with her parents in this city Tuesday
and "Wednesday
L. Fourier has recently purchased q
handsome new cutter il which he takes
pleasure ii driving his fast stopper.
DR.. and Mrs. 0. I. Hougen are happy
over the arrival of son and heir on
Sunday noon January 9th.
Geo. H. Smith, Of Sherry, chairman
of the County Board. was in the city
to-day.
MIR. and Mrs. L. A. Rousseau, former
ly of Merrill, are spending their
Sundays at the Witter House in this
city.
Miss Ida Pearson, of Ironton, Wis, a
former teacher in the public schools of
Centralia, is in that city this week the
guest of Mrs. 7. j. Cooper.
Mrs. 7. J Cooper entertained all the
school teachers for tea at her pleasant
home in Centralia Saturday evening in
honor of her guest Miss Ida Pearson.
Andrew Oettinger has moved his
abstract Office from the Court House to
rooms over SpafTord, Cole & Lipke's
store.
Mr.. Fred Brunkey came down from
Ole of Days camps near Arpin to
attend the Masquerade Ball Monday
night.
Mr.. Edward Wheelan returned home
Wednesday morning from Madison
where he has been serving the past
week on the grand jury.
Ray Sherwood has accepted position
on the Marshfield News as local
reporter. He left Tuesday to assume
his duties there.
Miss Pinnie Traberu visited in the
city the latter part of last week and
was the guest over Sunday and Monday
of Mrs. Frank Cameron at Vesper.
Miss DRYER, of Sank County, was the
guest of her friend, Miss Bertha Pelton,
Oh Monday between trains. She is a
teacher in the Indian school near Shaw
no.
Mrs. Robert Parrish and daughter
Annie who were gaining nicely from
their recent illness had a relapse Tues
day and are now confined to their beds
again.
Rcvs McClrlIaud and KiIhurne have
purchased a sterenptican which they
Mil use in Sunday evening services
whom they receive their supply Of
Slides
Miss Kate McKercher entertained
Inc school teachers Of Cenlrala for tea
tuesday evening in honor Of Miss Ida
Pearson who is visiting among her
friends ia chat city,
Mr. au3 Mrs. J. W. Cameron, Of
Tes.cr hlve gone to Milwaukee to live,
r0,g purchased am elegant residence
ou Tie west side. corner Of 27,h street
and Wells,
MIS-. John Bates, of Rudolph, mas
been very low with consumption for the
past year. She is now very Ill and not
expected to remain with her family
much longer.
Messrs. Chas. DAILY and Chris. Pow
derby are hauling white pine saw logs
from the town of Grand Rapids through
the twin cities to DAILY & Simpsons mill
three miles west Of town.
Mr.. Almerin Bates, successful
farmer in the town of Rudolph, WAS in
the city Wednesday on business.
While here he called at this Office and
subscribed for the REPORTER to keep
posted on all current news.
Miss Myrtle Stevens left Wednesday
evening for Missouri Valley Iowa, where
she will make an extended visit with
her brother and family Mr.. G. F.
Stevens of that city. Before returning
she will also visit younger brother
Mr.. c. D. Stevens who resides at
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