Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1895-02-14
PERSONAL.

John staar, of Arpin, was in the city
over Sunday.
Mrs. F. J.. Cameron of Vesper has
had as her guest the past week Miss
Heiderman, of Appleton.
Miss Lulu Ray, of PIainfeld, has
been visiting with relatives in the twin
cities this week.
Mr.. Frank Gruber, of Portage, and
Bert Ray, of Plainfeld, were in the city
between trains Friday last.
David F. Clark, of Minneapolis, was
in the city Monday on business. David
has many warm friends here.
Mrs. Fitsch, of Bearss Marsh, and
Miss Trahern, of Elm Lake, dined at
the Witter House Monday.
Miss Coon, a teacher in the public
schools of Marshfeld was in the city
between trains on Saturday.
Mrs. Jesse Kenyon, of Appleton, is
visiting her mother this week in Cen
tralia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Stibbe, Contra
liza, are rejoicing owe the arrival of a
son the past week.
The report current that Horace
Sweeney was dead is without founda-
ton. He is we'll and working on a
farm lea Fond du Lac.
Miss Flora Booth, of Stevens Point,
was a visitor in the city Saturday and
Sunday being entertained by her friend
Mrs. Chas. Smith.
Mrs. Jennie Thayer, of La Crosse, is
being entertained in the city by Mis-.
Aleck Muir. Mrs. Thayer was in
attendance at the Charity Ball.
Milton Miller, typo in the Enterprise
office, who was unable 10 attend to
duties last week on account of sickness,
resumed work Monday morning.
Miss Martha Byrnes will return to
her school duties at Glidden the end of
this week after a two weeks vacation
spent with her parents in the city.
Mrs. Gee. Z. Hoskinson, Centralia,
left Wednesday morning for two weeks
visit in Appleton the guest of Mrs.
Ramsey.
w. j. Shea, who has been occupied
building at Babcock, ever since his
election to the office of Clerk of Court,
was here on Tuesday for a special
session of court.
From the Missouri Valley Times we
CLEAN a notice of a society event given
in honor of Miss Myrtle Stevens, of
this city, who is visiting friends there.
Will Kellogg bears a smile these days
that indicates something unusual. We
heard that a little one arrived at his
home on Sunday morning February 10th.
Mrs. Geo. A.. Corriveau, of Centralia,
has been absent this week in Dubuque,
Iowa, where she went to attend the
funeral of the little 5 year old daughter
of Mrs. Mary Cholvin. She was
accompanied by Artie Arpin.
Miss Clara Rablin, teacher at Biron's,
has closed her school for a two weeks
vacation owing to the amount of sick
ness among her pupils. Only seven out
of twenty-six enrolled were able to
attend last week.
Miss Mamie Whitney boarded the
Monday morning passenger north for
Wausau where she has been spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. Ed.
Rossier.
Mrs. C. O. Baker stopped off here
between trains on Saturday while on
her way to Baskerville. She reports
excellent business in her line consider
ing the hard times.
Miss Luella Feely, of Stevens Point,
came down to attend the Charity Ball
and remained in the city a few days
after as the guest Of her friend Miss
Mamie Ward.
Mr.. Jos. Whitney and son Edward
went up to Wausau Wednesday morning
to attend the marriage ceremony Of
Miss Mamie Whitney to Mr.. Will Scott.
Ed. expects to remain there a week or
more as the guest of his sister Mrs. Ed.
Rossier.
Miss Lena Walker, of Plainfield, was
the guest of Miss Florence Horton in
this city the past week. 1t was her
first visit to Grand Rapids and the
Charity Ball which she attended Friday
evening gave her a pretty glimpse of
twin city society and left a most favor
able impression.
Mr.. Isaac Witter left for Madison
Monday evening to remain for the rest
of the college year at the University.
He expects to spend Il large portion of
his time in the University gymnasium
and will carry few studies excepting to
make up back work lost on account of
i'll health. His training at the gym"
will certainly be beneficial.
LOCALS.