Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-05-13
PERSONAL.

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| home in Centralia for few days stay.
Miss Marion Hoskinson departed for
Manitowoc today to visit with Mrs. E..
NJ. Platt
]. P. Horton, of the Jackson Milling
Co., was registered at the Mitchell, in
| Tomahawk, Saturday.
John Steib moved his family to Biron,
Tuesday, where they will be more
handy to his work than before.
Will Burt is home from Shoe ton,
where he has conducted barber shop.
His wife is expected here soon.
O. P. Mcneil and Chas Podawiltz
rode to Pittsville, Sunday, on the Daily
tandem, returning Monday forenoon.
E. J. Whitney drove to Stevens Point
Monday afternoon, returning in the
evening over the Green Bay & West
ern Ry.
j. E. DAILY, druggist, sold to Mr.. John
Schnabel, in Centralia, this week a
Crescent" bicycle for the amusement
of his children.
A. W. Rumsey, local agent for the
Wisconsin Bell Telephone company,
made business trip to Milwaukee this
week.
Tomahawk Leader: Mrs J. n. Brun-
dage, of Dakota, is in the city this week
visiting at the home of her niece, Mrs.
DR.. J. D. Cutter.
Mrs. Isabelle Philleo returned to her
home in this city Sunday evening, after
four weeks visit with her daughter,
Mrs. J. D. Cutter, at Tomahawk.
Mark Martin, manager of the Wood
County Telephone Company, returned
Tuesday evening from business trip to
Madison, Milwaukee and Chicago.
Miss Matte Address, of Pittsville,
purchased a Crescent" wheel in our
city this week at the DAILY agency. The
"Crescent" seems still a favorite IN this
vicinity.
Wausau Herald: f. H. Rossier will
be continued as head miller at the Kick
busch flour mill, he having had charge
of it the past four years for the jackson
Milling Co. Ed, has no superiors.
Nash Mitchell, the efficient and pains
taking register Of deeds for Wood
county, spent few days this
week in Chicago, being absent Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday.
Tomah Journal: Mrs. Jessie Boor-
man, who has been shut in all winter
by sickness, has so far recovered that
she went to Centralia to celebrate her
sons birthday, May 2. She expects to
return the last of the week.
Mrs. Edward Ketchum departed for
Milwaukee, Saturday morning, to enter
the Presbyterian hospital for treatment.
She was accompanied by her husband
who has not yet returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hesser, Centralia.
have taken new boarder at their
home, young paper machine tender.
The boy was born Monday morning at
II 80 and the happy parents are proud
ly accepting congratulations.
New Lisbon Times: Miss Ethel Hol-
llnshead returned from Detroit last Sat-
urday morning. She graduated with
high honors at the school of elocution.
April 2l. She will make New Lisbon
her headquarters during her summers
work.
j. .. Hebert was operated on, Thurs
day, by Dr.. J. J. Hayes of Milwaukee.
at the Presbyterian hospital and at last
reports was doing nicely DR.. Hougen
was with him and assisted in the opera
ton. He is entitled to great credit for
persisting in having this operation per-
formed. Mr.. Hebert will be back soon
able to get around again.
Prof. w. Baldwin Corbin, known as
the boy pianist and noted as a musical
prodigy on the piano, has been engaged
by the Centralia Jewelry and Music
Company to give recital at their store
on Monday Nav "a. A special invita-
ton will be extended to the ladies of
the twin cities to go and hear him.
Fred Kyes of Merrill came down to
the twin cities Saturday evening last
to transact little business among our
people. While mi ogling with his
friends here Fred got strong touch of
Alaska talk and the result was that he
closed out his interests at Merrill on
short notice and joined the party aich
started for Juneau and the gold fields
from this city Wednesday forenoon