Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-07-29
PERSONAL.

Miss Ella Baker is home from her
course at Oshkosh Embalming school.
Miss Margery Jacoby, guest of the
Misses Pratt, departed from this city
Friday evening.
Mr.. O. P. Mcneil made trip to
Pittsville Monday, returning Wednes-
day.
A. n. Palmer, Centralia, went up to
Stevens Point, Saturday p. m, remain
ing over Sunday with friends.
Miss Mollie McQuillan, of Merrill, is
the guest of Miss Mamie Ward to re-
main several days.
Miss Sophie Sch@fer of Appleton, a
teacher in the public schools there, is
the guest of Mrs. Geo. H. Smith.
Sheriff Smith accompanied John
Fisher, of the town of Lincoln, to the
insane asylum at Oshkosh, Saturday.
Prof. Alex Zenier of Appleton is in
the city of his childhood for several
days visit. He arrived Tuesday night.
Geo. A. Foster, cashier of the Merrill
National bank, was entertained in Cen
tralia over Sunday by his friend, Mr..
Emile Rossier.
Mrs. g. c. Herbst and son, George,
returned to Faribault, Mimi, Friday
evening, stopping few days at Sparta
Ell route.
Miss Hattie B. Moberg, editor of the
Amherst Advocate, and sister Lucy
were guests of Miss Minnie Brown in
this city over Sunday.
Peter Berard of Merrill took in the
Sunday excursion to Kilbourn and
stopped over for a day in Grand Rapids
with Mr.. Lucian Berard.
Mrs. Libbie Demarais and son de-
parted, Wednesday morning, for Hell
ena. Montana, where she will reside
indefinitely.
Chas. Demitz, Ray Ward and Chas
Podawiltz expect to start the first of
next week to find employment in Dako-
ia harvest fields.
Miss Celia Ersnons is back from her
trip to Toronto, Niagara Falls and De-
troit, where she enjoyed visiting the
points Of interest these cities afford.
Miss Helen Heineman OF Wausau,
+ has been pleasantly entertained in
Grand Rapids during the past week as
a guest of the Misses Clara and Sarah
SLIDER.
Mrs. R. T. King returned to her home
at Cambria, Columbia county, Friday
evening, after several weeks stay in
the twin cities with her parents and
sister.
Clarke w. jenkins returned home
Friday from a weeks bicycle tour
through Wood, Adams, Juneau and
Sank counties. He went as far south as
La Vale.
Congressman Z. S. Minor and family
have left Washington for Sturgeon Bay,
where they will remain until the next
session of congress convenes in De-
cember.
Blanche and Belle Hardin have gone
to Westfield to visit their uncle, Fred
Kline. They also expect to visit rela-
tives at Wautoma, Plainfeld and Ban
croft on their return.
Lemuel Kroner and his sister, Helen,
returned, Sunday morning, from their
visit in Michigan and Chicago They
report pleasant visit among relatives
and acquaintance of long standing.
! Mrs. Lillian Craven of Wausau is in
the city, visiting among her many old
time friends. Her visits are far apart.
but she comes just often enough to keep
! her acquaintance.
Mr.. Henry Goggins of Ukiah, Cali
fornia, SOP of Hugh Goggins is in the
city for several weeks visit with his
parents and relatives. Mr.. Goggins has
been resident of Northern California
going OH seven years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miller were
over from Baskerville to spend Sunday
at the Miller homestead in this city.
Arthur returned to his home Monday
and his wife went to Rhinelander to
visit several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Miller.
/ G. NJ. Hutchinson, editor of the Ne
cedah Republican, and Rev. Mr. Searls,
pastor of the Congregational church,
Necedah, came to the Rapids, via Ar
menia and Nekoosa, upon their wheels,
Friday, distance of 80 miles. They
report finding the roads pretty good
They returned the same evening