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

c. o. Baker was noticed on oul
streets this week.
Glenn H. Williams passed a pleasan
week with college friends at Madison
returning home Tuesday morning O.
this week.
Miss Kathryn Luft. of Madison, ha:
been a guest at the home of her sister
Mrs. D. D. Conway, in CentraIia during
the week.
Thomas Kells rides new Hartford
bicycle which he bought Wednesday
morning Of DAILY, the hustling agent
The Hartford is made by the Columbia
company.
A. a. Hopkins, formerly of the
Marshfield & Southeastern Ry., but
now located at st. Paul, Mimi, was in
the city few days this week. He was
called here as witness in the case OF
William Coughlin, administrator, VS..
Daily & Sampson.
F. A. Weaver, one of the efficient
clerks in Spafford, Cole & Lipkes store,
resigned his position this week. The
writer is not authorized to say what he
intends to do, but we are assured that
he is not going to Alaska. R. NJ. Bees
ton is engaged to take his place.
The following attorneys were in at
tendance upon court in this city the
fore part of the week: B. B. Park and
Mr.. Frost of Stevens Point; R. J. Daw-
son and NJ. E. Smart of Merrill Neal
Brown of Wausau; and Fowler & Nc
Namara Of Portage City.
Mrs. Theodore Lipke came back
Monday morning from Chicago having
spent four weeks under medical care.
Mrs. Lipke, we are glad to note, was
benefited by her treatment and has
been able to be up and around at the
High Street residence. Mr.. Lipke
went to Chicago and accompanied his
wife home.
6 DIR. d. A. Teller went to Elroy Sun
day evening for short visit at the
home of his parents. He returned to
this city Wednesday morning. The
Doctor was accompanied to Elroy by
Mrs. Teller who will remain there few
days, also intends to make two weeks
stay with her parents at Mazomanie.
Mrs. F. F. kellogg, mother of Chas.
f. and Will the good natured lumber
traders, went to Neenah Wednesday
where she will visit relatives and
friends for one week. From there she
will 90 to Chicago, Racine and other
cities, expecting to be absent from
Centralia about six weeks. Chas F.
Kellogg will join his mother in Neenah
Saturday for short stay.
". G. Scott, jeweler in Centralia, last
week purchased from the Centralia
Jewelry & Music Co. their entire stock
of wares, excepting pianos and organs.
Mr. Scott has for some time been con-
nected with the firm as salesman and
watch repairer. He will continue bust
ness at the old stand in the Pomainville
building where he intends to get his
share of patronage if fair dealing and
careful service will bring it. Success to
Mr.. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arsin L. Arpin started
Monday evening for Colorado where
they go in the interest of Mrs Arpin's
health. Denver is their first objective
point, and after short stay there they
expect to cast about the state until a
spot is found where climatic conditions
seem most agreeable to the invalid.
This visit to Colorado is made upon the
instruction of specialists consulted at
Chicago and Minneapolis and we
sincerely hope the change will prove
beneficial to Mrs. Arpin. The children
remain in this city under care of their
grandma, Mrs. f. C. Smith.