Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-08-12
PERSONAL.

II. Wipperman made busineas trip
to Oshkosh the past week.
Mrs. John a. Gaynor is visiting
friends at WauSau this week.
Royal HavenOr came over from
Waupaca on his bicycle this morning.
Jacob Lutz Jr. came home the latter
part Of last week from trip to Duluth
and Superior.
Miss Ella Hasbrouck departed Tues
| day morning for two weeks visit with
friends in TOmahaWk.
John Mroz, an employe in the Grand
Rapids Foundry, was pleasant caller
at this office Saturday.
Geo. II. Rice, of Wausau, passed
through this city, Monday, on his way
home from Green Bay.
Miss Lucy Woodwork, of Pittsyille,
was over Monday and Mrs. L. Fournier
returned with her for weeks visit.
Harry Gardner, Clarke Jenkins and
| 0. ?. Mcneil, took bicycle spin to
Pittsville and return Wednesday.
Messrs. G. B. and Max Storer, of Chi
cago, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs B. ].
Worthington, Centralia.
Mr.. W. Summers, of Blenker, inter-
ested in the Marsl feld Demolrat, was
a social caller at A, rottice to-day.
] Harry Baumsach of Marshfeld, for
merly clerk for Corriveau & Garrison,
Centralia, was noticed in town Monday.
Miss Estella Hazelton, of Grand
Rapids, Michigan, is guest of Miss
Ruth Witter on High Street.
Mrs. Geo. Perry, of Rosendale, Wis,
an old-time friend of Mrs. J. R. Chap
man, is her guest this week.
Miss lisa Bowen, now of Minneapolis,
! is in the city as a guest of Miss Ida
Carmen.
Mrs. A. L. Ridgman and two child rem,
! Centralia, expect to start this evening
for Madison, Minnesota, to visit rela
tives.
Mr.. Newton Mills Of Chippewa Falls
greeted friends in our city this week.
He took his departure on this mornings
train for Marshfeld.
Pitcher COrcoran, of the Stevens
Point ball team, was the long repre-
sentative from that city to attend the
game here Monday between Kankauna
and Twin City.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lee n. TicknOr were
, guests in this city over Sunday, and
| the latter will remain here two or
three weeks while Mr. Ticknor is out
on the road for A. M. Fox is WauSau.
Miss Katharine Dorschel, of Chiffon,
niece of Mrs. II. Wipperman, came to
our city Monday noon and will remain
guest at Attorney Wipperman's resi-
dence for about two weeks.
Mrs. M. Pomeroy, of Minneapolis, is
the guest of Mrs. H. w. Lord. She
expects to remain three weeks, during
which time she hopes to be able to call
upon her friends.
Mrs. BabcOck, wife of congressman
j. W. BabcOck, of Necedah, and her
daughter-in-laW Mrs. G. A. BabcOck
were in the city Friday having work
done at the dental parlOrS DR.. d. A.
Tilfer.
Prof. VIM. H. Luehr, formerly prin
cipal at the Howe High school, has ac
cepted a position at the head of the
educational institution in Manitowoc for
the ensuing year, The Manitowoc
,,l,o Il l., i,
f. w. Kruger came back from his
"buying" EXPEDITION to Chicago and
Milwaukee, Wednesday morning. Fred
says ne purchased lots Of fine clothing
very cheap and expects the new stock
: to reach the Kruger & Cameron store,
here, some time next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Delap departed
Monday on two weeks trip visiting
l relatives in New Lisbon, Mansion and
E Baraboo. They are making the trip
: with horse and buggy, and we hope
: that the exposure to fresh rural air will
prove beneficial to Mrs. Delap's health
Miss Mason, book-keeper for the
: South Centralia Pulp & Paper Co., re,
c turned on Friday last from her trip tc
l San Francisco and the west, where she
! has been attending the Christian En-
: deavourers' convention. She reports
1 most interesting and delightful trip.
a Mrs. Frank Morrill,, of MINNEAPOLIS
d is visiting among childhood scenes anC
Y friends in our city, her first trip here il
e four years She arrived Saturday &C
: ! compai;neu oy Two c9lldren and the.
!. Harding and at the Morrill, homestead
r, They will remain here two weeks ant
x then will visit relatives in Merrill 70
an equal length of time.