Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-06-10
PERSONAL.

Will Scott has returned from a short
eastern trip.
Walter Dennis Of Centralia is en-
ployed as deIiveryman for Mosher &
Whitney, dealers in -four and feed.
Mrs. Tom Slattery came home, Tues
day noon, from visit Of one month
with her parents in Green Bay.
D. d. Conway was in Watertown and
Milwaukee the fore part Of the week
on matters pertaining to his legal prac-
tice.
John DAILY was in Stevens Point the
fore part of the week on business
pertaining to his new brick block in
Centralia.
Miss Petite Mcmahon, Of Stevens
Point, is here to take Miss Mollie Will
liams' place in the Wisconsin Tele-
phone Exchange office, during her alb
sence.
Mrs. Nellie Smith and little son
Norman, of Green Bay, are guests this
week Of Mrs. G. Edmonde LaVigne in
Centralia. Mr. Smith is expected for a
visit over Sunday.
Brother Paul Fontaine came up from
Milwaukee this noon and introduced
! himself at the REPORTER sanctum. He
will probably remain about the old
! "diggins" for several days.
Miss Grace Z. Gets returned to her
home in Centralia Saturday from Plain
field where she has completed a most
successful year as teacher in the schools
of that place.
1 Mrs. +. W. Kruger and little daughter
spent Tuesday and Wednesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Jacob Sears,
Elm Lake. Mr.. Kruger joined them
fer few hours, Wednesday.
Mr. Euzebe Beaushane, of Chippewa
Falls, having many old resident acquain-
tances in the twin cities, is guest at
the home of Mr.. JOS Lavigne. Mr.
Beaushane expects to return home
! Friday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w. Ring, of Pitts
willie, were in the city, Saturday, trad
ing. Mr. Ring has been running a saw
mill at Nevins, Clark county, the past
two years. This Office ACKNOWLEDGES a
social call while here.
! Mr.. and Mrs. T. Garrison and Mrs.
/ E. B. ROssier went to Delafeld Tuesday
! evening to spend the week in attend
ance of the closing exercises at st.
Johns Military Academy. Emile. old
est son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Garrison
graduates from the military school this
week with the class of '97.
Edward J. Whitney went to Lacrosse
. Thursday evening last to assist his
father i'll checking up his lumber
accounts and making other preparations
for the annual trip with a fleet down
the Mississippi river. Edward had not
expected to make the river trip this
summer, but after reaching Lacrosse it
was decided that his services were
needed, hence he will probably be
absent couple months.
DR., 4. /. Ridgman was called to the
residence of Il. G.. Chandos in Cen1ralia
Saturday noon on 4 case which proved
to be diphtheria. The second daughter
III the Chandos home is down with the
3, disease. The doctor ut once applied
antitoXin treatment, and we are pleased
to say that the little patient is OH the
road to recovery.
From Alaska Mining Record, Juneau.
. May 26.-F- r. Houston, r. Lyons, w.
$. Gardner, H. w. Painter, NJ. ]. Miller
r. \. Dun;sven, 7. E. Dunaven, Fred
Jorgenson, Of Wood county, and f.
Kyes, of Merrill Wisconsin. arrived on
the steamer Al HI yesterday en- route
TO Yukon gold fields They left for
Dvea by one of the local steamers and
their first point of location will prob
ably be in the CJoudykc section.