Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-07-14

Nels Johnson spent Tuesday afternoon
in Stevens Point.
Mrs. Z. S. Renne departed Friday for
a visit at Hortonville, Wis.
E. A. Tenant has returned from his
trip to Algona and Hartley, Iowa,
Miss Anna Parrish went to La Crosse
Monday evening where she will visit
friends until Saturday.
Miss Laura Houston left for Waupaca
Lakes Tuesday afternoon to visit among
friends about two weeks.
DR.. Julian C. Baker of Warrens, Wis,
was in town shaking hands with his
many friends on Saturday.
JOS. Thomas, bookkeeper for the
Nekoosa Paper Co., went to Appleton
this morning on business for his firm.
Joseph L. Cotey is painting the Will
H. Reeves residence this week. That's
a very pretty home Will is fixing up.
Walter Denis, clerk at the A. NJ.
Muir shoe store; is enjoying a vacation
this week with friends in Thorpe, Wis.
Mrs. Emile C. Rossier returned Sun
day evening from her pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Sipes at Hazel
hurst.
Miss Bertha Yondt arrived home
from Milwaukee Saturday where she
has been doing dressmaking since last
winter.
Mr. T. L. Tibbits, of the Wilbur
Lumber Co., Milwaukee, and his son
Heber were in the city the fore part of
the week.
Sheriff Geo. H. Smith and Mrs. Smith
went to Shiocton this morning for a
visit with relatives. MIR. Smith will
probably return tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Schmidt of Merrill
have been visiting with their daughter
Mrs. M. A. Bogoger this week. They
depart Friday for Stevens Point.
Mrs. OF. Hougen and son Leslie are
visiting her mother, Mrs. +. Humphrey
at Zion, Winnebago county. They ex-
pect to return home on Saturday.
Miss Genivieve Hayes, of Milwaukee,
is the guest of relatives in Centralia and
Grand Rapids. She will spend a large
share of her summer vaction here.
DR.. O. T. Hougen and DR.. John
o4tnn1nI Of ho
Northwestern Medical Association OF
Wisconsin at Stevens Point Tuesday.
G. II. Finley, of Pittsville, was in the
city the past week, and while here re-
ported to his friends that prairie chick.
ems were pretty near ripe for frying.
Louis Bernier, clerk in the genera,
merchandise store of his brother Charles
at Mosinee, was rusticating about the
haunts of his old home i'll Grand Rapids
the fist of this week.
D. Mckercher, head of the dry goods
and clothing department in Johnson
Hill & Co.'s store, come home Saturday
from short business trip to Minneapo
lis and st. Paul.
John d. Carey who has been attend
Ing the business college in Green Bay
Wis, was quite sick the past week with
nervous prostration. We are glad tc
note that he is better and improving
Mrs. Frank Glass, whose husband is
employed at the Oberbeck furniture
factory, arrived in Centralia from Greer
Bay Wednesday night. Mr.. and Mrs
Glass have gone to housekeeping in The
DAILY & Sampson addition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolph Bezoir of Mime
apolis were guests of J. Edward
Brazeau and family a few days the pas
week. Mrs. Bezoir returned home
Monday and Dolph went lack to hi
work as travelling salesman for Mime
apolis grocery firm.
Mrs. A. NJ. Muir, daughter Jessie ant
son Kirk went to Hortonville, Outaga
mie county, Friday for visit of abou
ten days. Edna Muir decided that sh
would like to take journey on the car
once independent of parental escor
and so she chose Winona as her visitin
f place, departing thence Thursday.
Mrs. D. J. Hayes of Milwaukee is
guest at the Hugh Goggins residenc
in this city. She came Wednesda
; evening, accompanied by Miss Ma
Goggins who has been visiting in Mi
waukee since carnival week. Mrs. +
V. Adams of Manitowoc, sister to Nj
Goggins, is also being entertained a
his home for few days.
Messrs. John Mclaughlin and Fran
1 PomainvilIe of this city, joined by F.
I Tibbits and Heber l.. Tibbits of Mi
i waukee, formed big-four fishing part
that started out of Centralia Monda
] morning headed for the northern lake
l They took a boat with them and struc
l camp in the vicinity of Arbor Vita
Their outing will last about two week