Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-01-20
PERSONAL.

DIR John GOgglns, Grand Rapids,
Wis, Office in F. L. Steib & Co.'S. drug
store building. Telephone No. III.
Herman Kruger returned to Chicago
Sunday evening.
w. E. Mack of the Central Electric Co.
is in the city this week looking after his
business interests.
Mrs. John Rablin is quite poorly and
Mrs. R. Mcfarland is employed nursing
her.
Emile Rossier of Centralia went up to
Wausau Wednesday morning to visit
with his brother Edmond and family
until evening.
Mrs. B. SLIDER and Miss Della Jones
will be initiated into the mysteries of
the order of Eastern Star at their next
session.
Miss Kathryn Luft departed for her
home at Madison Teusday evening, hav-
ing been a guest Of her sister Mrs. D. d..
Conway in Centralia since the holidays.
w. 0. Lamoreux, of Stevens Point,
representing the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance Company, was in the
city this week interviewing our business
men in the interests of that company.
DR.. NJ. Mellin took little time
from his patients at the Rheumatic
Infirmary and made a professional
visit to WauSau the fore part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Corbett, of Green
bush, Sheboygan county, are visiting
with their daughter Mrs. Sherman M.
Kyes and Prof Kyes in Centralia this
week.
Mrs. John Andrews has moved into
the old Rablin homestead to care for
aged mother who has been left alone
in the big home by recent deaths of
husband and daughter Sarah Ann.
Mrs. W. E. Bertram went back to her
home at Peterson, Iowa, Wednesday
noon after visiting for a few weeks with
her parents at the Conway farm in Ri
dolph and among the several branches
of this household in the twin cities.
Theodore Lipke received a telegram
Wednesday noon announcing the sud-
den death of his mother in Appleton on
that day. He departed for that city in
the afternoon to be present at the fun
eral service.
Chris Larsen, the expert and courteous
clothing salesman in the store of Kruger
& Cameron, went to Eau Claire Tuesday
ofthis week and is expected back to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. john B. Arpin have
gone to housekeeping for themselves
in the old Arpin homestead, which
John had admirably fitted up and fixed
over for his dwelling place. They
have been at home in the new quarters
since Saturday last.
Wausau Pilot Review: DR.. Mellin,
of Grand Rapids, who makes a speciality
of rheumatism, has been making regular
visits to Wausau for the past few
months and he has been so successful
in his treatments, that it has become
necessary to come up one day out of
every week.
Mrs. Lillian Gokey, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Horton, returned to her
home at Dawson, North Dakota, Monday
evening, accompanied by Miss Myrtle
Horton. Miss Myrtle will remain with
her aunt for year, if she doesn't get
homeslck before that time has expired.
John Corcoran, the lank Stevens
Point baseball pitcher we'll known to
Clans" of the twin cities, lost two toes
off his left foot last Friday while engaged
in friendly scuffie with a companion
on hunting trip. One of the men was
holding a shotgun when the scuffle be-
gan. 1t dropped to the ground and was
discharged.
Judge Murat of Stevens Point presided
during portion ofthe term ofthe Wood
county court in our city last Friday hear
ing cases in which Mr.. J. A. Gaynor was
interested before he entered upon the
discharge of his present duties as county
Judge. Mr.. Murat came into this court
in response to request ofJudge Gaynor
Rob Paterick, son of David Paterick
went back to Chicago Monday evening
after few weeks visit at home. Rob
has good position in the big city with
the National Fibre Box Co., a concern
owned and controlled by Charles NJ
Green, formerly connected with the
Pioneer Pulp Co. in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. S. d. Cutting and daughter Mrs.
F. L. Fancher, of Racine, mother and
sister of Mrs. Chas. F. kellogg. are visit
ing at the home of the latter in Cen
tralia. Mrs Cutting will spend the
winter here; Mrs. Fancher will proba-
bly, return to her home at the end of
the week. Mrs. Kate Price, of Neenah
sister of Mr.. Chas. F. and also guest
at the kellogg house, will extend her
visit for about two months duration.
George Rous came home from Nor
gan Park, ILL.,, Tuesday morning to visit
four or five weeks. George has been
away eight months employed with Ely's
Suburban Express. driving back and
forth daily between Morgan Park and
Chicago, a distance of fourteen miles
He makes his headquarters at Morgan
Park, is we'll pleased with the work
and has succeeded in increa sing his