Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-08-11
PERSONAL.

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Miss Lillian Bouer of Kilbourn is a
guest Of Mrs. Will Gross this week.
DR.. John Goggins accompanied his
sister Mrs. Hayes to Milwaukee Tues
day. .
Miss Mamie Lunt has been a guest
this week at the home of Mrs. Frank
j. Cameron.
B. Frank Goodell, representing
Barnhart Bros & Spindler, Chicago,
was in the city to-day.
Mrs. a. L. Ridgman and children
returned from a months visit to Mrs.
Ridgeman's parents in Minnesota.
Mrs. j. A. Lutz and Miss Louise Pri-
meau drove to Nekoosa Sunday and
were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Strack
Rev. Andrew Porter of Oshkosh,
presiding elder of the Oshkosh dis
trict, is visiting at the NJ. E. parsonage
in this city.
Mrs. E. B. Brundage is entertain
ing company Of ladies this after
noon in honor of Mrs. w. D. Conner
of Marshfeld.
Miss Jennie Ward and her sister Mrs,
Case, guests of Mrs. Geo. w. Davis,
departed for Necedah after pleasant
visit in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Teller departed
Sunday evening for Elroy to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Telfer's mother, who
died the Friday before.
Editor Hutchinson of the Necedah
Republican was in the city to-day on
business and while here made this
Office fraternal call.
Miss Daisy Thorn is home from
Peshtigo, where she has visited during
the last nine months at the home of
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Judkins.
John B. Carey departed Wednesday
for West Superior, where he has
accepted good position with hay
and commission house at a good
salary.
Rev. Geo. Shelton, who has had
charge of a parish at Washburn, has
resigned and after visiting in this city
for month will go south.-Stevens
Point Journal.
Mrs. F. j. Wood met with an
accident, Saturday night by falling
down her back stairs. She received
many bruizes but fortunately for her
no bones were broken.
Commencing next Saturday the
South Centralia Paper mill will in the
future close down over Sunday. For
some months they have been running
every day in the week.
Joseph Corriyeau, Will Gross, Floyd
Moore and Bert Brown have been
camping for the past week at Crooked
Drift on the Wisconsin river. They
report big catches of fish.
Mrs. W. T. Allen NEE Ella Blodgett)
and son from Los Angeles, Cal, also
Mrs. J. L. Bl0dgett from Minneapolis
are expected today (Thursday) to be
guests of Mrs. w. T. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Kruger returned
to their home Tuesday from pleasure
and business trip in Milwaukee and
Chicago. Mr.. Kruger selected a fine
line Of gents clothing for the Fall trade
in Grand Rapids.
Miss Gertrude Treat departed for
her home in Meadow Valley Monday
evening, after visit of a weeks dur
alton with her sister, Leila. While
here she attended the young peoples
dance at POmainville'S hall.
Lemuel Kroner came home Saturday
from visit Of two weeks with his son
Al. IN Ashland. Mr.. Kroner says he
does not like that town very well. 1t
stands no comparison in business way
with our good little centers along the
Wisconsin river.
Bert White and sister. Miss Emma,
Of Lone Pine, Portage county, were
guests of Henry Hardin's family Sun
day. They returned home Monday,
accompanied by Misses Blanche and
Bella Hardin of this city and Miss
Maud Gagnon of Merrill.
Stevens Point Gazette: Mrs. M. A.
BOgOger returned to her home in
| ~ rand TooD;JC +l,iS ,,orp;po - f+or
extended visit with her sister, Mrs
Y. Betlach. She was accompanied
10y Miss Amelia Betlach, who will
spend week at the Rapids.
Anthony Williams and Miss Angie
Young were married yesterday fore
noon at the Catholic church in this
city, and last evening celebrated the
event with dance at the residence
of the bride at Biron where they will
make their future home. Mr.. Williams
is employed in the paper mill at that
place.
Harry Baumsach finished his labor.
at the Timm & Briere store in Centlafi,
Saturday and departed for his home il
Marshfeld where he visited until Tues
day, then went north to Tomahawk t,
accepts clerkship with the STANDARD
Mercantile company. Harry is a hustle
and the good people up the line will
find him always courteous and com
petent.
, Mr.. and Mrs. E. I. Harmon ar