Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-05-19
A. L. FONTAINE, Editor and Proprietor
PERSONAL.

Daly's Drug store. Telephone Is.
Frank Sweeney of Merrittville,
Wis, was noticed on twin city streets
this week.
Mrs. Samuel Adams of Stevens
Point was noticed in our town Mon
day noon.
Miss Lillian Betlach of Stevens
Point, was the guest of Mrs. NJ. a.
Bogoger on Sunday.
Will Collier has succeeded Matt
Carey as deliveryman for Johnson,
Hill & Co. in Centralia.
w. A. Runge of the Centralia drug
store and Floyd Moore took a bicycle
run to Stevens Point and return last
Sunday.
Nicholas Weiland, of Appleton, is
in the city visiting his daughters
Mrs. John B. Arpin and Mrs. n.
Reiland.
Julian Zenier, son Of Mrs. Geo.
Zenier, visited with his young school
friend Howard Crotteau in Rudolph
oyer Sunday.
Mrs. George Miller, her daughter
Miss Georgiana, and son Harry, OF
Stevens Point, were guests of Mrs. B.
SLIDER and family in this city over
Sunday.
Miss Martha Week, of Stevens
Point, was in the city Wednesday to
attend the Parlor recital given by
Miss Katharine Rood at the home of
Chas. M. Webb.
Ed. McCamley visited in town over
Sunday. He is employed at present
with the McWithee portable saw mill
near Plover which is saving timber
for Will Scott.
Miss Grace Young, of Biron, was the
guest of Miss Louise Primeau the past
week. The young ladies took pleasure
in riding around with Miss Louise
little pony "Topsy."
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Larson have
moved into the KRONER house lately
rented by S. Specter. Mr. Specter has
closed his and 10 cent store on Main
street and returned to Chicago, ship
ping his stock to that city.
Mrs. A. G. Bennett and Mrs. T. A.
NimitS are in attendance at the
district conference of the Womans
Foreign Missionary Society at Green
Bay. After the convention they will
visit with friends at Appleton.
Chas Pagel of Medford, Wis, has
engaged his services as tonsorial artist
to l.. Fourier, the barber, where he is
giving excellent satisfaction. He is a
genial young gentleman and proves to
be valuable assistant to his employer
Frank Bernier, who had the fore
finger of his left hand cut off while
guiding a saw in the McWithee
portable mill one week ago last
Monday, is getting along nicely under
treatment of DR.. Goggins. Frank
expects to be able to 60 back to work
in about one week.
Otto Marks, employe in the saw
mill at Arpin, had two fingers of his
right hand severely cut while at work
Monday. DR.. A. L. Ridgman dressed
the wounds and will be able to save
the fingers although it is probable
that one of them will be stiff hereafter
on account of injury to the knuckles
Frank and Charles Pomainville are
expected home next Saturday from
their studies in Chicago The schoo
year at Rush Medical and the College o
Dental Surgery is ended, but the boy
remained in the big city few day
longer to attend to some business
matters. Our doctor and our DENTS
have made excellent records in thei
work.
Lou Whitney, agent for the Mars b
field & Southeastern railway il
Centralia and until this week one of tn,
regular boarders in the star knight
bachelors circle at Hotel Dixon, wen
to Marshfield Saturday afternoon. o.
Monday he escorted his wife t,
Centralia where they have started
housekeeping in the R. A. Haveno
residence. Mr.. Havenor has moved
into his house in the same block
corner Ingersol and Hale streets, which
was formerly rented to F. W. Crspsey
Will Martin. the decorator, ha
completed painting the steel ceilin:
and walls in j. E. Days drug store
Finishing touches were administered
, Monday. Days little frieze-pane
cupids preside in a paradise of prett
gifts and tints, happily blended t
make handsome whole. while til
work catches the admiring eye G
: every stranger. Martin has artist
: taste and clever execution that can
be beat. The druggist may we'll b