Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-05-26
A. [. FOETAiNE, Editor and Proprietor
PERSONAL.

Ba"O. T. Hougen NJ. D Office over
Days Drug store. Telephone IS.
Mrs. H. W. Lord is in Hancock this
week visiting relatives.
J.. L. Doud visited with A. NJ. Muir
and family the fore part of this week.
Judge Geo. W. Cate of Stevens Point,
was noticed at the Court House in our
city Monday looking after professional
business.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. w. Paulus OF
Chicago have been visiting in Centralia
this week as guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. S. Biron.
A. B. Cotey of Piltsville was in the
city Wednesday OH business. Appleton
is the same good natured Frenchman
that he was when a boy in school in this
city.
Ed. Hayes, Centralia, is moving his
family this week from the Rossler
house on Maple street into the j. G..
Love residence formerly occupied by
d. d. Conway.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Winch of Marsh
field were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. S.
Renne over Sunday. Mr.. Winch
returned Monday morning but Mrs.
Winch will spend the week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mark Martin are in
Marshfeld today selecting a house to
rent. They expect to move there soon
on account of Mr.. Martins business
interests in the new telephone line.
G. r. hampton of Farley, Iowa, and
Miss Jennie Tilton Of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ben
nett. The former is a brother-in-la
and the latter an old friend of the
! family.
Charley jackson, prominent farmer
in the town of Seneca, was in the city
on Wednesday and reports his crops
looking fine. If nothing intervenes to
prevent he looks forward for large crops
this fall.
Will B. Naylor, city attorney at
| Tomah, has been transacting business
in town for the past three DAYS and will
return home this evening. He is being
entertained at the High street residence
of Geo. P. Hambrecht while here.
John Roden, a Seneca farmer, was
thrown from his horse while riding
horseback Wednesday and sustained a
severe dislocation of the shoulder. He
was driven to town in the afternoon
and attended by DR.. w. D. Harvie.
Arthur G. Miller of Dexterville was a
Sunday guest at the home of Lis parents
in this city. Mr.. MI r is lonely
bachelor these days in the little town to
the west of us, his wife being away on
visit for few weeks with her paren
at Mcmillan.
Ed DAILY, son of lumberman John
DAILY, came home from Lacrosse Bust.
ness university Saturday morning. He
was accompanied by his student friend
Clarence Haggerty of Ferryville, near
La Crosse, who is visiting this week at
the DAILY home.
Chas. L. Lord has written home to
his parents from Chickamauga camping
ground stating that he is contented and
in good health. Charles is corporal OF
Co. L. 14th Minnesota volunteers. He
promises to write letter soon for
publication in the REPORTER.
Frank Pomainville came home from
Rush Medical College, Chicago, Tues
day morning. He has put in a hard
year at his studies, but looks we'll and
hearty wIthal. His many friends were
glad to greet him back in the old town
Charles Pomainville is expected tc
reach here daily.
Severe Noyer, now employed in the
finishing room Of paper mill on
Flambeau river at Park Falls, Price
county, is visiting relatives in Centralia
He is off on a months vacation and
will 60 to see his sister, Mrs. Emma
Jones of Ishpeming, Michigan, after be
has spent two weeks here.
George Mcmillan, Centralia, came
home Friday from another trip with
potatoes to Columbus and other points
in Ohio. Potato prices dropped sc. il
Chicago on Tuesday. They have gone
.. down lie. since week ago last Mon
day. Mr.. Mcmillan says he saw two
cars of new stock to one of old In The
Ohio markets.
Geo. NJ. Hill and little son Earl made
trip Go Milwaukee the past week
Earl was taken to the city to have hi
eyes treated by expert oculists. Mr.
: Hill came home Sunday morning, bu
= on the way back stopped off to visj
relatives at WATERFOWL, with Mr.. an,
Mrs. Walter Buchanan in Waterloo
/ and with Will Bateman at Marshall
: Mr.. Bateman and Mr.. Buchanan wer
J. found in the best of health, happy an,
u prospecting, all of which We are glad t
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