Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-09-29
PERSONAL.

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Sam Hiles of Baskerville tarried in
town Wednesday on his way to the Om-
aha exposition.
Mr., and Mrs. f. E. Ramsdeu of Sherry
We're guests of Sheriff Geo. II, Smith
and wife over Sunday.
Judge Chas NJ. Webb and his wife
are in Milwaukee this week on business.
They will return on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Cameron
returned Saturday evening from their
visit IN Milwaukee during Fair week.
| Frank Pomainville expects TO start
| Sunday evening for Chicago to spend
his senior year at Rush Medical College
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery, of Sterling, Hi.
nols, are guests this week of their old
time friends, Mr. and Mrs. d. Nj. Hunt
ingtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John SchnabIe of Cen
traIia spent a few DAYS last week at the
Fair in Milwaukee, returning home
Thursday evening.
w. Mark Martin, manager of the tel
ephOne exchange at Marshfield, spent
Wednesday among his many good
friends i'll Grand Rapids.
Miss Laura Garihee of Merrill is visit
ing IN our city as the guest of her grand,
mother Mrs. Hugh Garihee. She will
remain until Sunday morning.
John Brennan went to Minocoua the
first of this week to arrange details and
engage men to build the large dam
which was destroyed this spring.
Mrs. J. @. Severns and Miss Severns
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afternoon and were guests at the r. A.
Havenor home until Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. S. Miner of Waupaca, Wis,
having recently returned from an ex-
tended trip in London, England. is the
guest Of Mr., and Mrs, D. Z. Carey.
DR.. W. D. Harvie was laid up three
days the past week with a hard siege Of
sciatic rheumatism. He was able to
get back to his practice on Monday.
Samuel f, Grover, who is conducting
q branch stamp photo establishment
| for Mcneil d Grover in Wausau, was
down TO spend Sunday in Grand Rapids
\. II. Dustin came down from Wausau
Tuesday afternoon where he has been
employed at carpenter work for the St.
Paul Ry. company during the last month.
Mis-. L. B. Rossier went north this
morning to visit at the +. Dutruit home
in Merrill and she will later visit with
her son Edmond and family at Wausau.
A, d. Reyes of Chicago and James
keyes Of this city departed Tuesday for
| Willmar, Minnesota, where they will
enter the employ of the Great Northern
railroad.
Anna Ketchum. the Eddy fisher
man, keeps on fishing for big fish and
he continues to get them. His latest
catch was made Friday last-a 165 pound
muskallonge.
f. c. Gotham of Oshkosh was the
guest of Prof. Frank Starr on Monday
and Tuesday of this week. Mr.. Gotham
was an applicant for professorship in
the Centralla schools.
| Leonhard L. Lampert. manager for
| the jackson Milling Co. at Wausau.
| spent 4 day in Centralia the past week
attending to business affairs, and incl
dentally called on some of his friends
while here.
John Jeffries, Glenn Williams. Rich
! ard Wipperman and Lawrence Nash
| left for Madison Sunday evening. the
! fist two to- resume studies at the state
university and the latter two to enter
college as freshmen.
Arthur Houston, who served in the
Porto Rlcan campaign with the Second
regiment and is at home in Centralia on
a sixty days furlough, was able to walk
up town the fore part of this week. He
is gaining IN health and strength nicely.
Rev. T. s. Wheeler, Atty. J. w. Coch-
ran and Mrs. b. r. Goggins are on the
program for short addresses at the
| Peace Carnival to be held at Grand
| Opera House Friday evening. Both
cities will participate in this heroic eel
ebration.
Miss Mayme Conway has been con-
fined at the home of her sister Mrs. w.
A. Johnson, Centralia, most of the past
week, threatened with gastric fever. She
was able to be out for the first time
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Conway