Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-09-08
PERSONAL.


city to remain about six weeks visiting
relatives at Mansion and Baraboo.
Herman Rintleman, of Mukwonage.
Wisconsin, is the guest Of his sister
Mrs. a. L. FOntaine and family this
week.
Miss Cecilia E. Young returned
Monday evening from a two month S
visit in Milwaukee, OcOnomOnOc and
Hartford.
Miss Nettie Wheeian went to Rhine
lander Friday morning to take up her
work as teacher in the public schools
for another year.
Edmonde Rossier went north TO his
home III Wausau this morning. He
eTjored several days chicken hunting
in his vicinity.
Master Edwin Sipes Of HazelhurSt
is in Centralia TO spend the winter
with his aunt, Mrs E. B. Rosser, and
has entered school there.
DR.. Willard and NJ. Weeks returned
to Wausau Wedn esday morning after a
few days chicken sport in this vicinity
as guests of K. G. Rossier in Centralla
Druggist John e. DAILY departed Mon
day evening for St. Paul to spend three
or four days on business. He will select
line of fancy novelties for holiday
trade.
Archie Mcmillan of Centralia is spend
ing this week on his cranberry marsh
near Bearss. He will get a small crop
this year, estimated at about thirty
barrels.
Mrs. J. W. Cameron of Milwaukee
has been a guest of her son Frank J.
Cameron and family since Monday even
ing. She will return to her home Fri
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Hesser returned
last week from a short trip to Ocono-
mowoc, Hartford, and other places of
INTEREST, feeling improved by their
short vacation.
Garrett O'Neil of Ripon, formerly
resident in Grand Rapids, is guest of
Mrs. Geo. r. Gardner and family this
week. His many acquaintance are
pleased to greet him.
Fred Page Tibbits and his wife. of
Milwaukee, are guetts of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ID. Witter this week. This is their
first visit to Grand Rapids since their
return from Germany.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Peep of Ap-
pleton, are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
a. G. Bennett this week. Mr.. Peep
was a Methodist preacher for many
years, but is now retired from active
duty.
G. Hougen, clerk of the court for
Manitowoc count. Byron Sonstagen and
Ed. SiXta of ManitOwoc, are expected in
this city Saturday to enjoy a few days
chicken hunt as guests OF DR.. O. i.
HOugen.
Ludwig Gross who sells Albert Lea
flour throughout this section, started
for La Crosse Monday evening to be on
the road steadily until October 10th.
Ludwig enjoyed a two weeks rest
among his friends in our town.
Miss Minnie Brown and Miss Louise
Brown departed for st. Paul Saturday to
visit with relatives of the former. Miss
Louise will enter Hamlin college, lOcat-
ed between Minneapolis and ST. Paul,
on Monday next for the ensuing school
year.
Mrs. Ed Rossier and little son of
Wausau were guests of relatives in our
two towns during the past week, return
ing home with Mr.. Rossier who came
down Saturday night for a days sport
after the festive prairie hen on the
marshes.
Arsin L. Arpin and Joseph COrri-
veau departed Wednesday evening for
Ponce, Porto Rico. They will go via
New York, spending a week in stops
at large eastern cities enroute. They
expect to sail from New York about
Friday Sept. Is.
Will H. Miller, travelling salesman
for the Duluth Shoe Co., has been TAX
ing orders from dealers in the twin
cities and vicinity this week. Tuesday
afternoon he went up to Marshfield,
accompanied by Miss Carrie Miller, to
meet his wife enroute from Ashland.
They returned Wednesday. Mrs.
Miller will visit two or three weeks
among relatives here and her husband
will continue his work on the road
toward the end of the week
John G. Love came up from ST. Louis
Saturday morning and joined his wife
ard children here in visit among rela-
tives until Monday night. Then he
escorted his family back home. Mrs.
Love has been here on her usual sum-
mer visit for period of nine weeks.
She has escaped much of the St. Louis
hot weather, but Mr.. Love says it is
still very warm down there. However,
he is tired of bachelor life and couldn't
do without his better half any longer.
Win j. Conway came home this
morning from an absence of five weeks
in Orient. South Dakota, and Mime
apolis and st. Paul, Minnesota. Will
is a graduate of the state university
young gentleman carefully casting
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anchor and put out his attOrney-at-law
Shingle. Mr.. Conway has several
places in view, but has come to no
decision as yet.
Chris. Larson is back at work as
clerk in Kruger & Cameron clothing
store and his many friends are pleased
to find him at the old stand. Mr..
Larson has for long time had a lean
ing toward the travelling mans pro-
feSSiOn and he made a short trial in
this role lately for a Chicago firm. He
however, did not take kindly to the
life of drummer and quickly decided
to get back on dry land. Chris is an
experienced, tirSt-claSS retail salesman
Will G.. Bateman left Monday even
ing for his home at Marshall, Wis
after a few weeks stay among friends
and relatives in Centralia. Mr.. Bate
man contracted a severe cold about four
and one-half months ago and since that
day he has been troubled with hack
ing cough which medicine and doctors
seem unable to relieve. He has, there
fore, decided to take trip to New
Mexico for his health. Wilbur Briere,
son of Chas. Briere in this city, has
also decided TO take a jaunt on a similar
errand and will depart tonight. Mr..
| Bateman is TO JOIN him on the train at
| Column b1S and tho two will coptippa