Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-07-21
WOOD COUNTY REPORTER
PERSONAL.

Miss Laura Mccarthy departed We'd
nesday for Thorpe to visit her sisters.
GB@O. T. Hougen NJ. D Office over
Daly's Drug store. Telephone Is.
Miss Grace Pratt departed Monday on
months visit to friends in Michigan.
Mrs. E. C. Skinner of Detroit, Mich,
is the guest of Mrs. II. B. Philleo in
this city.
Mrs. /. Bailey Of Tomah, was in the
city the for part of the week visiting
among friends.
Miss Cora Pratt departed Saturday for
Shawano where she will visit relatives a
period Of four weeks.
@. C. Cox, agent for the L. S. Express
company until the Offices were united,
left for Chicago Friday evening.
Mrs. r. A. Dunaven and sister, who
have been visiting in Eau Claire several
weeks, returned home Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Winifred Fancher Of Racine and
Miss Elizabeth Price of Neenah, nieces
of Mrs. G. F. Kellogg, are guests at her
home in Centralia.
Mrs Miner HeroId of Pittsville has
been engaged by M. j. McRaith to nurse
and care for his daughter, Miss Ella,
who is in poor health.
Mrs. T. S. Brazeau and children
returned home Wednesday night from
an extended visit with her people in
the southern part of the state.
Miss Elizabeth Herb of Appleton
came to Grand Rapids Saturday even
ing and will be the guest of Mrs. John
B. Arpin for a few weeks.
Geo. n. Wood accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Edmonde La Vigne to St. Paul
Wednesday afternoon. They went by
way of WinoDa where they had few
hours for recreation.
Earl Weaver, clerk for Spafford and
Cole at Rhinelander, is visiting his
brothers family and other relatives in
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is also expected home for visit
Stephen Brazeau Jr. and Harry Mil
Ter departed for East Orange, New
Jersey, Sunday night. They will sell
the Youths Encyclopedia in eastern
cities We wish them all success.
Gitchell and Lubbock, the up-to-date
plumbers, now receive their patrons in
new quarters on Main Street.-The 7. J.
Wood building i'll the Neeves row.
They moved therein the past week.
Miss Jennie Ward of Necedah, but
recently employed as pharmacist in
drug store at Merrill, is in the city
guest of her old friend, Mrs. Geo. W.
Davis. She will remain several weeks.
Captain A. B. Crawford spent Monday
at Camp Douglas visiting with the sol
der boysfrom the twin cities and watch
ing the conduct of things military in the
camp of the Fourth regiment, Wiscon-
sin Volunteers.
Miss Carolyn Briere went to Madison
Friday evening to spend five weeks i'll
study at the summer school. Miss
Briere will teach in La Crosse next
year and her coulse at Madison is taken
to better prepare herself for said posi-
ton.
MI and Mrs. Frank J. Cameron and
son Adrian came home Monday even
ing from their outing at the chain
o'Lakes, Waupaca. They were guests
at the cottage of Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z.
Ramsdell for week and had delight
full time.
A. \. Mcintyre, foreman in this office
resigned his position Saturday to accept
better one offered him by the editor
of the Gazette at Stevens Point. He
departed for that city TUESDAY morning.
He Will be succeeded by John G.
Faulds of Eau Claire who comes well
recommended. He is expected here
to-day.
w. 7. NJ. NcRaith, who has been in
Chicago for five years arrived home
Saturday for few days visit at the ole
home. Francis, as he is Familiarity known
here at home, has had varied expert
ence during his absence from which he
has derived considerable profit
While Chicago has been his headqua1t
ers he has not been there all the time
At present he is selling territory on al
invention that he claims is the fines
thing out, He enjoys excellent health
is doing well and CORRESPONDENCE hap
py. This office acknowledges a socia
call.
Photographer 0. P. Mcneil and hi
assistant, Sam Grover, left Wednesda
morning for trip through differen
parts of Wisconsin to combine bushes
with recreation. They took with then
full complement of cameras an
kodaks for all kinds of work and expeC
to snap many pictures while away
They are prepared to make STAN
photos, interior and outdoor views