Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-10-20
PERSONAL.

! PEhoUNHl.
EgHO. I. Hougen NJ. D Office oven
Daly's Drug store. Telephone is.
Chas. Garrison Of Minneapolis was
again visitor i'll our cities this week.
J. j. Conway Of Orient, S. d., visited
with relatives for few days The past
week
Miss Nellie Nienstedt Of CIarinda,
Iowa, is visiting in the citv. She arrived
Friday morning.
DR.. Edward Hougen Of Pjttsvile was
over to attend the VIM. Owen entertain
ment in our city Saturday night.
Attorney B. r. Goggins went to Wau
paca Tuesday afternoon on business
connected with the legal profession.
Will Gross, the poor mans friend,
came home from Chicago this morning
where he spent few days on business.
Theo. A. Lipke spent few days in
| Chicago this week purchasing new goods
for the Spafford, Cole & Lipke empor-
! ium.
| to their home in Centralia Tuesday noon
after several days visit with his parents
in Stevens Point.
Miss Katharvn Coyne of Milwaukee
is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII H. Carey
at their pleasant new home in Centralia
to remain until next Monday.
r. Huyck has moved his family into
the r. Parrish tenement house just
south Of the old Zenier homestead and
formerly occupied by Mel. Palmer.
Mrs. VIM Hoffman, of Green Bay
arrived on Tuesday as the guest of Mrs.
II nsl- ,fpol will IN
until Friday when she returns to her
home.
Mrs. J. w Cameron and Mrs John
G. Post of Milwaukee came to our city
Tuesday morning to be guests of MIR.
and Mrs. Frank J. Cameron during this
week.
Mrs. g. S. Biron went to Iron Belt,
in the northern part of the state near
Ashland, Tuesday morning where she
will be the guest of her friend Mrs.
Hunt.
Miss Isabelle Marshall of New Lisbon,
niece of Mrs. Frank l.. Rourke, arrived
ia Centralia this week to spend the
winter at the Rourke home and attend
school.
Lee Love resigned his position as
clerk in the Arpin store at Arpin Satur-
weeks in that place. We understand
that the little mill town was too lone
some berg for Lee.
D. B. Philleo went to Portage Tuesday
evening to solicit orders for the Century
Atlas of the World. This book is one
of the latest published and most com
| plete works of its kind offered for the
consideration of book buyers TODAY.
L al
| Norman, guests of Mrs. i. j. Cameron,
depal ted for their home in Green Bay
Monday morning They were aeCompa
MED 10y Mrs. Madge Morril who is
visiting at the Bay for few days.
Rev. C. II. Branscombe of st. Johns
| Episcopal church, Centralia, has been
absent in Milwaukee several days pay
ing a visit to an old friend who's rector
who is about TO start for Europe to
spend four or five years in study.
Fritz Brandstedt of Centralia. with
the Second regiment in the Porto
Rlcan campaign, is up and around
again after a short siege of typhoid
fever Fritz arrived home apparently
in the best of health but fever over
came him after he was here a few
weeks.
Rev. Van Rossmalen of St. Peter and
ST. Paul's Catholic church was in Stew
ems Point last Thursday attending an
interesting ceremony-a requiem high
mass for the repOse of the souls of the
deceased priests who formerly belonged
to the Green Bay diocese. A majority of
the clergymen under Bishop Messmer
belong to a benevolent order named in
honor of St. Leo, and each contributes
SO per year towards fund for support
ing the members in their old age. Be-
tween $4,000 and S12 200 is now in the
orders treasury. Besides looking after
their temporal wants, masses and pray
ers are frequently offered up after the
members deaths and once each year
especially solemn services are held.
Mrs. John G. Love of ST. Louis under
went surgical operation for abscess It
the Baptist Sanitarium in that city on
| Tuesday morning at eleven O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Love received a
letter from their son John today,
written Tuesday afternoon, in which he
states that the operation was performed
with apparent success. Doctors Hill,
Dalton and Bond were the physicians in
charge and they gave assurance to Mr..
Love that there WAS little darger in the
case Or his wife now owing to the general
healthy state of her condition. The
hospital in which Mrs. Love is confined
is only two blocks from her home where
she can receive the constant attentions
of her family as we'll as the best service
that medical science can give. There
are many friends in the twin cities who
will hope for the speedy recovery Of
Mrs Love and who will watch anxiouslv
for favorable announcement to such
effect