Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-03-17
PERSONAL.

Daly's Drug store. Telephone Is.
Jacob Lutz Jr made a business trip
to Marshfeld and returned on Monday.
Mrs. James Canning came home
Monday evening from her visit at
Wausau.
w. A. Runge, of the Centralia Drug
store, made short trip up to Merrill
and return Sunday last.
Mrs. Hewlett of Green Bay was a
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas
Mullen, in our city the past week.
John DAILY came down from the
northern part of the state Monday
evening where he had been looking
after his logging and lumber interests.
Miss Mary Hirzy of Marshfeld visited
in our city during the past week as the
guest of her uncle, Anton Hirzy, and
wife. Miss Mary returned home Tues
day.
Miss Phoebe Lane of Cashton, Mon
roe county, Wis, left for her home
Sunday evening after pleasant visit
with relatives and friends i'll the twin
cities.
John Avery, local manager OF the
Wisconsin Telephone Co., returned to
the city Monday morning from three
days absence at Fond du Lac and Mil
waukee.
Miss Evelyn Hougen of Manitowoc is
a guest at the home of her brother DR..
0. I. Hougen and family in Centralia.
Her visit will be of about two weeks
duration.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dolan and child
rem, and Mrs. James Donovan departed
Monday morning for Everett, Wash.
ingtion, where they will make their
future home.
A. D. Daggett of Madison, agent for
the Smith-Premier Typewriter Co.,
made his second visit to our city on
Wednesday. He was registered at the
New Central hotel while here.
Albert Sweeney, who has been en-
ployed in the paper mill ct Biron the
past year, started today for Ashcroft,
British Columbia, where he will take up
a homestead and engage in mining.
Miss Grace E. Gets, teacher in Plain
field, is at home with her parents in
Centralia this week enjoying a short
vacation from duties of the schoolroom.
Her work will be resumed mex, Monday.
DR.. John Goggins was summoned to
Sparta by telegram Tuesday evening to
give testimony as medical witness in a
Monroe county lawsuit-the doctor
formerly practiced medicine in that
county.
Z. S. Huckins of Pittsville and Miss
Clara Bunge were guests at the f. L.
Bunge residence in this city over Sun
day. Mrs. Sans Bennett of New Lon
don, sister of Mrs Bunge, is visiting at
that home this week.
Mrs. Anna Merrill went to Chicago
Monday morning for visit of about
two weeks with her numerous friends
in the big city. Her father, Edward
Huban, is conducting bachelors hall at
the old home during her absence.
W. c.. Homermiller of Tomah, well
known among twin city residents, was
registered at the Witter House the fore
part Of this week. Mr.. Homermiller
represents the Northwestern Mutual
life insurance company of Milwaukee
Anton Emerson and Sam Thompson
left the city Monday noon in company
with the Donavan party bound fol
Everett, Washington. 1t is understood
that their ultimate destination is British
Columbia or, perhaps, Alaskan GOLD
fields.
Mrs. Helen Ellison of Centralia, who
has been i'll for several days, wen
down to Tomah Tuesday evening to BE-
treatedin D. Simonson's hospital. Mrs
Ellison expects to remain there abou
one month and we trust she will be abIs
to find certain and permanent relief.
A. J. Boyles, book-keeper for the
Centralia Lumber Co., took ride III
to Wausau Sunday morning and re
turned the same evening accompanied
by his wife and little child. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Boyles are Eat home" for the
present at the Dixon hotel, Centralia.
Robert Mennet, solicitor for The
Equitable Fraternal Insurance organic
alton of Neenah, visited in Centrali,
over Sunday. Mr.. Mennet has bee,
working in the interests ofthe Equitab BIZ
Union at Stevens Point for severa
weeks.
| Phil kiehl, former druggist for F. L
Steib & Co., visited with his man
friends in town Saturday and Sunday
He was on his way home to Oshkosh
from Beaver Dam. Phil has accepte,
a position in a drug store at Ripon AM
will begin duties there on or abou
Monday, March p.