Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-09-28


tralia. gave a birthday party at the
home OF his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Johnson, Wednesday afternoon. He
was six years old and ten of his boy
playmateS were invited to help him
celebrate the event. They celebrated.
J. \. Cohen, proprietor Of the Mil
WaukeG Cheap Store, announces in his
advertisement this week a cOntinu-
ance Of special sale prices aS quoted
in last weeks REPORTER until OctO-
Der 10, 1899.
c. II. Finley and II. S. Robinson of
Pittsville transacted business in the
twin cities on Monday.
Mrs. II. J. Willis, guest at the A.
NJ. Muir residence, returned to her
WinOna home Tuesday noon.
E. D. Ayers Of PittsyiIle was twin
city visitor last Friday. This Office
acknowledges q pleasant call.
Mrs. T. T. Kellogg, mother OF Lum-
Der Charlie, returned home Saturday
noon from her visit at Neenah.
Jacob Lutz ST.. went to Stevens
Point Tuesday to consult with DR..
Bro in regards to failing vision.
Mrs. O. c. Belanger and Miss Mar
garet Eagler Of Wausau have been
guests of friends in town this week.
Mrs. James Miller was the guest Of
Mrs. Mary DOugherty and Mrs. Samuel
Adams in Stevens Point last Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DAILY Of Merrill
were visitors in this city couple Of
days this week looking after their
residence property.
Henry Hasbrouck departed Tuesday
evening for THIEF River Falls, Mimi,
where he will enter the employ Of the
Thief River Lumber company.
Mrs D. \. Teller departed Tuesday
noon for the home Of her parents at
MazOmanie, Dane county, where she
expects TO visit about six weeks.
Coole Cotey Of Pittsyille spent Mon
day and Tuesday with his friends in
Grand Rapids. COOle had charge Of a
store on the Arpin cranberry marshes
through the season just closed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gross of Sparta
have been the guests of his parents
and relatives the past week. While
here family reunion was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Davis.
NeIs Larsen Strom, prosperous
resident Of the town Of Rudolph, was
a business caller at the REPORTER
Office last Friday. Mr.. Strom reports
crops only fair in his vicinity this year.
Miss Katharine Rood was here
Tuesday and gave her pupils their
first lesson of the fall term. She
starts out with a large class as all
music lovers appreciate the value OF
her instruction.
Harry NJ. SandersOn, who has been
spending the summer with his parents
at the Witter hotel, departed for Fond
du Lac Saturday afternoon. He has
accepted position with the Columbia
Clothing store in that city.
Frank TicknOr and wife Of ManitO-
woo arrived in the city Tuesday for a
visit with his parents. Frank holds
an important position with the Chi
Cage x Northwestern railroad with
headquarters at ManitOWOC.
Mrs. Z. Garrison and daughter
Caroline, and Miss Mason went to
Milwaukee on Tuesday Of this week
to attend the Exposition, do some
shopping and view the sights gener-
ally for a few days. They are expected
home next Saturday.
Mrs. O. Denis of Centralia started
Tuesday noon for IOnia, Michigan,
where she will visit with two sisters
for about one month. She will spend
a week en- route in Milwaukee, enter
tanned at the residences of Mrs. j. W.
Cameron and Mrs. L. NJ. Alexander.
Mrs. Emile c. RoSsier, Centralia.
was passenger on the sOuthbOund
train TO Milwaukee Tuesday noon.
She is the guest Of Mrs. Bert Skies,
nee Miss Caddie Harden, former
teacher in Centralia. Mrs ROssier
expects to stay in the metropolis
about one week.
Samuel StotZer of the Columbia
County Marble Works, Portage, was
visitor in the twin cities on WedneS-
day. Mr.. StOtzer has placed a good
many monuments in our cemeteries
and was here looking for further bust
ness. His finest work here is the
monument Of John Edwards.
Miss Clara Kiefer of Wausau has
been the guest OF her friend Miss
Della Meunier in Centralia the past
week. \ dance party was given in
honor OF tile visitor Friday evening.
held at tile new building being erected
| by Mr.. Neunier on Cranberry street.
II was a delightful function, largely
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". 5. Schroeder Of
Hammond. Ind, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Hayes Centralia. He vii,
remain two weeks but his wife will
stay four weeks SO as to be able to
! visit with her mother and brother in
/ the town Of Port Edwards and other
/ friends and relatives in EeSper and
! the twin cities This Office acknow-
/ led9eS social call.
/ Geo. \. Wood arrived home Friday
morning after long absence in
/ Chicago in the interests Of his health
| He weighs only 125 lbs. and feels
/ pretty f., he, but is in hopes that his
return to i'd scenes, friends ana
familiar pIacl3 will have d tendency
/ to bring back lis former good health
! His cid time friends are very anxious
! to see him back to his former self
again.