Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-06-15
FOLKS THAT YOU KNOW.

ArSln l.. Arpin OF San Juan. Porto
Rico. has been in the city this week.
DR.. o. t. Hougen, NJ. D. Office
over Days drug store. Telephone Is.
A. NJ Pride of Tomahawk was a
twin city visitor the forepart of this
week.
P. A. Williams of Marshfeld was at
the county seat between trains
Monday.
Geo. Mead of Rockford, H.. was a
guest at the j. D. Witter home the
fore part of this week.
| Mrs. E. P. Snow of Edgewood. Iowa.
is the guest of her son. W. L. Lain.
and family in Grand Rapids.
Miss Della Meunier of Centralia was
a visitor in Wausau the past week as
a guest Of the Misses Kiefer.
E. S. Huckins of PittSville visited
friends in our town Friday. He was
registered at The New Central.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Ramsdell drove
over from Sherry this forenoon and
are the guests OF friends in the city.
Miss Grace Bailey of Sun Prairie.
teacher at WauSau, was entertained
by her friend Miss Mabel Gardner
Saturday and Sunday.
J. r. Chapman and son departed
this morning for Tomahawk where
they will spend few days the guests
of Mr.. Chapman'S brother.
Dolph d. BeZoir of Minneapolis
transacted business and visited with
friends in town from Saturday after
noon until Monday afternoon.
Mrs, W. T. Kellogg was home from
Necedah Tuesday and Wednesday, but
returned there last evening as her
sister, Mrs, Porter, is still invalid.
Agent A. d. Hill, of the Green Bay
& Western, spent Sunday with his
relatives at Winona. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Hill and their little
son.
Miss Nan White of Pittsville, who
| has been attending Stevens Point
normal school during the past year. is
| the guest of her brother Will, clerk of
the court, today.
VIM. II. Luehr, former principal at
Howe High school, has been engaged
as one of the conductors of the annual
| teachers Institute to open in Contra
| liza, Monday, July 10,
Miss frankie Brown departed Sat
urday noon for her home at Neills-
vile, accompanied by her aunt, Mrs.
Orrin Gray, whose guest Miss frankie
had been in this city.
B. t. Worthington of Centralia, has
gone to Waupaca where he will be em-
ployed as carpenter upon the new
| hospital to be erected in connection
with the veterans home.
Mrs. Geo. r. Gardner departed for
Madison last evening to attend closing
exercises at the university. She will
be accompanied home by her son
Harry, student at y, W,
W. ". Crane of Weyauwega was the
guest OF his daughter Mrs. F. w. |
Starr on Monday and Tuesday. Miss
Mary Crane, who had been visiting at |
the Starr home during the past three
weeks, returned to Weyauwega Sat-
urday.
Or. D.. A. T1lfer went TO Milwaukee
Monday noon TO attend the Masonic |
Grand Lodge which has been in ses-
sion for three days, June 13, IA andN5 |
He was joined at New Lisbon by Gao |
I. Hambrecht, who also attended the
Grand Lodge.
Mrs. A. H. Walworth, nee Miss
Stella Kellogg, of Belvidere, H., who |
is visiting with her parents, Mr., and |
Mrs. Kellogg ia Centralia attended
commencement exercises at Unity
church Friday evening, her sister be-
ing member of the graduating class. /
Geo. P. Hambrecht went to Tomah
Sunday evening to join his wife en- |
visite at the home of her parents. |
From TOmah Mr.. and Mrs Ham
brecht will SO 30 Chicago for two
weeks and thence to Madison to attend |
summer school. We enormously stated |
last week that they would attend |
summer school in Chicago.
Chas, HaWley and wife OF Rio, Col
umbla county, are guests of Mr., and |
Mrs. McCann this week, Levi Reeves
and wife OF Thurman, same county. |
are being entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
Carman. The eight went up to Ste |
venS Point Tuesday to attend the |
twenty-second annual reunion of the !.
Thirty-second Wisconsin infantry, |
these four men being comrades of |
Company X. There was large gath
ering of members of the Thirty-second |
in the Point and the local folks report |
d big time.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. {. Tihbits and |
daughter. e. AfaHde Tibbfts of Mil
WaUkee have been registered at The
New Central hotel Since Saturday |
evening, while visiting their numer- |
Gus friends, young and old, in the |
twin cities. Mr., Tibhits went north |
on business trip Tuesday morning |
and will join his family for the return |
home from Grand Rapids at the end |
of the week. Fred Page Tibbits and |
wife, we We're Informed, have lately |
located in Eau Claire where Fred has |
engaged his service with a lumber |
firm.
DR.. n. E. Mighell and his wife. DR.. |
Lola Clark Mighell, of Marshaltown,
Iowa, were entertained at the resi- |
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. III. Carey. |
Centralia, on Saturday. Mrs Mighell, |
nee Miss Lola Clark, has numerous
acquaintance in the twin cities, hav-
| ing attended school here some years
back and taught in neighhQripg3 dis
trictS. -Four years ago she Graduated
| from the medical 'GyitErse In Iowa uni
versitY and located at Marshaltown
! as a Specialist Of the eye, ear, nose
and throat. Later she moved to New
Orleans, the first lady physician to
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