Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-11-30
GOING AND COMING
The 1900 at G. W. Davis.


town Tuesday.
c. 0. Baker was a business visitor
in the twin cities on Tuesday.
Miss Laura Whitrock was at home
in Stevens Point over Sunday.
c. E. Lester went to Chicago last
evening to see the big football games.
Carl Hoertel of Amherst was
business visitor in Centralia on Tues
day.
VIM. Downing of Dexterville tran
Sacted business in the twin cities
Monday afternoon.
c. Hamilton and wife of Meadow
Valley were visitors in the twin cities
the fOrepart of this week.
Mrs. J. HOMER of MoSinee was
guest of Mrs. |. L. Mosher in Grand
Rapids on Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Jones of Tomah
are expected in Grand Rapids today to
be guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. NJ. Muir.
E. NJ. Hayes returned to his home in
Centralia last Saturday, having been
absent since Nov. 9th in Fulton, New
York.
Supt. Geo. p. Hambrecht, Mrs.
Hambrecht and Prof. Blynd went to
Tomah last evening to visit until
Monday.
Miss Jennie Mccoy, teacher in the
second primary department of the
Centralia schools, went to her home in
Shiocton for Thanksgiving.
Geo. A. DeLap, foreman at the
Centralia Enterprise office, went to
Necedah last evening for short stay
among friends and relatives.
Miss Gertie Harris. retoucher at the
Mcneil photo studio, went to her
home at New Lisbon Wednesday noon
for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Judge Webb came home Tuesday
from Stevens Point, having ordered
recess of circuit court being held there
until Friday morning at 9 O'Clock.
Miss Elizabeth Hughes, kinder
garten teacher at Howe High school,
went to her home at Madison WedneS-
day noon for the Thanksgiving
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. IRELAND departed
Monday noon for Rochester, Min
neSota, to attend the marriage
ceremony of his brother Joseph. They
will be absent one week.
Mrs J. E. Perry and Alfred Perry
of TOmah are in the city to spend
Thanksgiving with druggist H. H.
VoSs and family. The visitors will
remain about two weeks.
Archie Bennett, principal at the
Ward school, accompanied the Cen
tralia football team to Medford today
and will Otficiate as umpire of the
Thanksgiving game there.
C. H. Finley of Pitusville stopped
for dinner in the twin cities yesterday
en- route to Stevens Point, whittier he
went TO attend cOnclave of the
Knights Templars Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs w. F. Sanderson came
home Monday morning from their
wedding trip to Milwaukee and are
now costly sat home" in suite of
front rooms at the Hotel Witter an
mex.
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Pittsville were in Grand Rapids
Friday afternoon as guests OF Mrs. b.
O'Day. They left Saturday morning
for New London to visit among friends
over Sunday.
Court reporter r. w. Morse of Lam
caster was a guest in town Sunday,
leaving for Stevens Point Monday
morning to be on hand for the opening
of circuit court in that city, Judge
Chas. NJ. Webb presiding. ,r..
Will Gross, commission dealer, was
at home over Sunday having spent the
past week in Minneapolis and st. Paul.
He went to Neenah Monday afternoon
and will look after business in southern
Wisconsin for the next ten days.
Mrs. Mary DOugherty of Stevens
Point has been guest at the James
Miller home in Grand Rapids since
last Saturday. After Thanksgiving
she will 60 to Milwaukee to spend the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Mary
Gile.
Chas. Tibbits left town Monday
night after an extended, profitable
and pleasant stay in our city. Many
friends were 10th to lose Charley on
amount of his touching accomplish
ments and jovial, winning companion
ship while here.
William Bradford, teacher at Howe
High school, went to Milwaukee last
evening to catch an excursion train for
Chicago where he is today witnessing
the great football contest between
Michigan and Wisconsin university
elevens.
NJ A. Bogoger, furniture dealer and
undertaken, has been in Chicago
several days making purchases that
will increase his holiday stock and will
also go into the new store of w. L.
Lain & Co. in Centralia. Mr.. Bogoger
came home today.
Rev. Gerhart Francke and wife,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Herschleb
in the town of Grand Rapids while
here to attend dedication services Of
the new German Moravian church,
returned to their no ne at Mortified,
Mimi, on Wednesday morning.
J. J. Paterick, freight conductor on
the Green Bay & Western road. has
been about town this week with an
invalid hand all done up in white.
Two fingers were badly pinched last
Friday morning while Mr.. Paterick
was making coupling at Arnott.
c.. R. GoIdsworthy, the prominent
business man of NeSper. was in the
twin cities Tuesday afternoon travel
ing back from trip of one week to
his old home at Union Grove, Racine
county. Mr.. Goldsworthy was accom-
panied by J L. Collier, representative
of the Racine Journal. who will be a
guest at Nesper for several days.
Pov MadSnn of JTnionvil1n Mich