Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-07-13

Mrs. III. Sanborn of Madison. mother
of Atty. \. L. Sanborn. one of the
leading attorneys in our state. is ;
guest at the W. Fl. Reeves home
visiting with her cousin, Mrs. A. n
Meade.
DR.. Q. t. Hougen. this city. and DR.
Edward HOugen. PittSville, We're
present at the regular quarterly meet.
ing OF the Northwestern Medical
association in Stevens Point on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Kirk Claristy and daughter of
Minneapolis. Mimi. arrived in the
city Monday and are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. I. E. Mullen. She will pro-
badly be better remembered as Miss
Minnie Mullen.
John Chrystal of the town of Sara
tOga. one Of the Oldest residents of
that town, was in the city Wednesday
and while here called at this office.
He is nearly 50 years of age and in
pretty good health.
Rev T. S. Nimits left Tuesday
morning for visit of two weeks with
his mother at OntOnagOn. Mich. He
stopped in Appleton on the way.
There will be no services at NJ. E.
church next Sabbath.
Mrs. \. r. OSter Of Trcson. Arizona.
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas BrattOn. in Rudolph.
this week. MessrS. II. and r. Johnson
of March Rapids were guests at the
same home last Saturday.
Mrs. n. Schmidt went to her home
in Merrill Tuesday evening accom-
panied by her daughter Miss Laura,
milliner in the First National Bank
block. Miss Schmidt will pass her
summer vacation at Merrill.
Mrs. Gus Otto, Centralia, departed
for the Chain of Lakes, Waupaca,
Tuesday afternoon to join a camping
crowd from MarShtield for the balance
Of this week. The outing party con-
sistS of a number of ladies whose
acquaintance Mrs. Otto formed when
a teacher in Marshtield schools.
T. D. Hall of GAINESVILLE, registered
assistant pharmacist. has succeeded
to the place OF Irving Schultz at the
j. E. Daily drug store. Mr.. Hall has
been engaged during the last three
years with r. H. NEEDING & Co., in
Stevens Point, until fire recently
burned them out and the store was
not reOpened.
T. J. Wood and son came home
Tuesday evening from four day fish
ing trip in north Wisconsin. They
did their angling in Plum lake, six
miles from Star Lake. Mr.. Wood ex-
hibited to the writer a fine big mus
kallonge as one of the samples of their
while reporting most pleas
ant vacation.
Julius Klug came home Sunday
from business and pleasure
trip of one week in BarabOo and Madi-
son. At BarabOO he was entertained
by Elmer Burr, formerly Of this city,
and the two visited Madison together
whittier they went to examine little
steamer on Lake MOnOna
recently purchased by Mr.. Burr.
n. Weiland, Mrs. Weiland and
children of Appleton arrived in the
city on the Green Bay & Western rail
way Saturday evening. They have
been entertained at the n. Reiland
home. Mr.. Weiland, accompanied by
two sons, returned to Appleton Tues
day afternoon. The remainder Of the
family will visit here through the
week.
f. MacKinnon, Centrala, departed
Tuesday evening for New York,
whence he will take passage for Lon
don, England, to be absent about two
Mr.. MacKinnon crosses the
water on an important business mis-
sion. He will visit several cities in
chief among them being
Ham Commons, his old
home on the Thames.