Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-08-03
FOLKS THAT YOU KNOW.

Edward J. Whitney went north last
evening.
T. E. Nash went to Milwaukee
Tuesday evening.
Dr.. II. de Grandpre and family de-
parted for Valleytield, P. c., last
week.
Miss Evelyn Hougen is a guest at
the DR.. O. t. Hougen home in Grand
Rapids.
Mrs. Eastman of Marshfield is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bailey,
Centralia.
Harry Bohmsach of Tomahawk
visited among friends in town the
past week.
Mrs j. Edward Brazeau went to
TOmah Monday evening for a visit
with relatives.
Mrs Edward Spafford came home
Monday evening from a visit with
friends in Stevens Point.
Miss Winnie POdawiltz is visiting in
Waupaca this week, a guest Of her
friend Miss Florence Bailey.
Fred ROenius went to Watertown
noon for visit Of two or
three weeks among relatives.
Miss Emma BirOn of Merrill arrived
today noon for visit with her Old
time friend, Mrs. Albert L. FOntaine.
DR.. j. e. Farmer, presiding elder.
Will preach both morning and evening
OF Sunday next at the N. e. church
in Grand Rapids.
Miss Ethel DWnnell returned to her
home in Stevens Point Wednesday
morning having been guest of her
sister, Mrs Gray
Miss Lulu Flanagan of Fond du Lac
has been the guest of Mrs. J. r.
Chapman the past week. She will
return home on Friday.
Mrs. B. r. Goggins has returned to
her home in Centralia from an eX-
tended visit at Manitowoc and Glenn
ansyille, WinnebagO county.
Dr. J. W. Bird of Stevens Point is
in the city this week on his regular
trip to the twin cities which covers
the first six days of each month.
Geo. \. DeLap, foreman at the
Enterprise printing Office, was il Man
ava between trains on Monday, con-
Sulting a physician for catarrhal
troubles.
VIM. Russell, representing J. c.
Aver & Co. of Lowell, Mass, was in
the city this week advertising Ayers
medicines. This office acknowledges
social call.
Mrs. J. n. johnson and son August
of Rockford, H., were in the city
Wednesday on their way toward
Arpin, where they are now guests Of
-Chas. Weinberg.
Chas. Kruger Of the Johnson & Hill
Co., went to BabcOck Wednesday
evening to take inventory at the Geo.
W. Lyons store. Ray Johnson accom-
panied Mr.. Kruger.
Miss Margaret McKeague of Wau-
toma and Miss Mary Potter of Berlin
are guests of Mrs. T. W. Kruger at
sos south High street. The ladies
came Saturday evening.
DR.. A. L. Ridgman has been con-
fined at home in Centralia this week
with his standing ailment-stOmach
trouble. We are pleased to say that
today he is on the improve.
Frank Kern. the Centralia drayman.
departed Saturday evening for TOmah,
Sparta and Elroy to visit among rela-
tives several days before beginning
duties as bookkeeper at the Jackson
mill on August u.
/. E. Dunaven of Dawson, Alaska,
arrived home Monday morning after
an absence of about two years. His
| brother. Robert, will be along some
time this week as he stopped in Cali
| fOrnia on his way home.
| Robert Nash. Sidney Denis, Will
Raath and Dan Ellis made a trip tC
Stevens Point Sunday on their wheels.
The former two returned home Sunday
evening but the other two remained
until Monday as guests of Mr.. Ellis.
Westfeld Union: Mr.. and Mrs. \
E. Sturdy Of NekOOSa. the Misses
| Miller of WaupaCa and Leila Treat Of
| Centralia went through here on Mon
day. enrOute for EndeayOr to recreate
They were joined here by Jake anC
| ChaS. Fenner.
Tom Farmer, travelling salesman fol-
Milford Whiting Co., Minneapolis
was in the CITY a few days the present
week circulating among his many ole
time friends. 1t will be remembered
! that hemarried ose of John Andrews
daughters. While here he was guest
0 his father-in-l2w.