Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-01-26
PERSONAL.

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Rev. \. Peterson of Centralia wa
confined with the grip the forepart 0
this week.
John Bell Jr. returned to Centralia
Wednesday, from d business trip al
Marshfeld.
Miss Eva Larson spent Il week al
Rudolph, visiting with the family Of
Peter Moberg.
Mrs. Geo. \. Wood is spending the
week with her sister in Marshtield.
Mrs. Mark Martin.
Mrs. Joseph HOMER Of Mosinee. was
the guest of relatives in this city
Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. J. Simonson of the Tomah hos
pital was in the twin cities last Friday
on professional business.
Mrs. Dan CASTILLO, wife of our Mar
shall Dan, is improving from a severe
sickness with pneumonia. ..-
Mrs. W. T. King returned TO her
home in Merrill Sunday morning after
a visit of three days among relatives
here.
Editor Walters of the Pittsyille
Pilot was in town Wednesday on his
way home from trip to Madison and
Milwaukee.
L. ". Miller and wife of Dexterville
were registered at the New Central
Monday on their way home from
Milwaukee.
We, Bertram of Peterson, Iowa,
visited with relatives in the Conway
family, Centralia, a few days during
the past week. -.
Mrs. John Henry of Rhinelander is.
in the city, the guest of her mother,
Mrs. Slattery. She expects to make
an extended visit.
t.. J. Cooper departed Wednesday.
evening for West Superior, called
their by telegram announcing the
serious illness OF relative.
II. D. White, farmer in the town
of Auburndale; was at the county seat
on business Wednesday and while here
called at the REPORTER office.
Chas F. Kellogg, the, Centralia
lumberman, was kept indoors Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday nursing the
fashionable ailment, Ia grippe, =.
Thomas Slattery departed Saturday
for Kansas, where he expects to be
employed as engineer by one Of the
railroad systems of that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Rintleman of Muk-
wonago, Wis, are guests of their
daughter Mrs. Lillian FontaIne and
family. They will remain for a week
or ten days.
John Ceafy, former cutter and chief
of the tailoring department in the
Kruger & Cameron emporium, has
been mingling with friends in the
twin cities this week. John was reg
istered at the New Central.s
Attorneys D. d. Conway andW. E.
Wheelan went to Madison Wednesday
evening to attend professionally the
final meeting of creditors in the
Callahan & st, Amour bankruptcy
proceedings before the United States
court.
Attorneys II. Wipperman and Geo.
L. Williams returned to the Webb
senatorial Headquarters in Madison
Sunday evening after having passed
two days at home during an adjourn
ment of the caucus balloting in the
state capitol.
W. III. Gay Of Milan, Mich, at one
time manager of the Central House in
this city, but now engaged in the
general merchandise business at
Milan, is visiting relatives this week
at the New Central Hotel. He came
Monday morning.
We are glad to announce that
Frank Stahl is improving nicely from
serious siege of infiammatory rheu-
matism. Mr.. Stahl has been sick
three weeks Dr. NJ. Mellin, the
rheumatic specialist, has been in
charge of this case.
Frank J. Cameron Joined the pOpu-
lar crowd of gripites, not from prefer
ence but from necessity, for day or
two this week and was in consequence
unable to attend to store duties.
Maurice NJ. SLIDER assisted at the
Kruger & Cameron clothing house.
Gus. Schuman, our husky and good
natured German drayman, came out
Monday morning from confinement
of several days with the grip. He
recovered just in time to take his
place as member of the fire fight
ing force at the Monday Front street
blaze. Fred Wlttenberg had charge
of the dray during Mr.. Schuman's