Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-05-25
FOLKS THAT YOU KNOW.
DIR. 0. T. Hougen. NJ. D. OF


over Days drug store. Telephone Is.
Attorney B. r. Goggins departed
for Oshkosh on legal business yeSter-
day. He expects to return home this
evening.
Mrs. Sarah Hooten of Clemansville.
Winnebago county, is the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. B. r. Goggins in
Centralia.
Fred Closuit came over from Green
Bay Monday evening and has been a
guest of his sister, Mrs. Z. |. PhilleO,
in our city.
P. ]. Schardt Of Saukyille, OEaukee
county, has been entertained in the
twin cities this week by Will White,
clerk of court.
W. E. kellogg made a quick bust
ness trip to Oshkosh the fore part of
this week in the interest of the Cen
tralia Lumber company.
NJ. S. Walker came over from Plain
field Saturday and remained here
Sunday while having dental work
done at the parlors of DR.. D. A. Teller.
Miss Gertrude Spence of Fond du
Lac is the guest of her friend and
former University acquaintance. Miss
Nellie |. Nash, in Centralia this week.
Messrs. W. F. Sanderson, Oscar
Hathaway, John Avery and A. J..
HaSbr0uck drove to Stevens Point,
Sunday morning and spent the day
there.
Floyd Moore of Centralia has ac-
cepted a position as clerk in the cloth
ing store Of Kruger & Cameron. He
began to wait on customers Saturday
morning.
Miss Cora Vaughn of Marshtield was
the guest Of her brother James.
register of deeds for Wood county, at
the New Central hotel on Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. T. +. Brown of Sing Sing, New
York, an aunt of VIM. Scott, is a
guest at the High street home in this
city. Mrs. Brown arrived in Grand
Rapids Monday evening.
Mrs. A. Nj. Schoblad of Seattle,
WASH, is being entertained by her
daughter Mrs. viii G.. Scott at SO
Arbor street. Mrs. Schoblad will
make an extended visit here.
Mrs. F. S. Barrows of Tomah is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. p.
Hambrecht on High street, to remain
over Sunday. Mrs. BarrowS is Worthy
MatrOn of the Eastern Star at Tomah.
William NJ uir of Arcadia, a cousin
to John @. FauldS, foreman in the
REPORTER job rooms, has been visit
ing in Centralia this week. Mr. Muir
expects to leave for Milwaukee in a
few days.
Donald Ploss and Irving Schultz,
| n cfSfo l,n Inb 7
E. DAILY drug stores respectively, made
on bicycles. The road between cities
! is in fine condition for bikes at pres
ent.
Mrs. John B. Arpin and little son,
Leonard, were guests of her parents
at the Weiland home in Appleton
during the past week. Mr.. Arpin
went TO Appleton Tuesday and accom-
panied his wife and boy home yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. McGinty are
visiting with Mrs. NJ. J. Warren and
other friends in the city. They have
sold their farm near Wautoma and are
on the way to Denver, Col, in search
of health for Mr.. McGinty, who has
been suffering with asthma for two
years.
Chris. Gettslaff, the good natured
manager of the Grand Rapids
branch of the Centralia Lumber Co.,
entertained from Saturday noon until
Tuesday afternoon of this week, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Mondt and two
children of Green Bay. Mrs. Getslaff
and Mr.. Mondt are cousins.
DR.. J. Simonson of the Tomah hos
pital, Mrs. SimOnSOn and little daugh-
ter were guests at the J. Edward Bra
zeau home on Wednesday. The doctor
took the noon Green Bay & Western
passenger for DeXterville and met his
family at BabcOck in the evening on
the return tri p home over the Valley
line. Mrs. SimOnSOn is the sister of
Mrs. Edward Brazeau.
DR.. j. G. Commit, w. H. Carey and
James Vaughn were in MarShfield
Friday evening to witness the wreSt-
ling match between Fred Beel of
Marshfeld and Ed Adamson of In
dianapols, Ind. The bout was easily
won by Adamson, who got three falls
out of four. 1t is said the Indianap-
oils man and his hacker took several
hundred dollars away from the other
end of the county.
Royal HayenOr came home from
Waupaca Tuesday morning and will
visit with his parents in Ceutralia
until June l. Mr.. Havenor has been
doing two mems work in a general
merchandise store until he became
well nigh sick and his physician adj
viSed him to take a vacation. Royal
resigned his position and on June l
will so back to Waupaca to accept a
place in one Of the drug stores of that
city.
Mrs. Samuel Adams of Stevens
Point, Mrs. Chas. Fl. Smith and son
Norman of Green Bay were visitors
in our town Monday. Mrs. Adams
and little grandson returned to the
Point the same day, willie Mrs. Smith
remained until Tuesday morning as a
guest at the T. J. Cameron residence.
Conductor Chas. Smith of the Green
Bay road got in on his regular run
from the east Monday in time to take
supper at Camerons' and pass the
evening with his wife and friends.
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Smith expect tC
90 to Minneapolis Saturday to visit
with Edmund A. Herschleb, the son
and brother.