Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-01-12
PERSONAL.
Henry Olson of Winona was noticed
on our streets Wednesday.

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was in the twin cities a short while
last Thursday.
Supt. and Mrs. Geo. p. Hambrecht
returned from their vacation visit in
Chicago Sunday morning.
Attorney W. E. Wheelan spent
Monday and Tuesday in Madison on
matters pertaining to the legal pro-
feSSion.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Luft and Miss
Kathryn Luft, guests at the d. D.
Conway in Centralia, returned to Mad
ison Friday evening.
Miss Celia Kline returned to her
home Saturday evening from a visit
of one week at Waupaca, the guest of
Miss Florence Baily.
Arthur Pepin went to Milwaukee
last Thursday evening to accept en-
ployment as railway messenger in the
service of the Milwaukee road.
Miss Mary Nc. MILAN of Centralia
returned to her duties as teacher in
the Marshfield schools on Saturday.
having passed the holiday vacation at
home
Mrs. J. E. Perry returned to her
home in Tomah, Monday evening,
after a pleasant visit here with her
daughters Mrs. Fl. Fl. VoSs and Miss
Ella Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Davis are
visiting relatives this week in differ
ent parts of the state. A, L. Gross is
in charge of business at the Davis
fruit depot.
Atty. ID. ID. Conway was pretty sick
with la grippe Saturday and Sunday.
He, however, has managed to creep
around enough to look after few legal
fences during the week.
Mrs. S. n. Whittlesey of Cranmoor
was the guest of Miss Louise LaVigne
in our city Wednesday and today,
while having work done at the dental
parlors Of DIR. D. A. Teller.
Stephen Brazeau is convalescent
from siege of vacation grip. He
left this afternoon for Bailey's Har-
Dor, Michigan, TO continue his work
as school teacher at that place.
Carson Burt, razor wielder at the
tonsorial headquarters of j. Edward
Brazeau, was off duty in the early part
of the week. The prevalent indispo-
sition, la grippe, was the reason.
Mrs. Joseph Lavigne is expected
home the first of next week from
Green Bay where she has been the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Anna
Padgham, for about twenty days.
Miss Hansberry, former teacher in
Centralia and now similarly engaged
at MarShtield, was entertained at the
home of Mrs, G. I'll. Brown, 615 north
French street, Centra1ia, on Saturday.
ChaS. Parker was out on onJ streets
w OohCoNaty HIpCl a OSfClC olSSC vi
sickness. Mr.. Parker is not recover
ing very rapidly from the results of
his soldier life in the Porto Rican
campaign.
Mrs. Roberts and son Willie left
Tuesday evening for their home in
Chicago. Mrs. Roberts spent about
two weeks in our city nursing her
mother, Mrs. A. M. Freeman, who has
been very sick. Mrs. Freeman is i'm
proving slowly.
J. B. Last, general passenger and
freight agent of the Green Bay &
Western railway was in town Tues
day afternoon. He went to Stevens
Point Wednesday morning and will
probably return to Grand Rapids the
end of The week.
Harvey Clark of Monroe, Wis, dis
trict attorney in Green county, was in
Grand Rapids Friday, transacting
legal business with bis former &C
quaintanceS at Wisconsin University,
the law firm of Conway & Conway
and Atty. W. E. Wheelan.
Lorenzo Hathaway, eX-landlord of
the Witter House, departed Saturday
evening for Hot Springs, Arkansas.
He expects to stay about four weeks,
then return to Grand Rapids. The
''old man." as he is famiharly called,
has notions toward the Klondike and
has reported that his next move will
be in that direction.
Stevens Point Journal: Miss Jessie
Langdon Of Rhinelander, who has
been teachinga music class at Contra
liza, for the past several months, spent
Sunday at the home of her grand
mother on Strongs avenue. She has
been compelled to give up for the pres
ent her classes at Centralia, on account
of the illness of her mother
Harry E. Millar departed Tuesday
evening for Hudson, New York, after
few weeks vacation spent at home.
He will be joined in Chicago by Frank
L. Ford. As soon as the boys arrive
in the east they will continue their
work with the Students Encyclopedia
under Frank L. Compton who holds
the general agency of that section for
the sale of this work.
Latest word from VIII G. Bateman.