Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-08-31

pected to meet here his wife and
daughter Katherine, on their way
home from Superior, but the ladies will
come later. "
Chas. L. Duncan, collector for the
d. c. Burdick InStallment Co. of
WauSau, has been at home in Cen
| tralia a few days this week. Chas.
has territory between the twin cities
and Lake Michigan. He gets home
about once a month. 81 ....-
Mr.. and Mrs II. J. COnlan of Chi
cagO, are guests of Louis KnuteSOn in
the town of Saratoga. Mrs. Conlan
will be remembered as Miss Georgia
KnuteSOn. Mr.. COulan is connected
with the. .. S. express company in that
city. They will remain a week. ---
Chas. BOleS, who was recently
obliged to give up his position in the
Wood County bank on account of sick
ness, went to Stevens Point Monday
afternoon to spend another year at
the normal. Mr.. Boles has given up
the banking business altogether.
The Misses Bertha and Mile Yondt
entertained few Of their lady friends
III SCIl u ana uul ny UIlC pCtSU NCCh
/ Among the visitors we're Miss MeryiS
Of West Point, Nebraska: Miss Ella
PanIoW and Mrs. kalbskOpf of Marsh
field. The ladies had pleasant time
while here. ..0 49, ~-...
Carl Bandelin spent portion of last
Saturday at home and among his
friends in Centralia, coming up from
Camp Douglas where he had been
playing with Dana's Third regiment
band, W. n. G.. Carl went back to
camp Macarthur Saturday noon to put
IN another week with Dana.
Mrs. Geo. P. Hambrevht returned to
Grand Rapids Saturday evening from
T0mah where she spent the summer
vacation with her parents. She was
accompanied by her brother Fred s.
BarroWs. The latter was entertained
here until Tuesday when he went to
Stevens Point to enter the Normal
school.
Stevens Point Journal: A. P. Martin
of the WauSau Record, Miss Martha
Dorm of Wausau, John Avery and
Miss Laura Mccarthy of Grand
Rapids, were in the city Monday and
visited with Miss Maud Lyle. They
drove up from the Rapids in the
morning and returned in the evening,
taking dinner at the Jacobs.
Tracy Reyes, son of W. A. Keyes,
who has been absent for the past ten
years, is home on vacation. He has
been in the west most Of the time
following the vocation of d cook. Re
Gently ne has been cook in the Capitol
House, Madison. Tracy is looking
hail and hearty and notes many
changes in the twin cities. .-..a.s
Chas. D. Kipp, professor of the Elk
horn schools for five years. is in town
to start out after chickens tomorrow
morning with DR.. Ridgman and
Squire Cooper. Mr.. Kipp wheeled OYER
| from NaSOnyilleyeSterd and was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Paulus
for a day. He will be entertained
through the hunting season by DR..
Ridgman.
.NelS Sundet. Centralia, has opened
q tailor shop at the old stand in the
Wood block under Kruger & Cam
er0n'S clothing store. He was for
merly employed rs coat maker there
and is nOW. prepared to turn out good
suits, fine quality and guaranteed fit
upon his own responsibility and at
lowest living prices. Mr.. Sundet is
recommended as an expert workman.
He will be pleased to have you look
over his line OF samples for fall and
winter Suftings, also OvercOats.
Rev. \. L. P. Loomis Of Windsor, a
few miles north Of Madison. former
pastor Of the Congregational church
! in Grand Rapids. has beena guest of
4 Mrs. Geo. r. Gardner and family on
High street yesterday and today.
/ Rev. LOOMS is on his way to the Con-
/ gregatiOnal State convention at West
! Superior and expects to depart Friday
morning. He viii 60 from the
convention to Madeline island. one of
the Apostle gFoupacr0ss ChequamegOn
/ bay north Of Ashland, fera few days
outing and recreation. r.. s.---
Emmett W. Carey. son Of our old
! townsman D. E. Carey. is at home for
vacation of two or three weeks. He
came from Camp Douglas where he
spent seven days in tent with Com
pany l.. ". y, g., West Superior Of
which he IS a member. Emmett has
been employed for the past year or
more as boOkkeeper for a grain and
commission house in the Board of
Trade Building at Superior and his
T brother John p. Carey is now en-
+ plOyed as stenegra pler in the same
Z place. We are glad to know that these
/ young men are doing well. -
+ Later-Emmett has received a tele-
gram calling him to work at once on ac-
count of rush7 of business. He viii
leave Friday t='s-