Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-07-20

father. who is one hundred years old
Miss Mamie Brill and Emma Palicl
have been guests of Mrs. Julius Kins
since Saturday. They returned Il
their Stevens Point homes this after
noon.
Ellis L. Kroner visited with III:
wife at the OSter residence in Steven.
Point On Sunday. He rode I'D on hi:
DIcfcIe and returned by train Monday
noon.
Mrs. Geo. Stuhlfauth and daughter
Marie, OF Wausau have been VISITING
friends in the twin towns of Wood
county. They are guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Mellin.
Mesdames F. Garrison and Emile c..
Rossier, Centralia. spent Tuesday al
WauSau in consultation with DR..
Willard, both ladies being troubled
with their eyes.
Mrs. +. J. Wood, Mrs. Seth Reeves
and Miss Laura Reeves arrived home
Saturday morning from a three weeks
bSence in Chicago and southern
Illinois visiting relatives.
Mrs. Albert L. Fontaine and
daughter, Ruth, departed Monday
afternoon for MukwOnago for a weeks
visit with her parents. The editor
will bach it during their absence.
Mrs. G. L. Kelly of Andover, New
Brunswick, mother of L. B. Kelly in
this city, is now a guest of her brother
). W. Cameron, in Milwaukee. She
will come to Grand Rapids later.
Mrs. L. J. Rhoades of Plalnfeld.
Miss Jennie Allen of Stevens Point
and Miss Lucy Woodwork of Pitts
vile were visiting friends in this city
Wednesday. This office acknowledges
call.
Rev. Geo. Gibson and family. who
occupied the Love house on French
street, Centralia, for several months,
departed Saturday for Des Moines,
Iowa, which city is to be their future
home.
Mrs. E. B. de Nevers went to Chicago
Wednesday evening to consult with
Or. Billings. She was accompanied as
tar as CranmOOr by her husband, who
Is looking after cranberry marsh
interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnson of
NOrtOnville, Kansas, arrived in Grand
Rapids Wednesday evening to be
guests at the ]. d. Witter home. Mr..
johnson and Mrs. Witter are brother
and sister.
Miss Ella Perry came up from her
home at Tomah Wednesday morning
to be a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. n.
NOsS for Two weeks. Her mother.
Mrs. }. E. Perry, is expected On this
evenings train.
John Goggins, an extensive land
owner, cattle and grain dealer from
Watertown, South Dakota, is visiting
his uncle, Hugh Goggins and other
relatives in the twin cities. Mr.. Cog
gins came Friday last.
Mrs. Nick Engel and daughter of
Milwaukee. Mrs ChaS Velind of
Beaver Dam and Mrs. Jos. Thomas of
MarShfield were guests the past week
at the home of County Treasurer and
Mrs. M. G. Fleckenstein.
Fred w. Kruger left on the We'd
nesday afternoon Green Bay & West
crn train to spend week in Chicago
and Milwaukee. He will select a
large stock of new clothing for the
Kruger & Cameron store.
Mr.. and'Mrs. D. P. Morrill, late of
Minneapolis, have been guests of their
son, Ed, and family at March this
week. They contemplate visit to
the old home in Grand Rapids when
their present stay at March is termi-
mated.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Garrison. their
grandson and granddaughter. Mr..
and Miss Wolaver. all OF Elgin.
Illinois, are visiting relatives at the
High street residence of Mrs. Geo. R.,
Gardner. They will remain about two
weeks.
Joseph Arpin Of Arpin went to
Chicago last Monday to meet his wife
returning from visit at her home in
the east. They will reach Grand
Rapids Friday or Saturday, accom-
panied by Mrs. de Nevers who is also
in Chicago.
Pittsville Pilot: Mrs. Jno. Wagner
of Grand Rapids is visiting at the resi-
dence of her brother, John HoOfer,
who resides three miles north of this
city. This is her first visit in six
years. Her daughter, Mrs. Gass of
Iowa is with her
John Jeffrey of Centralia, who was
taken seriously i'll with appendicitis
while studying at the University of
Wisconsin, is gaining rapidly since he
arrived at home last week. Mr.. Jeffrey
has been able to enjoy one or two
drives about town.
A. 2. Bailey of Wausau, mail agent
on the Northwestern and father of
Mrs. e. E. Ramsdell of Sherry. was in
Centralia Tuesday inspecting the
Model Steam laundry with a view
towards purchasing it. Mr.. Bailey
holds ten day option.
Mrs. K. NJ. Allerton and Miss Alice
Walsh departed Monday for Mime
apOliS, Mimi, and Fargo. n. D.. to
make visit Of three weeks among
friends and relatives. During their
absence Miss Katie Walsh is attending
the millinery store on Front street.
Miss Winifred De Croft and Mrs. w.
L. Little OF Marshtield were guests of
friends in the city this morning. A
picnic party OF the Episcopal church
in above city passed through here
going to NekoOsa and the ladies
stopped over until the afternoon train.
Mrs. w. c. Trahern of Walker and
her daughter, Mrs. JOS. Peak and
children Of the state of Washington,
visited friends and relatives here the
past week. Mrs. Trahern has returned
to her home, but Mrs. Peak has been
entertained during this week by Mrs.
|. E. PhilleO.
Mrs. Dilda Bezoir and daughter
Leonora Of Minneapolis arrived in the
city Monday after an absence of nine
years. They are guests this week of
Mrs. Charles Briere. They note the
many improvements made in the twin