Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-09-14
GOING AND COMING.

NlSluOr III our CITY on SATURDAY last.
Mr.. and Mrs P. Flanagan of Vesper
were visitors in Grand Rapids on Sat
urday.
J. n. Boyington and C. 4. Johnson
of MarShtield were noticed in town on
| Monday.
Mic Gross of Stevens Point was
looking after business lines in our
town on Tuesday.
". E. Mack of the Central Electric
company was in town Tuesday and
Wednesday.
E. E. Witherel of GAINESVILLE. land
agent for the John Arpin Lumber Co..
was in town Wednesday.
A. w. Bryant. electrical engineer of
Merrill. was in the city Wednesday
and Thursday on business.
W. D. Richards of Manitowoc is the
guest of his friend DR.. O. T. Hougen
for few days chicken hunt.
Walter Scott of Chicago, owner of
the Marshield & Southeastern rail
way was in town Wednesday.
Miss Belle Thorn accompanied her
sister, Mrs. J. n. Meunler, to Toma-
| hawk Sunday morning for an extended
visit.
Miss Celia EmmOns went to Stevens
Point Wednesday afternoon to enter
the Normal school for two year
| course.
Mrs. j. NJ. Sanderson of the Witter
hotel returned Monday from Portage
where she was the guest of old friends
| for d week.
MeSsrs. T. S. Woodwork and 0. J.
Kaufman Of PittSville were registered
at the New Central Sunday and Tues
day of this week.
Miss Theresa Hansen, Ishpeming,
Mich. is in the city a guest of Miss
Mae SchuSter. She expects to make
an extended visit.
Miss Anna Mcmillan, Centralia, de-
parted for Marinette this morning to
assume duties as teacher in the public
schools of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Becker and little
| son Of kaukauna are being entertained
at the High street residence of Mr..
and Mrs. TheO. A. Lipke.
J. E. Green, ]. d. Curran and
Robert Maine, all Of Stevens Point,
were registered at the Witter in
Grand Rapids last Monday.
NJ. P. Mclaughlin and P. E. Berard.
two of the well known residents of
Merrill were mingling among Grand
Rapids folks last Saturday.
Miss May Coulthart of Centralia en-
rolled at the Stevens Point Business
college last Monday to take course in
| bookkeeping and stenOgraphy.
Nh. and Mrs. T. E. Nash, Centralia,
went to Milwaukee Monday noon to
were accompanied by their younger
son.
a. L. Shepard of Chicago, designer
of furniture, is engaged this week at
the Oberbeck factory in Centralia
MI. Shepard is stopping at the Witter
while here.
Miss Pearl st. Amour, who has been
attending the Stevens Point Business
college for some time completed her
course last Friday and is back home in
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. James Luft and daughter Miss
Kathryn of Madison, guests at the
| ID. d. Conway residence in Centralia
for few days, departed for home the
| first of the week.
Miss Edith Nash of Centralia,
daughter of Hon. and Mrs. T. E. Nash,
departed Monday noon for Rockford,
Illinois, to continue her studies at
| Rockford college.
MeSsrs. Oscar Hathaway and Amos
j. HaSbrOuck came home Monday from
Minneapolis and st. Paul where they
spent a pleasant week. The principal
attraction over there was the Mime
sofa State Fair
Lemuel Kroner arrived home Tues
day morning from Minneapolis and
ST. Paul where he attended the State
Fair and enjoyed an excellent weeks
visit with his daughter Mrs. D. D.
DemaraiS and family.
Miss Leona Lambert OF Wausau has
been guest for several days at F. E.
returns home Friday and will be &C
companied by Miss Ella Kellner for a
short visit in Wausau.
Frank Atwood of Beaver Dam,
nephew of J. r. Chapman, has &C
copied a position as clerk and APP
prentice in the Wood block jewelry
store. The young man was engaged
with Mr.. Chapman once before.
r. W. Morse of Lancaster, court
reporter for Judge ChaS. NJ. Webb,
has been among his friends in the city
this week. The regular term Of court
for Waushara county at WautOma will
commence next Tuesday, September
10.
Messrs. c. O. Hassel, John Lindahl
and Jos. Reimer departed Monday
evening for Milwaukee as delegates to
the Good Roads convention from
Rudolph this county. They will Incl
fair.
George Pratt of Woodstock, H.,
uncle Of ChaS. F. Kellogg, was a guest
in Centralia the past week. Mr..
Pratt departed Wednesday afternoon,
accOmp panied as far as Neenah by Mrs.
f. T. kellogg, who will be gone ten
days.
Samuel Church. the genial manager
at the Centralia drug store, left for
Madison Tuesday noon to meet a
travelling representative of one of the
large holiday goods manufacturers
from the city and will select line of
fancy and useful articles to display
before the trade at Christmas season.
The Tomahawk-Mrs.J J. \. Meunier