Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-07-27

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registered at the Witter.
Miss Amanda Thielman. daughter
Of Mayor Thielman in Merrill. is a
guest of Miss Alice Nash in this city
TO remain until Saturday.
Guy Gets is home in Centralia from
an extended absence at Mine Center
and other points in the Rainy Lake
gold regions Of Minnesota and Ontario.
Chas. Dougherty. manager of the
Wood County Telephone Co., and his
mother expect to take trip in
August TO be gone three weeks visit
ing relatives.
Chas. T. Kellogg and Chas. E.
Lester, two friendly cronies from
Centralia and Cranmoor respectively.
went to WauSau Sunday morning and
spent the day.
Miss Eyangeline de Nevers accom-
panied her sister, Mrs. Joseph Arpin.
home from Central Falls, r. l.. last
Saturday and will make a long visit
among reatives hereabout.
Rev. Baynton of St. Johns Epis-
copaI church, and his bride are
expected home from their wedding
tour on Saturday. Services VIII be
held at this church next Sabbath.
Chas. Lutz Of Stevens Point is en-
plOyed at the meat market of Robert
GroskOpf in the Bittner block, Henry
Merbach having sold his interests in
the business to his partner last week.
Louis Bernier came from Mosinee
Tuesday evening for an extended stay
at the old home. Louis is not enjoy
ing the best of health and is here to
treat with local physicians.
Mayor H. Wipperman went south
on the Milwaukee road Tuesday even
ing to attend to legal business at Port
Washington and Milwaukee. Mr..
Wipperman will be absent all this
week.
D. j. Arpin and viii Scott were in
Duluth the fore part of this week on
business. 1t is said they are purchaS-
ing quite heavily of timber land in
northern Minnesota as well as Wis
cOnSin.
E. T. Bodette and wife visited
relatives in Rudolph over Sunday. 1t
was Mr.. BOdette'S first trip to the
| little berg in seven years and it is not
much more than that number of miles
| from here.
Earl Ridgman rode his bicycle from
| Waupaca to Centralia on Tuesday and
reports quick trip. He says he COW
cred the fOrty-nine miles of road be-
tween the two places in three hours,
| fOrty-SiX minutes.
e. |. PhilleO, surveyor. and Alder
man w. II. Carey attended the good
roads meeting in MenOmOnie on
Tuesday. The attendance at the
Menomonie Estate day" was not as
large as anticipated
Miss Martha Burns came home
Monday evening from Madison, where
she visited few days with her sister
and other friends. Miss Ella Burns is
attending the university summer
school at the capitol city.
Arsin L. Arpin returned Wednesday
morning from his trip to Washington,
| d. c., and New York. He stopped at
Niagara Falls en- route home. Mr..
| Arpin expects to remain here mouth
or more before leaving for Porto Rico.
E. p. Arpin returned Saturday from
a business trip to Chippewa Falls and
vicinity. Mr.. Arpin took time to run
over to MenOmOnie While away and
inspect the sample roads constructed
| by Gen. E. G.. Harrison and Senator
Stout.
Kellogg Banner and Miss Grace
Harvey of Stevens Point visited in
the twin cities and NekOosa on Sun
day. They came to Centralia on a
tandem bicycle, drove to NekOOSa and
back, then returned to the Point on
their wheel.
Miss Leila Treat of the Enterprise
printing force is spending her summer
vacation with camping party at
Merritt'S Landing, Marquette county,
on the Wisconsin Central line. Her
place at the case is being filled by
Miss Helen Ellison.
Mrs. Zoelle Turcotte of Holyoke,
Mass, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
John Arpin, in this city. 1t is her
first visit here in ten years. MIR. and
Mrs. TurcOtte were at one time resi-
dents of Centralia and the husband
will be remembered as clerk for Geo.
y. COrriveau, ST..
Ed. DAILY, son of Lumberman John
DAILY. came down from Merrill Tues
day evening for visit among his
many friends. Ed. is all here except
ing four front teeth which he lost
while bathing in one of the northern
lakes. DR.. Charles G. POmainville,
dentist, is supplying another set of
inCiSOrS.
Stevens Point Gazette: S. E. Kar-
ner of Centralia is visiting in the city
today. A new saw mill is being built
there by DAILY & Sampson, which Mr..
Karner expects to take charge of when
cOmpleted.-W E. Wheelan, Geo. w.
PauIus and Ed Spatford, all of Grand
: Rapids. transacted business in the
city on Saturday.-Judge J. A. Gaynor
of Grand Rapids spent Tuesday in
Stevens Point on business.
Mrs. James Lowe of Neillsville
mother of Mrs. Frank Glass, and Miss
Laura Glass are visiting relatives in
Centralia Mrs. Lowe is the lady who
narrowly escaped death at the hands
of her jealous husband in NeillSville
: recently. She was shot twice in the
: head and received a deep cut in the
neck from a razor. An operation was
successfully performed and Mrs. Lowe
is improving nicely, though still in {
!, weakened condition. Her husband il
in the clutches of the law.
Walter Dennis, clerk in the \. NJ
Muir shoe store, went to Iona
, Michigan. Monday morning for a va
cation of two weeks. Walter intend:
to run over to Columbus, Ohio. from