Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-06-22
FOLKS THAT YOU KNOW.


7. E. Nash departed Wednesday for
Milwaukee on business.
Lumberman John DAILY was down
from Merrill on Monday.
Mrs. Graves. OF Green Bay. is the
guest of Mrs. Eland Ratelle in Cen
tralia.
W. Slowey. the Portage tombstone
man, was registered IN Centralia
Wednesday.
Chas. E. Smith of Milladore trans
acted business in the twin cities Mon
day and Tuesday.
Mrs. Helen Cutter Of Tomabawk is
/ the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Isabelle
PhilleO. this week.
Mrs. Joseph Gass and two daughters
went to Cranmoor this noon for d
short visit among friends.
Ira S. Coon aud W. J. Smith of
| Plaintield were business visitors in
the twin cities on Saturday.
Miss Marie Wieckert of Neenah is
| being entertained in Centralia by her
young friend, Miss Nellie Steib.
Frank and John Jadack. two Milla-
dOre residents. were among the
strangers IN our towns Saturday.
Mrs, Joseph Gass of Des. Noines.
Iowa is the guest Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Wagner, this week.
Attorney ]. IT. Brennan and Chas.
! Pier Of Stevens Point were registered
at the New Central hotel on Monday.
Paul Philleo, graduate of Howe
High school, class Of 80. has accepted
employment i'll drug store at
TOmahaWk.
Miss Ellarene Bishop of Appleton is
the guest of her cousins at the resi-
dence Of Hon. T. E. Nash in Centralia
this week.
Miss Celia Burr came home the past
week from BarabOO where she paid an
extended visit to her brother Elmer
and family.
q Misses Kate and Marguerite Nash.
Centralia, departed Tuesday evening
to visit relatives in West Superior the
balance Of June.
Miss Clara Peters came from her
home in Wausau last Friday and is
visiting in Centralia, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. John Merklein, Jr
Mr. and Mrs. Al. KRONER and little
daughter, of Ashland, were guests of
relatives in town few days the past
week, returning home on Tuesday.
David Collier and niece of Waupaca
were guests at the O. ROcheleau farm
up river on Wednesday. Mr.. Collier is
a brOther-in-laW of Mr.. Rocheleau
Mrs. J. E. Jewett of Chicago has
been the guest Of her sister, Mrs. e.
l.. ROurke, in Centralia this week.
She started home on the noon train
today.
Theo. W. Brazeau came home last
evening from Madison law school, He
was accompanied by Guy S. Ford.
former superintendent at Howe High
school.
ID. Mckercher Of the Johnson & Hill
Co. dry goods store, Centralia, spent
Monday and Tuesday in st. Paul and
Minneapolis purchasing new goods for
the trade.
Isaac p. Witter came home Tuesday
evening from Madison where he at
tended literary, social and fraternal
functions connected with closing days
at Wisconsin university.
Mrs. d. d. Demarais and daughters
departed for their Minneapolis home
Wednesday morning. They made Il
pleasant stay Of ten days among
friends and relatives here.
Edward Akey, the hustling agent on
the circulation department of the
Chicago Record was guest of his
mother and friends in the twin cities
a short while the past week.
Mrs. Paul Fontaine and two child
rem OF Minneapolis arrived in Centra-
liza Tuesday evening and are guests at
the home of Mrs. Ernestine FOntaine.
This is the first visit to the twin
cities during ten years.
Mrs. Walter Burt went to Portage
this noon to join her husband en- route
home to BelOit. They will sell lumber
along the line, reaching there in time
to spend Sunday and then go to Mil
Waukee for the carnival.
DR.. Frank Pomainville spent Tues
day of this week in Chicago on bust
ness. While there he called upon Mr..
and Mrs. q. S. Biron at the Lexington
Hotel. They expect to come home for
the Fourth, or within week thereaf-
ter.
Mrs NJ. Hesser of Centralia departed
Tuesday morning for d two weeks
visiting tour among relatives and
friends at Hartford, Holy Hill, Mani
tOwoc and Milwaukee. She will stop
at the different cities in the order
named.
Miss Emma Warren of Astoria, Ore
gOn, was a guest of relatives at the
Pratt home from Tuesday until Wed
nesday on her way to the Christian
EndeavOr convention in Detroit. She
will go from there TO visit her old
home in New York.
VIM. Scott shipped big car load of
| stock into the Chicago market yeSter-
| day, II head of cattle from the brick
yard and 35 hogs. Ed. Smith. of the
Centralia Meat Market, went down to
the big city in charge of this freight
and will handle them there.
Mrs. n. johnson, Centralia, departed
Sunday evening for SinsinaWa, Grant
county, to attend closing exercises at
| st. Clara college, where her daughter
| Maurine has been a student. Mrs
Johnson will visit in Milwaukee and
Madison before returning home.
Scarce day passes by without few
OF the good people from PittSyille
grazing twin city streets. Mrs. s. K.
Jones and daughter Laura, VIM. y.
Dawes, were noticed here Saturday:
Editor Walters and $. II. Collier,
| Monday: ChaS. Heuer, Tuesday.
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