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

seen in town Monday.
W. Noltner of Babcock transacted
business in town on Tuesday.
! Chas. E. Lester Of Cranm0or was in
the city Wednesday on business.
! Dr. .. T. Hougen, NJ. D. Office
tower Days drug store. Telephone IS.
! Mrs. Carl Olson of New London
visited her sisters and mother over
Sunday.
Miss Florence Bailey Of Waupaca is
being entertained in the city by
friends.
Mrs. |. E. Dunave1 went to Camp
| Douglas this noon for visit among
friends.
John DAILY of Merrill was looking
after his business fences in town
Saturday.
Mrs. Libbie Demarais was guest of
Mrs. ChaS. OSter in Stevens Point
over Sunday.
VIM. Downing, Samuel Hiles and
wife Of DeXterville were at the New
Central Tuesday.
Hiss Emma Peters of Wausau is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. John
| Merklein, Centralia.
Mrs. O. T. Hougen returned home
Friday from weeks visit with her
parents at Oshkosh.
| Mrs. III. W. Lord was the guest of
Mrs. Cole, in the town of Nesper, the
| fore part of the week.
| Miss Helen Thorn, daughter of ex-
Mayor Thorn of Appleton, is visiting
Miss Frances NimitS.
Mrs. J. E. German of St. Louis and
| Miss Fitch of CranmOOr were in the
city shopping, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. E. Gurdy of Ne
koosa were in the city Tuesday. They
rOderup on their wheels.
d. d. Conway visited his wife and
| little daughter at the James Luft
home in Madison over Sunday.
Miss Mamie DAILY, daughter of Lum-
herman John DAILY, is down from
Merrill as guest of Miss Nellie Ward.
G. Van Buskirk, one of the speedy
bicyclistS from Stevens Point, made
trip to the twin cities per wheel last
Sunday.
COOle Cotey, attending teachers
institute in Centralia last week, went
to his home in Pittsville on We'd
neSday.
Cashier e. Z. Harmon of the First
National bank, and Mrs. Harmon
were Milwaukee visitors Saturday and
Sunday.
Gertie Kuntz and Marie Pariseau,
who had been visiting Mrs. Carl Olson
in New London, came home last
evening.
Crosby III. Grant, T. O. Currie and
NJ. CaSSiday, three Stevens Pointers,
were visitors in Grand Rapids on
Monday.
Mrs. E. S. Renne and sister, Miss
Frances Parkhill, departed this noon
for a visit of one week or more in
Madison.
J. r. Chapman, accompanied by his
daughter Hazel, depart today for
Fond du Lac for a short visit with
his mother
Miss Carrie Miller went to Ashland
home of w. Fl. Miller and wife FORT
two weeks.
Miss Lottie Mcqueen Of Wonewoc
came to Grand Rapids Monday morn
ing and is engaged as dining girl att
The Witter.
Jacob SLIDER, travelling salesman for
Kentucky firm with headquarters in
Milwaukee. was here from Saturday
until Monday.
Emile c.. ROsSier. hardware mer-
chant in Centralia, spent Sunday at
WauSau visiting his brother Ed.
between trains.
L. L. DOud, Nash Mitchell and Sam
Collier drove over from PittSville,
Tuesday and transacted business in
the twin cities.
Rudolph Millstein and Hubert Col
cord assisted the Stevens Point band
in making music for a big party of
picnicers last Sunday.
O. A. Brown of ParSOn, Kansas, left
for his home last Monday having S pent
week in Grand Rapids as guest of
his brother, VIM. II. Brown.
Miss Eva Raymond, Susie Wilson and
Grace GilbertSOn wheeled to this city
from Stevens Point on Tuesday and
were entertained by friends.
Mrs. T. B. Wakeman of Marshall.
Dane comfy, was entertained in Cen
tralia for three days by Mrs. Geo. NJ.
Hill, returning home this noon.
Leon Martin of Wausau stopped off
hi,
home from Milwaukee, continuing
northward Wednesday evening.
Mrs Henry Crane and Lewis Crane
of Weyauwega were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs T. w. Starr from Thurs
day noon until Monday afternoon last.
Mrs. Theron Lyon, wife of the Cen
tralia mayor, is visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Frank Rafferty,, whose
husband is mayor of Spring Valley,
MINI.
Miss Minnie Helmold clerk at the
Johnson & Hill Co. dry goods store,
returned Monday noon from vaca-
ton of ten days with her parents at
Fond du Lac.
Several bicyclists from Plover took
dinner at the Lyon hotel on Sunday.
They were J. f. MaXfield, Oluf
NahennS. John Beyers, Everest
Minkler. Forest Bourn.
| Miss Marie Wickert of Neenah, who
has been the guest of Miss Nellie
Steib, Centralia, the past three weeks,
returned home Monday with pleasant
recOllectiOnS Of her stay.
Mrs. Arthur Miller departed Monday
! noon for Mcmillan to visit friends