Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-06-29
FOLKS THAT you KNOW.

IOmahawk last evening.
/. E. Ingle, wife and child of Plain
field were in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Closuit of Green
Bay are visiting relatives in the CITY,
DR.. O. t. Hougen, M. D. Office
over Days drug store. Telephone Is.
c.. II. johnson, lumber buyer and
grader, was down from MarShfield
yesterday.
The F. L. TibbitS family returned
to their Milwaukee home last Satur-
day noon.
Messrs. James Haasl and James Fit
on Tuesday.
Rev. r. Fl. Weller. Jr., and child of
Stevens Point were registered at the
Witter Saturday.
Mrs. G.. A. Boorman of Centralia
went to Tomah Wednesday noon for a
visit with relatives.
Clerk of the Court Timm of Portage
county was a business visitor in Grand
Rapids last Saturday.
Miss Ella Mccarthy of Merrill
niece of Mrs James Hewlett, is a
visitor in Grand Rapids.
ChaS. Sawtelle and Miss Slocum of
Stevens Point were registered at the
New Central hotel Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. A. T. Marceau is the guest of
her mother in Grand Rapids. Mr..
Marceau is expected to be here for the
Fourth.
Cocl,;or u TT IJ,r,,op Of tl,o L,;rc+
National Bank, this city, visited with
his mother in Berlin Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Phoebe Kerr and Mrs. A
Whaley, both of Necedah, were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Davis most
Of week.
Mrs. E. B. Rossier, Centralia, visited
in WauSau and Merrill the past week,
going north Thursday and returning
Monday noon.
Jeweler Anton P. Hirzy and wife
spent Friday last in Oshkosh. The
trip was made in interest of Mrs.
HirZy's health.
Mrs. D. NJ. Huntington departed
Tuesday for Sterling, Ill, accompanied
by little Ruby, for an extended visit
WITH her parents.
Mrs. Lizzie Cahill of Stevens P Oint
former milliner in Centralia, was a
business visitor in the twin cities
Monday and Tuesday.
d. j. Arpin went to Chicago Sunday
evening on business. From there he
Joined his wife in Milwaukee to enjoy
the events of carnival week.
Miss Ina Bunker is a guest at the S.
L. Alexander home. 4l5 Cranberry
street, Centralia, on her way to Fond
du Lac to attend summer school.
L. B. Kelley departed Thursday for
Long Tail Point where he will look
after the loading and shipping of pulp
wood for the Northern Paper Co.
B. Bergerson, Miss Bertha Larson
and Mrs. Ole LarSon's two nephewS of
Chicago arrived here Wednesday
morning for an extended visit among
relatives.
Miss Bessie Price, who has been at
tending school the past year in Prairie
du CHEN, came home Friday to spend
the summer with her mother in
Centralia.
Frank J. Wilson of Sharon, teacher
in the Whitewater high school during
the past year, was the guest of his old
university friend, Isaac ?. Witter,
over Sunday.
Eva Demarais went to Chicago
Tuesday morning to visit with her
sister, Mrs Beulah Herrin. Miss Eva
expects to make an extended stay in
the big city.
A. J. Freund will leave Saturday for
Green Bay to join his wife and family
for short visit with relatives, thence
going to Appleton. He will be away
about one week.
Miss Grace Dunn, one of Rhine
lander's brightest and best Young
ladies, is being entertained this week
at the f. W. Burt homestead by Miss
Myrtle hampton.
Miss Isabelle Marshall, who attended
school in Centralia the past year and
resided with her aunt, Mrs. f. L..
ROurke, departed for home at New
Lisbon Wednesday noon.
Miss Rena Houston of Centralia de-
parted Tuesday noon for Billings,
Montana, where she expects to make
an extended stay among relatives.
probably until next summer.
Mrs.'D. D. Conway and little daugh-
ter started for Madison Wednesday
noon to stay one month. Attorney
Conway accompanied them as far as
Necedah, returning on the evening
trian.
Mrs. c.. J. Underwood of Elgin, ILL.,,
is a guest of Mrs. Will II. Reeves this
week. The ladies were former school
mates at Geneva Lake, this state, and
the present visit is proving a most
pleasant one.
E. II. .Platt of Manitowoc is ex-
pected to Join his wife and child at
the F. MacKinnon residence, Contra
liza, today. He will remain over the
Fourth and will be accompanied home
by Mrs. Platt.
Leon Martin. employed in a jewelry
store at Wausau. passed Saturday and
Sunday among relatives in Grand
Rapids. He departed Tuesday morn
ing for Milwaukee to take in the
carnival sights.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Davis departed
Tuesday for Chicago to consult with
DR.. Billings in the interest of Mrs.
Davis health. They expect to be
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has to enter hospital.
Chris. Mark of Aspen. Colorado, is
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. Hans
ROckStead, - remain two or three
months. He was a particularly well
come guest to his mother at this home,
whom he had Let seen in eighteen
years.