Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-10-19
GOING AND COMING.
T. S. Woodwork was over from
PittSville on Tuesday.

i f. S. Woodwork was over from
PittSville on Tuesday.
4. II. Dustin of Dexterville visited
among his twin city friends over Sun
day.
Mrs. John G.. Faulds of Centralia is
very sick with Inflammation of the
bowels.
E. H. Rooster of Springville, near
PlOver, visited relatives in the twin
cities last Sunday.
Miss Emma LeSsig of Worden has
enrolled as student in the Stevens
Point business college.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Lynn of the
town of Port Edwards were shopping
in the twin cities on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DAILY of Merrill
are in the city for few days. They
attended the wedding and reception
yesterday.
f. Garrison, president and manager
Of the Centralia Pulp & Water Power
Co.. went to Chicago Tuesday evening
on business.
Mrs. R. T. Doud left for her home
in Winona on Monday after visit of
four weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Muir in Grand Rapids.
Miss Grace Hoskinson, Centralia,
| departed for ManitOwOc on Friday
last to be the guest of her sister, Mrs
+. NJ. Platt, for fortnight.
Theodore w. Brazeau, student at
1 4 1ar. loy
to attend the wedding and reception
of the Witter-Mead nuptialS
Mrs. F. W. Kruger and daughter
| Mildred were guests of relatives at
Walker a few days the past week.
returning home Monday afternoon.
Miss Louella Fehley, trimmer at the
millinery establishment Of Mrs. X. NJ.
Karner in Centralia, visited at her
| home in Stevens Point over Sunday.
Matthew j. McRaith. employed in a
| drug store at Marinette for several
| months past, visited at the old home
in Grand Rapids from Saturday until
Tuesday.
Mrs. 0. Denis returned to her home
in Centralia Wednesday from Ionia,
| Mich. where she had a most pleasant
visit of three weeks duration with
two sisters.
1t is rumored that Hon. Thomas
Jones and family are coming to Grand
Rapids to reside. They will be well
come addition to the business and
| social circles of the city.
Louis La Breche and Bert Law
were at Nekoosa Monday night, where
they assisted in the orchestra that
made music at large dancing party
in Brooks hall on that evening.
Messrs. Will Scott and d. J. Arpin
| went to Milwaukee Monday evening
and were guests in the Cream City
Tuesday morning during the visit of
President Mckinley there.
Will Slingerland, the obliging as
siStant postmaster in Centralia, has
been able to enjoy the fresh air this
week after siege of confinement at
home with sickness for several weeks.
Lou Whitney, formerly agent at the
MarShtield & Southeastern railway
station in Centralia, and now employed
in a similar capacity at Marshtield,
spent Monday among friends down
this way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin King of
Milwaukee were called here the first
of the week On account Of the serious
illness of Mr.. Kings mother. She has
been very sick for the past twelve days
and life is despaired Of.
Mrs. A. N. Cross and children de-
parted Tuesday evening for Presque
Isle, Maine, where they will spend the
winter with her parents. Mr.. Cross
will remain here during the winter to
look after their stock, etc.
DR.. SimOnSon of TOmah accompanied
his wife and baby to Grand Rapids
| Tuesday afternoon and returned home
on the evening train. Mrs. SimOnSOn
| remained for short visit with her
sister Mrs. j. Edward Brazeau.
Glenn Williams of the law school at
Madison was home to attend the
Witter wedding and will remain the
parents in packing household goods
preparatory to moving to Milwaukee.
w. E. Mack of the Central Electric
company was in the twin cities Mon
day and Tuesday closing out his bust
ness affairs here which have been
succeeded by the Twin City Electric
company. Mr.. Mack departed Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Dwight Scion Sutliff, nee Miss
Nettie Wheelan, of WOodboro at
tended the Witter wedding and recep-
ton in Grand Rapids yesterday. Mrs.
Sutlitf will be guest at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
| Wheelan, the remainder of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Searls, whose
summer home has been at their cram
berry marsh at Walker, are now partly
settled in the de Grandpre house for
merly occupied by L. B. Kelly, so that
the girls can attend school. Mr..
Searls expects to get entirely moved
in about two weeks.
Matt Farrell, an old resident, went
to Oshkosh Monday afternoon to
undergo an operation by DR.. Chas. W.
Oyiatt for what is thought to be a
cancer on the lower lip. The cancer
is in its primary state and it is be-
lieved has been taken in time. Mr..
j. a. Gaynor accompanied Mr.. Farrell
on this trip.
George Martin, painter and paper
hanger, has accepted position under
yearly contract for Rousseau &
| Shepard of Chelsea. as cook in their
lumber camps and mill. He has been
at work up there for several weeks
and was in Grand Rapids this week to