Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-12-20
PERSONAL.

George Nutter of Saratoga was a
visitor to the county seat Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Schlatterer
spent Sunday with friends in Nekoosa.
Edward KeSter of Wausau was in
Grand Rapids Monday visiting friends.
John Bell, Jr made a business trip
to Bancroft on Thursday of this week.
Edward Lynch spent Tuesday in
| Tomahawk looking after business in
terests.
Miss Bell Akey, one of the Babcock
teachers, spent Saturday and Sunday
in the city.
Mrs. Mary Hewlett went to Merrill
Sunday morning to make her daughter
a short visit.
Miss Cora Pratt spent last week in
PittSville, the guest of Miss Lucy
Woodwork.
Mrs. c. E. Smith of Milladore spent
Sunday in the city with her mother.
Mrs. Burchell.
E. NJ. Cops of Stevens Point was
in town Tuesday looking after his
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Frank Levins of Neenah spent few
days in the city The past week the
guest of w. f. kellogg.
J. B. Last, G. P. A. of the Green
Bay & Western railroad spent Friday
in this city and Nekoosa.
Miss Jennie Berard is teaching the
school in the Schrader district during
the illness of the teacher.
Miss Helen Conway, who has been
very sick with pneumonia for the
past week, is some better.
Enamel Dutruit, of Merrill, was
circulating among his many Old-time
friends in this city on Tuesday.
Dr. O. T. Hougen and Mayor B. r.
GogginS attended the wrestling match
at Marshtield, Saturday evening.
Mrs. John Wagner returned
Monday from an extended visit with
Mrs. George Mead at Rockford, Ill.
Miss Edith Martin one of the
teachers at Bethel is spending her
vacation with her parents in the city.
Judge Chas. W. Webb of this CITY
was called to Fond du Lac Wednesday
where he will try a case there this
| week.
Miss Nellie Addleman of Tomah
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in the
city. the guest of Mrs. T. G. St.
Amour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Miller from
Ashland are in the city to spend
Christmas with relatives and old-time
friends.
E. L. Kroner will spend Christmas
day at Stevens Point with Mr.. and
Mrs. ChaS. OSter where his family are
now visiting.
W. H. Chapman, wife and baby of
Tomahawk Lake were guests of his
brother, j. r. Chapman, and family
the past week.
Jacob Winger, bridge builder for the
G. M. & St. Paul Railway Co., has
been home for couple OF days laid up
with la grippe.
Will Carey and Charles Podawiltz
were among those who attended the
AdamSon-Beel match at MarShfield
on Saturday evening.
Miss Celia Emmons, who is teaching
in Eureka. S. D., will spend the Xmas
vacation with her mother, Mrs. n. E.
Emmons in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Davis went to
Necedah Friday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. Davis cousin, w. H. Young.
They returned on Monday.
Nellie Young of Tomah was
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Sunday and later visited her sister,
Mrs. Ed. Brazeau at Port Edwards.
J. @. Severns of Pittsville an
old soldier and settler in this county
visited the county seat Wednesday
and interviewed many old time friends.
E. A. Upham, the newly elected
register of deeds, arrived in the city
with his family today and have taken
| up their residence at the county seat.
Ed. Whitney returned Sunday from
New York and ST. Louis after a two
| weeks absence. He expects to leave
sometime this week for Port Arthur,
Canada.
DR.. G.. +. Witter started Tuesday
for his home in California after a
visit of three months with his
daughter in Marshfield and friends in
this city.
Miss May Hewlett of Green Bay
who is attending the Normal at
Stevens Point will spend the holiday
vacation with her sister, Mrs. ThoS.
Mullen on High street.
Mr.. J. B. Last, general freight and
passenger agent for the G. B. & w
for years past and we'll known all along
the line of the road, has resigned his
position. the same to take effect Jan
1st 1901.
Frank Compton, brother of Mrs. w.
T. Jones is expected in Grand Rapids
to spend the holidays with relatives
and old-time friends. Frank has
made a big success in business in
New York.
Paul Mcneil. brother of Oswald
Mcneil the photographer, is home
from the east to spend the holidays
with home people. He is looking
well and feeling we'll and says he
enjoys his work.
James Hewlett is again filling his
old position as day policeman on the
east side. He began work On Mon
day after an absence Of nearly four
months, caused by an attack of in
f1amatory rheumatism.
Tim DAILY and family of Dancy are
again located in their old home at
Grand Rapids. They were accompani-
ed by their daughter Maggie of
Duluth, who will spend u short time
in the city visiting friends.