Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-11-22
PERSONAL.

Thos. E, Nash spent Sunday with
his family in this city.
Little Fred Voss is recovering from
severe attack of quinSy.
John DAILY is in Chicago this week,
starting on the trip Sunday night.
Ernest Oberbeck started on a
business trip to Chicago Monday
night.
Mrs. Nollner of Dancy spent Friday
in the city, a guest of her blother
DR.. J. c. Commit.
Mrs. H. W. Lord returned home or
Monday from pleasant visit Of {
week with friends in Sherry.
Walter A. Scott, president of tht
Marshtield & Southeastern road spent
Friday in the city on business.
Mrs. Gus. Berth of Junction City
| has been in Stevens Point this weel
to have Dr. j. w. Bird treat her eyes,
Mrs. Isaac P. Witter is spending &
| week or two with her parents and
friends in the city of DeS Moines
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur DemaraiI
went to TOmahawk Sunday where he
has position in the Mitchell Hote
aS barber.
Mrs. Libbie Demarais returned
Friday from her visit to Bruce anC
Minneapolis, where she has been fol
the past month.
Henry Ulrich of Chicago, the well
known real estate man, was in the
city Monday with party of land
lockers from the east.
Mrs. D. A. Teller went to Mazo-
mania, this state Friday, where she
will stay about three weeks visiting
friends and relatives.
Mrs. C. D. Griffith of Sleepy Eye,
Mimi, has been the guest Of heI
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bennett,
several days this week.
Arthur Pepin has been absent from
the Wood County Drug Store fol
about a week caused by an attack OF
the la grippe or some such complaint.
w. A. Drumb made business TRIP
to Chicago, Saturday. While in the
city he purchased new 3-horSe-pOwel
gasoline engine for the Tribune office
Will Dougherty the man of marble
shafts and marble epitaphs from
Berlin, was in the city over Sunday
calling on friends, relatives and
customers.
Grant Beardsley has been laid up
at home for the past week with an
attack of bronchitis, but is again able
to attend to his duties at Mrs. Johr
Hamm's store.
Ernest Eichsteadt of Port Edwards
was an agreeable caller Tuesday morn
Port Edwards and was attending the
meeting Of the county board.
Stephen Snyder has returned tC
Grand Rapids where he will again
make his home. He has been living
with a daughter in Green Bay but
likes the Rapids better for a home.
Mrs. Edward Philleo went tc
Manawa the first of the week where
she was joined by her sister, Mrs. j. D.
Fowzer, and the two ladies went to
Milwaukee for a visit with relatives
and friends.
Elmer Burr of Merrill was in the
City Monday On business. He is we'll
pleased with his new duties as
manager of the foundry business up
there and says they have all the work
they can do.
Miss Katherine Fries, daughter of
A. j. Fries, the former agent of the
c. M. & st. Paul at this point, and
now at Merrill, is in the city visiting
her friends, Misses Aurilla Bandeline
and Nellie Steib.
Mrs. W. H. Barnes returned
visit with her parents near Lansing,
is happier than he has been for some
time in consequence.
Frank Brazeau, who has long been
connected as a clerk with several OF
the leading business houses of this
city, went to Nekoosa Monday to take
charge of the store of Brazeau Bro.
Co., recently purchased of Brooks
Bros. He will move his family to
Nekoosa sometime this week.
Gus. Schuman went to Milwaukee
Saturday, to care for Henry Brandt,
his brother-in- law. who has been at
work in that city and was sick and
enfeebled. He returned Tuesday
morning bringing Henry with him.
He is still a very sick man but hopes
are entertained of his early recovery.
Will Scott returned from New York
and Washington. D. c., Sunday,
where he had been visiting relatives
for about two weeks. While in New
York he saw and had a visit with Mrs.
H. H. Compton and sons, formerly of
this city. Mr.. Scott expects to go to
Grand Portage, Mimi, next week to
relieve Ed. Whitney a short time,
who is planning visit TO New York
City.
Books and bibles for Christmas
practically free. Call at the Metho-
dist holiday book fair.
If you buy solid gold spectacle bows
at J. r. Chapman's you will not find
that they are cheap plated ones in a
few months.