Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-11-21
PERSONAL.

2. E. Huckins of Pittsville was il
tie city on business on Tuesday.
G. RI. Wood was business visitor
to Arpin Tuesday on official business
Mrs Nick Berg of Auburndale was
calling on friends in the city the past
week.
Clarence Hamilton came up from
NakooSa and spent Sunday with his
family.
7. Letendre Of Port Edwards was
asanng the business visitors in town
Tuesday.
sIr. and Mrs. W. T. Kellogg spent
Sunday in NekOoSa with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. +. Thomas
7. Hooper and Theron Lyon re-
turned from their northern hunting
trip OIL Tuesday.
81 J. McRaitb has been confined t.
hi old army trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Tibbits left
Saturday for Hazelhurst, where they
will make their home.
Miss Eva Gardner of the west side
has been seriously i'll the past week as
result Of vaccination.
VIII Raymond Is out Of quarantine
since Sunday last and is enjoying
hugely the liberty Of the city.
Rev. Peterson cut his hand badly
with an ak last week, and has since
had TO wear 1t in a bandage.
Mrs. L. NJ. Schlatterer returned
Sunday morning from Chicago where
she spent week with friends
Mrs. Sam Parker entertained the
east side VI. e. ladies' aid society at q
chicken pie supper Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Sheridan of Necedah,
spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs. L.
NJ. Schlattercr Of the west side.
A. B. Cotey and son Coole Of Pitts
vile were transacting business and
calling on friends in this city Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy O'Reily Of
the west side were business visitors in
Milwaukee the fore part Of the week
OriSon Cochran returned Tuesday
from GAINESVILLE where he spent the
past week with his brother Willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Trufant of
Wautoma are in this city, where Mr..
Trufant is being treated for rheuma-
tism.
John Cepris, who is employed by n.
Roland in his market on the east side
spent Sunday with his parents near
VCSpcr.
OrSOn Gordon Of Lodi was in
attendance at the funeral of his aunt,
Miss Mary Gordon, held in this city
Monday.
Mrs. Thressa Gordon, returned to
her home In Lodi last Thursday after
a months visit with her many friends
in this city
Mrs. S. 4. Whittlesey OF Cranmoor
spent Tuesday in the city with her
son, Charles Whittle6ey, the land and
INSURANCE man.
Fred Deal Of Caseapolis, Mich, an
uld-tlme friend of the MCGloin family,
spent several days IL the city the past
week Dis their guest.
Mrs, T. \. Nash and son James
went to Milwaukee this week to see
that much talked of playa Gentle
man From France"
Henry HaSbrOuck of Merrill is spend
ing the week in the city with his
: parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. HaSbrOuck
OF Milwaukee street.
Rev. Jackman of Portage City was
in the city this week in the interest
OF the home for orphan children
which he represents.
Mrs. Ernest Baker and children of
kaukauna are the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. NJ. BeeSton. Mrs. Baker is a
Sister of Mrs. Beeston.
Miss Anna jaeger of Wausau is the
clerk at the Candy Kitchen. She is
quite an expert in this business and is
popular with the trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Cochran and
Mrs. Beulah BirOn are now nicely
settled in their rooms in John
Farrish's home on High street.
Mrs. Smith OF the Rebeckah frater-
nifty visited the lodges at Nekoosa and
Grand Rapids Wednesday and was a
guest of Mrs. A. ID. Hill while in this
city.
Mrs. a. r. Jackson, who has been
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Sam
Church, for the past three weeks,
returned to her home in BaraboC
Friday.
Ebert Kellogg went to Madison
Friday TO see the football game there
on Saturday. He is spending this week
in Milwaukee, where he went from
Madison.
Geo. P. HambreCht spent Sunday
last in Madison going down in time tO
see the great football game between
the university teams of Wisconsin and
Minnesota.
The Misses Kate Smith and Della
jones attended the whist club at Port
Edwards Saturday evening and spent
the day Sunday as guests of Miss
Retta Cleveland.
O. G. Linderman, cashier of the
German American bank of MarShfield.
was transacting business at the court
house Tuesday and calling on friends
at the county seat.
A.S.RobinSon, living in the western
suburbs of the city, is reported quite
sick with thu catened attack OF
pneumonia. He was reported Slightly
improved this morning.
John Avery, formerly with the
Wisconsin Telephone Co. at Grand
Rapids, who was transferred to Bay.
field last summer, has recently been
promoted TO the station at Eau Claire,
Mrs. W. L, kellogg who spent Sun.
0dV at NekOOsa with her husband was