Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-03-28
PERSONAL.
Mrs n. Pepin is very sick.

Mrs n. Pepin is very sick.
E. NJ. Cops of Stevens Point did
business between trains here. on
Monday.
Geo. H. Smith of the State Line
spent Sunday 10 Grand Rapids with
his family.
Miss Cora Pratt is spending a week
or two with her friend, Miss Lucy
Woodwork Of Pittsyille.
Mike Kromholm has returned from
his winters work at State Line and
is at his home on the west side.
Ed. Lynch went to Monticello Satur-
day, where he spent few days
looking after his business interests.
Lee Love of Merrill spent a day or
two with relatives and old-time
friends in the city the first of the
week.
Ii. D. Jones of Baraboo is in the
city looking up the prospect of hold
ing book auction in the city this
spring.
Rev. Jackson, superintendent of the
Portage City home for homeless
children, called on friends in this city
Monday.
Mrs Esch, sister of Mrs. Fred Gross
of Sparta, was a guest of Mrs. Louis
Fourier on High street few days
this week.
Miss Laura Schmitt, the milliner,
arrived in the city Monday and will
open her shop here for the spring
seasons trade.
Ernest Greverus, teacher in the
public schools of Appleton. was in the
city Saturday, guest of II. Wiper
man and family.
District Attorney Wipperman went
to Milwaukee and other cities in the
eastern part of the state on business
trip early in the week
Geo. Brown Of Pittsville was a
county seat visitor on Monday. He
reports many new settlers in and
about his town this spring.
Mrs. R. NJ. Beeston was called to
Kaukauna Wednesday by the sickness
of her sister, Mrs. e. A. Baker, wife
of DR.. Baker of that city.
Mrs. E. Winch and Mrs. Ryly of
Marshtield and Mrs. c.. A. Coon of
Madison are in the city this week,
guests of Mrs. E. S. RenDe.
John Bell, Jr., started Saturday
for two weeks trip through the
northern part of the state in the
interest of the Champion Machine Co.
Mrs. Hall Brooks returned to her
home in TOmahaWk Wednesday, after
pleasant three weeks stay in this
city, a guest,of her mother, Mrs. M. J.
Belanger.
Mrs. W. E. Little and children will
leave Friday for a weeks outing and
visit with friends in Milwaukee. Mrs.
Little has charge of instrumental
music in the east side schools.
Mrs. Boyles of Nekoosa, mother of
Mrs. Henderson, accompanied by her
daughter Hazel, attended the COngre-
gational west side ladies' aid society
| held at Mrs e. B. Rosters "wednesday.
Miss Viola Garrison returned from
Milwaukee Saturday night, where she
| has been attending DOWner College.
| She will not return soon, on account
Of her health which has been enfeebled
| by school work.
Omar Stout who has been with the
American Express Co. here for the
past year will return to his home in
Parkersburg, W. Va in few days.
Mr.. Stout has been offered a position
with a new road being built there.
Arnold Hook and family of Menasha
will move here in a few days into the
residence belonging to S. A. Spafford
in the First ward. Mr.. Hook is SON.
in-law of VIM. Virgin and comes TO
accept d position in the table factory.
Mrs. Madge Kinney of Sioux City,
| Iowa, is in the city this week, the
guest of her brother Ed Mahoney and
| family. She is also being entertained
by her many old time friends in the
city where she formerly resided for
years. This Office acknowledges a
social call.
Do you need bracing up? Do you
get up tired in the morning and feel
listleSs all day? If so, DR.. Baud S
| Rubbed Pills will make yon feel like
new. For men and women. 80 cts. a
| box. 6 boxes for $3.50. Johnson & Hill