Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-04-25
PERSONAL.

the bicycle lottery.
Ed Spafford went to Stevens Point
on Tuesday this week.
Mrs E. T. Harmon is reported on
the sick list this week.
Nels Passineau is helping NJ. A.
B0goger in his livery barn.
Mrs. Edward Lynch is numbered
among the sick at present.
ID. D. Conway did legal business at
Stevens Point last Saturday.
Miss Winnie White of Vesper visited
friends in the city this week.
Royal Havenor of Waupaca spent
Sunday with parents in this city.
S. n. Whittlesey of Cranmocr was a
business visitor in the city Friday.
s Miss Jennie Kollock visited at La
Crosse on Tuesday and Wednesday.
B. L. Brown departed for Bismark,
n. D.. on Tuesday via the g. B. & W.
E. M. Copps of Stevens Point was
business visitor here on Saturday last.
W. L. Boyce Of Plaintield was in the
city on grave matter of business this
week.
E. P. Arpin left Tuesday noon for
few days absence in Madison on
business.
Geo. Whitman arrived in the city
Tuesday evening from the q. S. army
in Manila.
Miss Della Jones has been confined
to her bed the past week with Sciatlc
rheumatism.
Herman Hoerl of MarShfeld spent
three days in town the past week
visiting friends.
Miss Isabelle Bowen of DeXterville
visited her friend, Ida Carman of this
city over Sunday.
Guy Nash did business at Merrill
and WauSau for the Northern Paper
Co. on Friday last week.
Mrs. Jos. Dugas and daughter, Mrs.
John Love left Tuesday noon for Mrs.
Loves home in Sioux City, la.
Glenn Williams of Milwaukee is in
the city and many old-time friends
here are glad to see him again.
E. J. Whitney spent two or three
days in Milwaukee this week in the
interest of the local lodge of Elks.
Geo. Delap was down from Marsh
field Sunday, and also Mr.. Lyons.
local reporter on the Times Of that
city.
Mrs. Walworth arrived in the city
Monday for short visit with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herb kellogg, on
the west side.
Charley DAILY returned Friday night
from his northern trip with II head of
draft horses for the sale stable of
Ketchum & DAILY.
VIII Sibley of the New London
Press was in the city over Sunday, a
guest of friend. His bright smile
,haunts her STILL"
The familiar cOuntenance of Jos.
Whitney was noticed in town this
week, having returned from his trip
down the Mississippi.
Miss Gertrude Harris. expert re-
TOUGHER at Menzels studio is back to
her duties after visiting at home in
New Lisbon and Milwaukee.
W. II. Bean of Hansen was bust
ness visitor to the county seat Monday.
He reports a great improvement in
the condition of the roads.
C. B. Carman, freight conductor on
the G. M. & st. 2. railroad, with
headquarters at Star Lake, was a
welcome visitor in this city the past
week.
Mrs. f. ]. Cameron and son departed
for Milwaukee on Tuesday p. m. via
the popular route, the G. B. & w. She
will spend couple of weeks visiting
relatives there.
Miss Rose McCamley returned from
Oshkosh during the past week and is
almost restored to health. Her friends
were surprised to find her so we'll, as
she appears to be.
DR.. Boorman went to Milwaukee
Monday on a business visit. He will
be met in the city by Mrs. Boorman
who has been visiting relatives in
Madison for week or two.
Fred NJ. Ryder of Chicago, pro-
feSsional paper hanger and decorator,
has recently located in the city, and
will probably find profitable employ
ment for all his skill and energy.
Mrs. G. E. Scarf of Merrill came 10
the city Saturday, returning Monday.
She was accompanied on her return by
her little grandson, Walton Scarf, who
| will make an extended visit with her.
Walter Buchanan, formerly con-
nected with the Johnson & Hill Co.
of this city but now located at Water
loo, Wis, is in town visiting relatives
and shaking hands with old-time
friends.
J. A. Gautenbein of Alma, Wiscon-
sin, has accepted the position of
baggageman at the Green Bay depot
in place of r. J. Noes, resigned. The
latter goes to Sioux City, Ia, as bill
clerk for the G. M. & st. Paul road.
Albert Clas, architect of the firm of
Ferry & Clas. Milwaukee, was in the
city Friday and laid out the prelimin-
airy work for the foundation walls of
the new T. E. Nash home. He is also
drawing plans for other parties in the
city.
Mrs. E. c.. Smith of Mercer, Iron
county, Wisconsin, is in the city
guest of her sister Mrs. Fl. w. Lord.
She reports her husband pretty well
though great sufferer with rheuma-
tism. She will return in about one
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac P. Witter and
Miss Katherine Rood of Stevens Point
started for Chicago Thursday noon to
see and hear the great Melba and
other stars in Grau'S great opera
company. which is producing Faust"
II, tbat city this wool