Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-03-21
PERSONAL.

Ralph Lee of Marshfeld is visiting
a friend in this city.
Miss Louise Brown spent Sunday
with friends at Sherry.
Anna Parrish is again confined to
her home with her old troubles.
Mrs. f. Pomainville is numbered
among the sick of the city, this week.
P. n. Christensen, chairman of the
town board of Lincoln, was in the city
on business.
H. l.. Brooks of Tomahawk spent
Sunday in the city with his wife, who
is visiting here.
G.. A. Podawlltz made a business
| trip to Milwaukee Saturday, returning
| Monday evening.
DR.. Boorman returned Saturday
from a trip to Tomah where he was
! called professionally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick KnutsOn of
| Saratoga were in the city Friday and
made an agreeable call at this Office.
Mrs. J. E. Thomas of Nekoosa
attended the meeting of the Woman s
Club at Mrs. VIM. Scott'S Monday
evening.
Mrs. Chas. E. Smith of Milladore
was guest of her mother, Mrs.
| Burchell of this city, on Friday and
Saturday.
James Bowden of Babcock, a nephew
of Sheriff Mclaughlin, has been
paying that official and his family a
short visit.
Fred BarrOws, Of Tomah, principal
of the Hillsboro schools, is the guest
of his sister, Mrs. Geo. P. Hambrecht
in this city.
Mrs. Hooten of Oshkosh arrived the
past week in the city and will make
her daughter, Mrs. B. r. Goggins, an
extended visit.
Fl. H. Voss of the Wood County
! Drug Co. is confined at his home by
sickness. His trouble is something
akin to la grippe.
Mrs. A. N. Cross and children who
have been in the east for about one
year returned recently to join Mr..
Cross in this city.
Sam Silverman of the Boston Cheap
Store went to Chicago Monday to buy
goods for the spring trade. He will
tell our readers all about it at a later
date.
G.. H. Brown, travelling freight
agent of the G. B. & w. road was in
| the city a couple of days this week
| looking after business interests of the
road here.
inf rnt 1n6 frnt
| field Saturday morning where he now
regularly spends two days a month
and has worked up a hice business in
optical work.
| Lee Rumsey, the hustling news boy
of the town, is confined at his home
| with stomach trouble and substitute
is distributing his papers during his
retirement for repairs.
Ole Larson returned home Monday
after being in the woods all winter
about 10 miles above Merrill for Nj. L..
FoSS. He SAYS the past winter was
excellent for logging purposes.
Mrs. Geo. Tiel, who has been guest
of Mrs. A. B. Sampson, left Monday
morning for Rockford, Mimi, where
she will visit few days before return
ing to her home in Ruthven, La.
Geo. Linden. one of the old-time
logging men of this section. returned
Monday after two or three years
absence. He formerly worked for
DAILY & Sampson and is regarded as a
pretty good man.
Guy butcher of Mountfort is a
guest Of his brother-in-law, Sam
Church. Mr.. butcher expects to make
! this his home this summer and viii
| occupy part of the rooms over NJ. A.
| Bogoger'S store as residence.
Mrs. Ray Sherwood leaves today for
| Eureka, S. D., to join her husband
who is publishing paper there
| Many friends of the family in this
locality viii be glad TO hear of their
prosperity in their new home.