Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-10-10
PERSONAL.

Il. A. Llpke Is kept al nome Oy
sickness.
Dan McKercher of Merrill spent
Sunday in the city.
| o. Rocheleau of Biron was business
visitor in town Saturday.
Miss Eva Jones began her school in
District No 4 last Monday.
Miss Della Renne is spending the
week with Marshfield friends.
| Mrs. F. W. Carter of Rudolph was
business visitor in town Monday,
| Frank Vaughn of Marshfeld was
a county seat visitor on Tuesday
| Nina Demarais will return to her
home in Minneapolis on Saturday.
\. B. Cotey of Pittsville was over to
the county seat on business Tuesday.
J. E. Ingraham of Daily was a
business visitor in this city Monday.
Miss Minnie Podawiltz of Eau Claire
arrived Tuesday for weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs. C. A. Philleo and children
returned from her visit to Tomahawk
on Tuesday.
William Withers and wife of New
Rome were shopping on the east side
Wednesday.
Miss Winnie Baker, of DAILY, is
spending the week with relatives in
Grand Rapids.
Little Elsie Schwartz of Milwaukee
street is confined to her home with
the measles.
Miss Frances Payne of Wausau is
the guest of her mother, on Broadway
street this week.
Miss Ida Gross OF Necedah. spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
in Grand Rapids:
Hugh Boyles has moved his family
from the Rapids to Port Edwards for
the coming winter.
Guy Hambrght of Milwaukee spent
the Sabbath in this city guest of his
friend Frank Atwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Arpin returned
Saturday from business and plea
sure trip to Milwaukee.
Chas. Hahn of Marshfield was look
ing after real estate matters at the
county seat on Wednesday.
w. A. Terrence, assist. engineer of
| the Northwestern road at this place,
spent Sunday at Princeton. I
Mrs, T. q. St. Amour was called to
Buffalo, n. Y, by the sudden death
of her father, Alfred BoiSseau.
Henry Dietrich of Marshfeld was in
the city Saturday on business, This
office acknowledges a social call.
Fred Brown of Rogers Park. H.,
was transacting business in Grand
Rapids the fore part of the week.
Rx-County Treasurer Nick Berg of
| Auburndale was a caller at the
REPORTER Office on Saturday last.
| Ex-senator W. Z. Villas of Madison
| was elected Tuesday to the directorate
of the Wisconsin Central railroad,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Hills household
was enlivened on Oct. l, by the safe
arrival of another bright baby boy.
Postmaster John F. Cole of Marsh
| field was transacting business at the
court house on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs n. E. EmmonS spent several
days the past week with @@her mother
and brothers at Loyal, Clark County.
Miss Celia Emmons has been con-
| fined to her home with tOnsiitis this
week, but is now very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hesser of Marsh
| field, former residents Of this city, had
| a daughter born to them on Saturday
last.
R. W. Lyons is having a hard
struggle with his malady, asthma, and
has been laid up at home several
weeks.
John Belanger has returned from
his western journeyingS and is spend
| ing a season at his home In Grand
Rapids.
| Miss Edith Schroeder returned to
her home in Merrill Sunday after a
weeks visit with friends in Grand
| Rapids. @
The Misses Louise Brown and Grace
Huntington spent few day this
| week as guests of Miss Anna May of
| MarShneld.
Mrs, f. E, Kellner entertained a
| few ladies at tea Tuesday evening in
honor of her friend, Mrs. Hougen, of
| Minneapolis.
Dr. NJ Meliin, the rheumatism
specialist, has removed to Milwaukee
for the winter where he will practice
his profession.
| County Clerk e. S. Renne and Reg
lister OF Deeds E. A. Upham saw the
wrestling contest at MarShfeld last
Saturday night.
Mrs. Geo. w. Baker returned Sun
day from weeks visit at Rudolph.
where she was guest of her daughter,
Mrs. n. G. Ratelle.
| Editor Hutchinson Of the Necedah
Republican was a Grand Rapids
visitor on Monday and made this
office fraternal call.
n. Pepin and Frank Billmeyer re-
turned from their trip up the state
inspecting timber lands for the
General Paper Co. Monday.
Clark Jenkins, principal of the
Babcock schools spent Saturday i'm the
city. Clark is cultivating beard in
anticipation of cold winter.
Walter Lyons, conductor on the
Omaha railroad, is in the city to see
his father, r. ". Lyons, who lies
very sick at his home in this city.