Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-02-21
PERSONAL.
Mrs. John DAILY is quite i'll.

grip.
Miss Anna Parrish is among the
sick this week.
Miss Kruger of Cranmoor, was in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. W. D. Harvie is numbered
among the sick this week.
Attorney Fitch of Nekoosa attended
the dance Monday evening.
Mrs. Schultz of Babcock was shop
ping in the city this week.
Miss Nan White of Pittsville is
guest Of Mrs. May LaVigne.
Miss Edith Warner of Rudolph was
shopping IN the city Saturday.
Attorney B. NJ. Vaughn is confined
at home with an attack of grip.
James c. Buckland of Milwaukee
was Sunday visitor in the city.
Fred Stamn's new house on Oak
street is fast nearing completion.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Christman Oh Monday Il pound boy.
Mrs. Joe Heller of Mosinee was
business visitor in the city the past
week.
w. B. Naylor OF Tomah is spending
the week in the city, a guest at the
Lyon House.
Dolph Bezoier of Minneapolis spent
Sunday in the city, visiting with his
Oldtime friends.
Tom Nash of Tomahawk was the
guest of his sister, Miss Alice. the
first of the week.
Mrs. j. E. Thomas of Nekoosa
attended the party at HarmOn'S
Thursday evening.
Fred Harmon of Princeton is the
guest Of his cousin, Oscar Potter at
the Commercial House.
There has been an epidemic of
mumps in the town of Rudolph
during the past few weeks.
Miss Helen Kroner went to Kill
bOurn City today to spend Sunday with
her FRIEND Mrs. Dell White.
Mrs. Joseph Dugas, ST., of Broad
way street has been very sick but is
reported somewhat improved.
Ira MoorS of Hancock took in the
ball at the Opera House Monday night,
returning to his home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Law of
Babcock were the guests of Mrs.
Joseph Cave a few days the past week.
Mrs. H. Olson of WinOna came over
Tuesday to attend the measure party
held at Mrs. H. Rablin's on that
evening.
Edward Lynch visited at Neenah,
Friday and spent Sunday with his
wife at Appleton, the guest of DR..
Earl Douglas.
Miss Jennie Berard, teacher in the
Bender school, gave her pupils a sleigh
ride to Port Edwards and NekooSa,
Friday afternoon.
Master Earl Hill of the west side
entertained few of his young friends
Friday evening in honor Of his
eleventh birthday.
Mr.. and Mis-. Sam Karner and son
Earl of Stevens Point are in the city
visiting with her father, Jack Pat
erick, and family.
VIM. Dillon, of Chicago, represent
ing the Chicago Record Home Study
Circle Library Association, is IN the
city to remain two weeks.
Mrs. Eva Briggs is the guest OF Mrs.
j. ID. Witter for a few days before
her daughter Mrs
Hiram Knox, to her new home in
Dallas Texas.
Lafayette Porter and wife returned
last Wednesday from ten days visit
at Windsor, in Dane county. They
We're called there by the death of
brOther-in law.
Rev. A. Peterson went to Green
Bay Saturday to supply two churches
of the MOravian denomination there
which are without resident pastor.
He returned Tuesday noon.
Jim Kiley, a former resident at the
Rapids, now one of the representa-
tiveS of the Armour Co. on the road.
was calling on the trade here last
week, and renewing old acQuaintances.
Mrs. A. Dutrisac, and two children
of Mrs. j. n. Meunier of Tomahawk
arrived in the city Saturday night re-
turning to their home Tuesday after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. DutriSac'S
mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Thorn.
Mrs. Ed LaVigne will start next
Thursday to join her husband in
Washington, ID. G. Her stay in the
city has been somewhat prOtracted by
the expected marriage of her sister,
Miss Gertie Shaw, which took place
yesterday.
Judge John A. Gaynor and F. J.
Wood, cashier of the Wood County
National bank, went to Chicago We'd
neSday evening to look up the matter
of financing the new WaterwOrks
bonds. They will probably be absent
two or three days.
Mrs. Ed King, who has been visiting
old time friends in Grand Rapids,
Miss Lou Woodwork of PittSville,
and Mrs. A. L. FOntaine departed
Tuesday noon for Milwaukee where
they will attend Grand Chapter of the
order Of Eastern Star for Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Cameron and
their friend, Mrs. J. G. Post of Mil
waukee, left Milwaukee on Saturday,
the 10th inst, for New Orleans where
they will witness the Mardi Gras
exercises. Mr.. Cameron will return
soon but his wife will spend several
weeks in the south before she returns.
The Measure Party.
The Measure Party at Mrs. Henry
Rablin's given by the Congregational
ladies of the First Ward was one of
tho rnoct social oVaptc of tho caocnp
it being continual round of merri-
ment from beginning to finish.
The guests were uShered up stairs