Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-02-23

| w dhOlJ OPOdU WIN VIII dd>
Mis-. Wakely OF the south side.
Miss Mary Langdon departed fOl
| Neenah yesterday after an extended
! visit with her sister, Mrs. Cahill.
r. K. Cronkhite, Of Bay City, Mich.
| was in The city few hours yeSterda,
and called on his friend, c.. &. Jacob
son.
Mrs. Cahill departed today for Chi
cago where she will purchase bel
STOCK OF millinery goods for The Spriut
trade.
The Misses Dillingham; and Jeffer
Sun entertained some of their friend,
at the home OF Mrs. Pepin FRIDAY
evening,
Miss Myrtle Preston and Charles
Wakely spent few days the laLtel
part of last week with her mother, al
ArnUtt
Dominick Relland was confined t
his room in The Dixon hotel Friday
saturday and Sunday With very
hard cold.
Miss Maggie Brill, of Stevens
Point, is III Lne city tile guest of bel
sister, Mrs. John Cypress, for one
week or. ten days.
Mrs. l. Baruch departed for Chicago
Today where She viii purchase new
STOCK Of goods for The Heinemal
Mercantile company.
Miss Mira Buckland, of WauSau, ar.
rived III tile city Saturday and is tile
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Cnas. "A.
MacKey, for Short time.
Mrs. Mary Collier was called tC
PtshLigo yesterday on account Of tile
serious Illness of her grandson, Leslie
Love, who has typhoid feves.
Mrs. Ray Sherwood and two sons
Boston aud Wheeluck. Of Stevens
Point, are guests of her father, Jasper
CroLLeau, aJ the Lyon house.
NCSolo .. ". II. MCDllls VI ooCNCu'
Point, Chas. E. Smith, OF Marshielu
aud Thomas Kelly, OF Babcock, were
registered DIT The Dixon yesterday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Hamilton re-
turned to their hume in PlalntelC
Sunday afLer pleasant visit Ut Z
number of days DIT the home OF E. L
Mccarthy and family.
Miss Lillian Berard returned to bel
school III DeXLervllle yesterday morn
ing, having spent Saturday aud Sun
day at home with her parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. Luciau Berard.
ChaS. A. Mackey has Chicago papers
un sale al Geo. W. DAVIS TUT store
aud w. l.. Lain's music and picture
store OH the east side and DIT OLJu's
Pharmacy Oh the west side.
| Joe Sweeney recently purchased
Mrs. N. Pepln's barn which stool
back of Fred Slamm's residence. Ii
was moved yesterday to Mr.. Sweeny'
| farm with one team and pair Of bob
sleighS.
Mrs. Paterick Conway sold he
residence property Friday to Herber
Kellogg. Consideration, $1,000. Mr.
Kellogg will move his family into hi
new home as soon as Mrs. CONWAY
| locates
Joe Wheir has resigned his position
with H. j. Lemke & Co. and departed
saturday for Phlox, Langdale county
where he has accepted position in
general mercantile store His brother
August, has taken his place.
| Geo. w. Purnell, of Mcmillan, ha
an option on n. Church & company
hardware store. Mr.. Purnell expect
to take possession Wednesday ant
will pay what the stock will inventor,
that is dollar for dollar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Searls, Mr.. ant
Mrs Fred Kruger returned yesterda,
from the vicinity of Wautoma. The,
attended the funeral of Mrs. Scarf
and Mrs Kruger's father, JOIN
Horton, which occurred Sunday after
noon. Mr.. Horton died Friday O
pneumonia.
| A. M. Arpin, of Bruce, of the wei
known Arpin company, loggers an,
Humber manufacturers, was in tn
city last Thursday. The Arpin com
pany operates several big camps alon,
rhe 500 line west of Prentice and il
the Chippewa valley.-Rhine'ande
New North.
| Miss Ellen Minalan, who has beef
visiting at Wausau and Amigo tn
past few weeks, is expected to return
to this city this evening and spend
short time visiting her sister, Mrs
Dean Philleo. Miss Minahan will 500
open permanent Office in Milwaukee
for the practice of skin surgery b
lelestrelysis