Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-01-05


+. E. Mcfarland has been quite III
the past few days but is now recover.
ing.
! Miss Cassie Canning is reported
quite sick at her home in the first
ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Gets have moved
to the Gus. Yonkie house in the fifth
ward
f. NJ. Billmyre. of Glidden, spent
the holidays at his home in the first
ward.
Edward Armstrong is in Washburn
tsettling up his fathers estate this
week.
Louis Fourier is Commissioning from
his serious illness of the past two
weeks.
Mayor Rothman. of Stevens Point,
was in the city transacting business
yesterday.
| Edgar Kellogg departed for Apple
ton yesterday to attend Lawrence
university.
Ernest Mcfarland has been visiting
friends and relatives in Princeton the
past week.
There will be grand masoue ball
at the sand hill park Saturday night.
January 8.
Charley Briere returned yesterday
to Madison to resume his studies at
the university.
Richard Wipperman returned last
night from Sheboygan, Manitowoc
and Calumet.
Miss Eleanore Slattery, of Madison
spent New Years day in the city
among relatives.
Miss Matte Bronson returned yes
terday to Appleton where she is
attending IL e:unlversity.
Miss Effie Goggins returned to La
Crosse New Years day, stopping off
at Tomah for short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Rowland's
little son, Bernhart, is now recover
ing from an attack of pneumonia.
Arthur Mulroy departed for
,Shawano yesterday for few days
visit among friends and relatives.
Miss Caroline Kuutz returned
yesterday from Marshfield where she
visited friends and relatives for few
days.
Tony Chrlstman and family, of
Stevens Point, are guests at the home
of }. ID. LaBreche for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collins, departed
yesterday for their home in Portage
after spending the holidays with her
parents.
Miss Eva Jones, of the Wood County
Training school, is teaching this week
at Biron on account of the resignation
of Miss Mary Bever.
Harvey Vincent returned Yesterday
from a visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Vincent, in Park Falls. |
during the holidays.
Misses Carrie Staples and Ruth
Skeel Went to Grand Rapids ;vednes-
day evening for few Gays visit with
friends. -Plainfiel Id Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frlsbie, of Pine River,
Mrs.sMary Riley and Mrs. Jane Vap-
deedon, Of Marsh field, attended the
funeral OF Mrs. Isabella Mcmillan.
Mrs. Frank Collier was able to re.
turn to her duties in Cohen's store
yesterday after being confined to her
home the past week with tonsilitis.
Earl Brennan, of Glidden, and
John L. Brennan, of Grand Rapids,
were guests of their uncle, DR.. F. w.
Starr, the past week -Manawa
Advocat
Miss Williams will return Jan. 81
and will be ready for private pupils,
also continue the Musical Kinder
garten classes at her studio, residence
Mrs. Geo. II. Johnson, of Lima,
was called to this city last week on
account of the serious illness of her
twinsister. Mrs. John II. Moves. of i
the west side.
Pat COrcOran arrived yesterday from
Everett, Wash. lie was called to /
that city to attend the funeral of his
brother, William, who died from neu-
ralgia of the heart.
Geo n. Wood returned Saturday
from Minneapolis where he visited a |
few days among friends. While there
he saw ben Hur'' and attended
Mile PATHS concert.
Chauncy Warren departed yesterday
for Chicago after spending the holt
days with his mother and brothers in
this city. His wife will remain in |
the city for some time.
Peter Ule and Mr.. and Mrs. L. J.
Ule and little daughter. Myrtle, of
Grand Rapids, spent the holidays in
the city, guests at the home OF Mr..
Ule's sister. Mrs. L. A. Krembs. on |
Normal avenue. Stevens Point |
Gazette.
John Wescott departed last Monday !
for his hOmo in Fan CIai 70 a flor q foy