Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1905-02-07

Miss Luella Jackson is on r the sick
list this week.
Frank Silver of Wild Rose was here
over Sunday.
:irs. f. w. Ellis is visiting her
parents in Merrill.
Sam Miller who has employment in
Wild Rose. was here over Sunday.
Mrs. Joe Monian aud children are
visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Jno. Patrick. an eli and respected
citizen Of the west side, is seriously
Ill of grip.
Mrs. RoSsler entertained Miss Lois
Russell, of Eau CLAIRE from Saturday
until Monday.
Mrs } 5. Clark. of Butler. Pa. is
the guest at the residence of DR..
Clark in this city.
Jas B. Nash, of Grand Rapids, was
seen on the Hotel Bells register
at Wausau, last Monday.
DR.. F. Pomainville was called to
Nesper this morning, Tuesday,
making the trip by railroad.
Judge Muratt, of Stevens Point.
was in ohe city this morning on bust
ness with Judge Chas. NJ. Webb.
Chas. Bender. Jr.. of the west side,
was kicked by horse on one of his
knees and severely injured Monday.
Mrs. Wardell is quite i'll with a
severe cold, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. II. S. Youker on High
street.
Mrs. Bartholomew has been called
to Milwaukee on account of the
serious illness of her husbands
mother.
Earl Wood, who is employed as
brakeman on the &. 4 n. w. railway,
is in the city for visit with his
parents.
The "ball room boys" better know n
as La Breche'S orchestra will play at
Rudolph for dance Thursday
evening.
The Misses Edith aud Mayme
Getschall and Mattye Bronson spent
Saturday at A. Schrader's and family
of Seneca.
T. A. Smith, of Plaintield, Wis.
came to the city this past week with
load of beef which he. sold to our
markets.
The Elks gave another one of their
popular dances last Friday evening.
A large number attended and report
a fine time.
Mrs. Thos. Gilbert of Minneapolis,
was the guest of Miss Cora Pratt
Monday on her return from Merrill TO
Minneapolis.
Carl Bandeline caught seventeen
pound trout in Lake Michigan last
week and sent it to his mother in
Grand Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. James BunyaD, of
Wild Rose, were in the city this past
week looking the city over with Il
view to locating here.
Senator, Fl. c. Wipperman spent
Saturday and Sunday in this city
looking after business interests that
needed his attention.
Messrs. E. T. Harmon, and J. G..
jacobson were in Merrill Wednesday
on business connected with the Merrill
Manufacturing Company.
G. HI. Wood departed last evening
for Madison, where he will attend the
legislature and watch the performance
of that body for few days.
The Eastern Star will give $50
supper at the regular meeting, which
will be held Wednesday evening. All
members cordially invited.
Rev. w. R. Brown. chaplain of the
Wisconsin Veterans Home in Wau-
paca spent Sunday with his daughter,
Mrs. M. A. Buddle of this city.
Judge Murat of Stevens Point, was
here Tuesday and held session of
probate court for Judge Conway who
was absent on his wedding tour.
Geo. Charboneau of Arpin, who was
in the city Tuesday as witness
before Justice Brown, returned to
Arpin the same day to resume his
work.
Chas. Carman, who has been spend
ing most of this winter in Rush
Springs, Oklahoma, arrived home
Saturday feeling first rate. He ex-
poets to return in April and his wife
will accompany him.
Mrs. W. Pdvlick was called to
ManitowOc last Friday to see her
mother, Mrs. Mary PetSka. who is
suffering from a severe stroke Of
paralysis. This is the second stroke
Mrs. Petska has received, and as she
is IS years old, 1T is likely to prove
fatal. If the case is not too serious
MIS-. Pavlick will return this week.