Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-23

than they were month ago.
The iron for the Tomah Road is
being sent forward to Tomah.
-Forty-two teams laden with pro-
duce came into our city one day last
week
--Silas Harrington has revived the
News Depot business, vice Davidson
resigned.
Our "Pard," Ingraham took a
scoot to Green Bay last Monday, and
back yesterday.
New faces are apparent lii our
streets, our hotels, and our churches
on the Sabbath
-Croel White has white swelling
on either cheek, the Dr. says it's the
mumps. CroeL.
David Baker, Sr. Us. cloth IS
line slight cut in forehead adhesive
plaster-all right.
Patrick Mechan will erect a fine
dwelling in the spring near the Nee
han Mill property.
Sec the time table of the Green
Bay Road published complete from the
Bay to Mcmillan, in this issue
Orders received at the Wood Co.
Drug Store for the celebrated fielding
chair for invalids and the library.
Put up your ice if you don't buy
Of Brown. Guess you'd bette, buy of
Brown and not put it up yourself
JOB printing has kept cur new
Gordon Press red hot the past month.
It has turned off a pile Of first class
work.
The G. B. Road will establish a
flag station for the accommodation of
Nechans and other mills on Mill
Greek
Our sister town, Centfaiia, is aci-
tating the question Of city charter
,al of it,-but why can't the train
Nbecome one!
-Freiglt5 on the Green Bay roa /
are complained Of h. our merchants,
enl several are thinking OF shipping
goods ria. New Lisbon
On the 2l inst. Solomon Mason.
Of Nasonvile, killed a ho. that
dressed G2S pounds, the largest ever
slaughtered in this part Of the coun-
Try.
Old Sol went hurting for nj hit
the other morning, with as brilliant a
yoke of sun dogs as ever were seen.
He captured his game in abont ten
hours.
A menagerie Boosting of one
ravenous tiger, has been exhibiting in
our city the past week. 1t cost some
of our lovers of natural history "pilc"
Of money to see it.
In the trial Of H. Bclanaer & Bro
for non-observance Of city ordinance
against keeping saloon open on Sun
day, the evidence was not sufficient to
warrant conviction.
The Epizootic seems to be break
ing out again. Those who pretend to
know give us the assurance that the
disease will rage with increased VIC
lence in the spring.
The rumor that the track of the
Green Bay road had sunk west of Ira
hern mill proves to have been with-
oW Foundation. The cars have been
running regularly to Mcmillan.
We fear that the horse disease is
bound to'have another run. The dis
ease under another guise seems to be
prevailing new, and, in different parts
of the state with fatal results. Al
ready several horses have died in our
city and Centralia.
The ice in John Edwards pond
last spring and which for weeks before
going out presented honey comb APP
pearance on its surface, was found to
be eight feet and four inches thick, and
as blue as flint. What its thickness
will be the coming spring we leave the
credulous to conjecture.
That beautiful poem. the ''beau-
tiful snow was re-issued yesterday, by
the first Author, and everybody has a
snou- bound copy illustrated with wood
cutters. The drift Of the article is
observant in all the highways and by
ways, and if we don't get it by heart
BY spring, it wont be the fault Of the