Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-02-19
Our Small Change.

These ere cute nights, eh
The country is full Of hay.
Garden seeds at the Wood CO.
Drug Store.
The Boys had 'er out last SAT-
urday. Fire
Wood continues plenty and can be
bought at reasonable figures.
Another dog has been cancelled
near the tannery, Beautiful
We want larger city hall. Our
doctors want to hold convention.
Ills sweet to be Remembered, as
the man said when he got wooden
leg.
Physicians say the scarlet fever
is assuming type of malignant dip
liberia.
A Post Office has been establish
ed at Rudolph. Mr. Filliatreau is the
?. NJ.
A car laden with spiles going west
was ditched Tuesday night near Am
herst.
Work was resumed on the Valley
Road last Monday. Now. ION to
Wausau.
Don't forget the afternoon tea at
the basement, to-day, nor the oysters
this evening.
--Hamand Eggs, the autocrat of the
breakfast table will be in town shortly.
His yolk is easy.
Judge A. G. Ellis of Stevens
Point mourns the death of a son at
Milwaukee, Feb'y 4th.
birth days" are as thick as holes
in porus plaster at the Philleo House.
1t averages one a week.
The Wise. Central says the 22nd
Sunday, is "Birthington's Washday."
Let's all cut down a cherry tree
Some choice note paper, other
than initial, just in at the Wood Co.
Drug Store,-put up neatly in paper
boxes.
No of our first half dozen of
young hopefuls is progressing finely at
school! He whistles, 'Captain Jinks,"
admirably,
To-day it is braided pig-tail hang
ing behind from the apex of the capil
larry plantation what it will be to-mor-
row only One knoweth.
We haven't examined the regis
ter, but if Abe Lincoln's ghost isn't
stopping at the Rablin house, then
we aren't versed in ghostology.
The Episcopal council recently
converting in Milwaukee adjourned
without choosing Bishop. An elec-
ton will probably be made in June.
The use of steam on the canals
will throw hundreds Of mule whackers
out Of employment. We'll, the coun-
try needs more life insurance agents.
A portion of the iron for the
bridge is received, and the work is
again progressing. All hands were
discharged for time owing to its non
arrival.
The ladies of the Cong. Society
are making rag carpet for the week
! ly meetiHgo room in the basement.
It will have as many colors as Joseph's
coat
Our Pard's little girl, Mabel,
gives Grandma Compton lots of thanks
for little gifts for her little one. The
little one can "thank" for its regu-
lar Cbinee.
Only ten days more remain in
which the Ed. can acknowledge choice
winter gifts of oysters, turkeys, chick
ems, baking pigs and such dry goods
We merely mention it.
A watering-place correspondent
writes s.that very few bathers battle at
the West End" whereupon Mrs. Par
tington says she chad an idea that
| they bathed all over.
European kilograms inform US that
the war in Ashantee is at an end. We
presume there is many a shanty in
Wisconsin where exists no signs of a
cessation Of hostilities.
Judge Cate adjourned Court Sat-
urday, NJ. in order to return home to
spend the Sabbath, returning on Mon
day for the afternoon session. The
cases on the calendar number over
sixty.
| We said we would and we will.