Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-04-09
Our Small Change,


Spring has come but she is fear
fully chilly.
Building is being prosecuted Wig
orously in both Centralia and Grand
Rapids.
They danced on their heads at
: the Grand Easter Ball at the Point,
at least the cut in the Pinery says so.
"A joyful time at the brewery
last week, in the night. The principal
arguments were chairs and such harm
less weapons.
We are under obligations to Sen.
Scott for a copy of the Legislative
Manual, known as the Blue Book.
Thanks, Mr.. s.
Hon. 7. H. McDill has been to
Boston and made formal demand of
the 100000 voted by Portage County
in favor of the Portage Road. He
ulu III geG Guem.
The publication of the Tax List
compells us to omit the officers elect of
the various towns, as we'll as much
other matter of interest, which we will
give in our next issue.
Rev. r. NJ. Webster left on the
P. M. train last Tuesday for Iowa,
whittier he will sojourn a couple of
weeks or so. His wife's mother &C.
companies him.
There will be union temperance
meeting at the Congregational Church
next Sabbath evening. Let all come.
The cause is gaining ground though
illegal votes make results appear other
WISE
old Story of the Chicago Times
it is reported, has come out claiming
that he is not a spiritualist, which the
Fon-duLac Commonwealth says -
''Another objection to spiritualism is
removed
Harry Grace of Grand Rapids Wis.
was up before his honor Justice Gill
man, last week on charge of having
violated the bridge ordinance He
was aGjudged guilty. and fined three
dollars and costs amounting toS9,27.
An appeal has been taken.-Stoughton
Reporter.
Wen wager that Harry did moth
ing to be ashamed of.
The Catholic Church at Stevens
Point had narrow escape from burn
ing last week Sunday evening. Just
as Vespers were over the four light
Chandelier fell to the floor exploding
all the lamps. Very fortunately the
flames were extinguished with but lit
tie damage. We think this is the fourth
chandelier that has fallen the past
month in different parts of the state.
Look we'll to them for they are apt to
become detached in lighting by con-
tinual turning. Too much care can
not be taken in this respect.
We are in receipt of No. 4 Of La
Creme de la Creme, collection of mu-
sic for advanced players, published by
J. L. Peters, 500, Broadway, New
York. Single copies are SO cts. or
$500 per year. Peters is one of the
finest music publications issuing from
the musical press, and this is what its
title signifies, the choicest among the
list. The collection comprises five
compositions Oiz. "The Break Of
Day." Reverie, Cardiff ''On the
Sea-" BarcaroIIe, Kude. ''La Baller-
na," Polka, Lichner. "When the
Swallows Homeward fly" Oesten
Espiegleries, Caprice Egg1ard. Our
music loving people can examine the
copy we have should they desire to ex
anime with a view of subscribing.
The Philharmonic" of Green Bay
proposes repeating Belshazzar in few
weeks. The exact time Of its render
ing has not yet been decided upon.
The Green Bay papers will commune
cate the fact in season to allow all who
choose to attend to so arrange matters
as to enjoy trip to the Bay, and wit
ness this, the most beautiful and sub
lime cantata in the musical catalogue.
Grand Rapids Reporter.
Come on, ye good people Of Grand
Rapids. Phils will do the fair thing
by you, you may rely upon it. The
concert is fixed for the last four
days in April and you can't wind up"
the month in more appropriate or de-
lightful manner than this. Bay
Gazette.
Do our people hear? Who will GO?
Let US make preparation at once and
so effect preparations at the Bay for
our comfort. Come, let's charter a
car.