Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-03-05
Our Small Change.

rail.
See ADJ. 6f GotliB Jocks under
new adv.
A tough spell Of Weather last
week, but it is becoming more talata-
bic now.
How long these days are getting,
Notes don't come due quite so quick as
month ago.
| -''Are you locking for any one in
particular?'' as the mite said to the
microscope.
Sheriff Lavisne escorted Mapes,
to Waupun last Wednesday morning
His term is six months.
Fair faced females foolishly fear
freckles frequently, and especially now
since this March wind bloweth.
1t is worth $500 to kill man in
Minnesota, at present. Al business
is getting down to a uniform bases.
I'VE are in receipt Of the WIS
CoNsrN JOURNAL OF EDUCATION for
Jan. and Feb, full Of valuable infor-
nation.
DIR. Johnston has returned from
his trip to Oconto whittier he was call
ed On business connected with his pro-
fessi6n.
A hen convention in Milwaukee
recently has been the occasion of
wonderful sight Of growing by the
dalies Of that city.
Tie Stevens Point Journal speaks
in high terms of the choir of the Pres
byterian Church. Another concert is
soon to be given.
The many friends of Mr.. Walter
Dickson of Almond will be pelased to
learn that he is fast recovering from
his recent severe illness.
The Rehearsal Of the Musical As
ISOLATION was necessarily postponed
last Tuesday. This coming Tuesday
eve1ing it is expected all will be pres
ent.
The wife of Mr. Dorus Lyman
died last Monday morning. Her fu-
neral was attended at the NJ. E. Church
on Tuesday. A good woman has
gone home.
-Winona on Monday defeated a
proposition to grant the Green Bay
and Minnesota Railroad a bonus of
$4,000, by q majority of $40 on
total vote of 1000.
Grand Rapids and Centralia have
the best water power in the west.
This is no exageration. We have elev-
Ell miles of water privilege aggregating
sufficient power to drive all the ma
ehinery in the state.
Rafferty, who was executed at
Waukegan Ills last Friday, was remov-
ed from the Chicago jail on Monday,
without knowing it, at least the Senti-
mel says nobody knew of it except
the officials of the two counties.
The temperance raid continues,
King Alchohol is in the gutter in
many cities, and the large liquor man
ufacturies in Kentucky an complain
ing that they are not selling so much
corn juice as formerly. "AMEN"
John Hayes attended Green Bay
Business College three months, then
re-engaged to his employers at more
than so per ct. advance on his former
salary, which in two months returned
more than the cost of his scholarship.
2W.
The young people of the NJ. E.
Society met at the house of Jos. Wood
last Saturday evening. They had a
huge time of course among so hospita-
BILE a family Somehow or other a
good time is always enjoyed at the
residence of the Judge.
Rev. A. o. Wright and wife and
DR.. Morrill, of New Lisbon have been
sojourning among US day CT two
past. attendant upon the fellowship
meeting at the Cong. Church. Rev.
Mr.. Durin of Plover made brief call
upon his friends last Tuesday.
The recent storm partially blocka,
ded the railroads, causing trains to be
somewhat behind last week. An ur-
chin says the snow on the track at
Remington must have been occasioned
by Bro. Rs blowing. We don't be-
lieve it.
-.'Do you go to sabbath-sdhool,
my lad?" kindly asked city mission