Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-05-20

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thing you know the prayer meetings
will wind up with dance" We
want to just tell the devil, he's mistak-
Gu; the lack of numbers prohibits
even one set.
Judge Wood has put first class
planer into the Wagner Cabinet Nam
ufactory building, and the whi-r-r-r-r-r
Of the planer is. advertising the fact.
\ little printers ink will make 'em
hear that planning mill all over the
county, Judge.
John Coulthart said he had heard
that we had said that we could lick
any maple syrup we could lawfully
reach, so he tried us on" It's a
balm for the stomach wounded a fee
t!ons but o how it hurts the tender
coatings of ones pocket book.
Old Winter comes sparkling Miss
Spring regularly every night and with
pretty promises unfu]lflled, dispells
the warmth which otherwise would be
in her heart Miss Spring hasn't
stuck violets in her hair yes, but she's
blowing about how she's going to pref
ty soon.
1.-The Almanac Publishers complain
that their business is destroyed by
Ayers American Almanac. The peo-
pie prefer ii than any other, the Farm
er,s, Western. Southern or the numer.
Gus local almanaca when they can get
Ayers. 1t supplies the best astronom-,
ical data, weathers and jokes ,of them
all, and above all, medical a{vica which
is invaluable for every family. It is
supplied gratis by the druggists.
and should be preserved
for constant reference and use.
We are sure that no good housekeeper
or grandmother goes willingly without
one. Anti SLaccry Standard ". Y.
Personal. -Robt. W6rk, one of
the old It'll boys, formerly resident
Of Port Edwards but now of Elroy
where Shang Chandler trimeth the
Heod-Light is in our city. He re-
ports Julius Caesar in full bloom and
as full of music as a steam pianer.
VIM. Richardson made tracks upon
our highway last week. We send
thee a Testament, William, to swear
those bung-ed up kegists on.
Items from .CeDtralia, May
17tIl.-Quite number Of our citi-
zens have, and are changing their place
Of residence. DR.. 2. Stebbing first
on the list has sold his property to Mr..
Anderson, and started with his family
last Tuesday for Chicago, where he
intends leaving them with relatives I'M
til he can find suitable location. i, Mr..
NJ. j. Hoover of the firm of Moore &
Hoover, has sold his interest to Mr..
Moore and started with his family last
Wednesday for Contralia, ILL.,, whittier.
he intends working at his (wagon-
makers) trade, Mr. Chas. D. Lem
ley has sold his residence to Mr., For
and and intends starting with his fami-
ly tomorrow (Tuesday) for Mass.
where they intend spending four
weeks visiting friends and relatives af-
ter which they expect to return to
Chicago and join Mr.. D. MoCurchie
and family and all 90 to California.
Mr.. G. S. Taylor and b.. Z. Wor-
Ellington have gone to Minnesota to
vend a patent equalizer.
Mrs. Coleman and family are WIS.,
ting friends in Nebraska.
Mr. Haertel has closed his shin
gle mill and intends converting it into
a furniture and pump factory. :.,..,
Mr.. o. Gordon has made quite an
addition to his residence by building
wing thereto and treating the whole
structure to good coat Of paint.
Mr. Mitchell has added much to
the appearance of the interior of the
Drug Store. -, 81.
Also other Improvements are be-
ing made which add much to the APP
pearance Of our city. . =.
Our Good Tamplars Lodge.is do
ing a good work here we have some
forty-fve members at present while
others are sending in their names for
The followino, AFRO tho