Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-09
Our Small Change.
Ia DO Not Forget
TO Attend the Lect-
ure Tomorrow, Fri
day, Evening. 81

Sap drizzled little last week.
Now tap your ''sugar bush"
-'sPretty we'll heeled'' -Sambo.
See Miller's new Centennial Cd.
Hannah Eggs will shortly be-
around with samples.
Daylight gets out @ the lap o.
Night bright and early.
A soaking rain has sent our lats
snow dozen the spout
The "squeal' Of the pedestrians :.
I'm afoat I'm afoat.
-,I40,OOO,OO0 feet of logs will be
put into Black River this winter.
The firm of Natwick & Co. In
the town of SigeI have bankrupted.
A few more of those averages
beans for sale at Spafford, Cole & Co.'S.
THAT Thunder & Lightning storm
seems to have extended over all crea-
ton.
Don't fail to attend the lecture
by d. G. + Witter, tomorrow evs-
ming. Subject: "Details of Life
Gerard & Drake have erected q
tasty Office adjoining their lumber
yard, just east of the w. V. Il K,
depot.
Robins will discount their notes
now very soon. We've had plenty Of
robins all winter, but we long for the
kind whose notes are always at par.
They are shipping apples from
Grand Rapids to Rotterdam, Holland.
They pack them SO that they won't
Rotterdam bit on the way Detroit
Eoeaing News.
SoLoN Robson, author of "Hot
Corn" and for long time connected
with the n. 7. Tribune, died at Jack
sonville, Florida, recently.
Who ever heard of terrific thun-
der and vivid lightning accompanying
binding snow storm, as was Sexper-
fenced last Sunday evening a week2
When the ice goes out, you want
to stand on the middle span of the
bridge to see it to good advantage.
and then if you don't want to go out
too, you want to .'sAun' rapidly.
About 10 clock last Monday
night over forty pairs of breaches were
hanging over backs of chairs by kitch-
en- stoves. You see there was nary
grit in the ice
Nelson Gay, of Sparta, Wis, fell
from load Of pork he was hauling
last week, at Neilsville, and enc of
the wheels passed partially over him.
He may survive.
The conflicting reports, received
relative to the condition of Mrs.
Neeves have been very painful, and it
would seem wholly uncalled for. She
is now reported recovering, a fact
which her very many friends will hail
with rejoicing.
The Wisconsin Central Freight
Depot at Stevens Point, was struck by
lightning and entirely consumed on
Sunday evening, during the terrific
storm of Feb'y 9th. About eight
thousand dollars in freight was burned,
The total loss is put at $4,000.
Mr.. Conway & wife are sojourn-
ing at Mr.. Ingraham's. Mr.. Conway
has an organic inclination towards
SMITHS AMERICAN ORGAN, which is
sound No better instrument is On
the market, and no more reliable man
than Conway talks emusic"
Mr., Reyes ran a large nail
through his foot, at the school build
ing, last week which threatened to.
prove serious. We hope Mr.. Keyes
will experience no trouble from his
for he is hard-working
man who can lily afford to be taken
away from his labor.
The reason Judge Cate was man,.
ed &c. W." was because his excellene
parents, as they looked upon his little.
innocent baby face in the cradle;.
thought he could not tell a lie.'
How nipping frost will destroy an
expected peach crop. don't iti