Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-04-27
Cur Small Change.

ing.
-Four feet of wpter in Rube Lyon:
mill.
-Centralia says its worth $3.50 tt
sell whisky.
Cellars are afoat, and the river
still rising, at Wausau.
The Thomas (catl orchestara i:
now rehearsing nightly.
! -Chas. Krugar has bought out A.
S. Robinson Of Dezterville
Snow is reported in the woods,
north, in quantities. to suit loggers.
Old Wisconse Natereth immense
". Somebody must have bust wa
termelon up at Grandmother -
R. c. Worthinston is city clerk
of our sister city over the food. Good
for r. G. He will be A. l.
Our mill men will see to it that a
basket is ready to catch the sawed off
digits. The buzz has had rest all
winter.
Over 80 600, 900 of lumber will
be manufactured in Mills at, and con-
tignous to Grand Rapids and Centralia
the present season.
You wouldn't think the Riv.
could get so high on water; just like
topper, too, in its wrath it demolishes
the bars in its roaring anger.
John Turner, of the Mansion
Star looked in upon US last Tuesday.
John was en- route for the Point, court
ing. He looks better than we have
ever before seen him.
John Hamm gave US apples
green apples-last week, for which we
say "thank you" Now if some Mr..
Apples would give us ham, we'd go
into eggstacies.
Paul J. Paul ! Why didst thou
say that the s'true nature of woman"
and ''the ingredients of wcman are a
little brains and very little common
sense 2" Why didst thou, Paul?
Thou knowest better, Paul.
&C D. Wells has started a new pa
per at Tomah to be called the Tomah
Signal. Tomah has had no paper be-
fore. The Signal starts out as though
it knew swttcA s saoitch.
The Chippewa Herald makes
Ginty happy with $4,000 tax list,
and the Lincoln County 4duocate
nudges Myron in the ribs, and says
$4,000. Myron, and both are happy.
"A new paper has been started at
Wonowoc. It's sound Republican,
goes for ousting rcgues wherever found
and giving them the benefit of the law.
Success to the Wonowoc Reporter.
The river hasn't been so high for
several years and it is still going up.
We hung our thermometer out the
back window last Monday evening, and
the river raised nearly foot.
The City School is now undergo
ing 2 vacation the summer term will
commence on Monday next, May LIST,
with Chas. J. Mead and Miss Sarah
Shaw, teachers.
Harry Compton sells goods at 0.
G. Neeves' old express Office. The
same Old Harry in the same old ex-
press Office He makes it his express
business to deal gently with ye hungry
public. Of course Harry will adj.
The Supreme Court in the case of
Kline VS.. Sampson, has affirmed the
Judgment Of our Circuit Court, and
Mr.. Sampson won't move out just at
present.
Ever the truth comes uppermost
And ever is justice done.
And now our Lo Schultz and FL
la, are the recipients of superb silver
tea-set. ". e. Clark, Of Clark &
Scott, tea-setted 'em. A very beauti-
full and appropriate gift. Schultz,
we'll come up any time and set on the
set tea and eat tea out O that I set.
These are the beautiful days of
Gentle Spring when man is supposed
70 get around lively in the morning,
and .'fx that leach barrel" and ''rake
up those leaves and chang the soap
KETTLE" and take away 'that bankin,
and make himself generally useful,
without grumbing.