Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-12-21
Our Small Change.

" Gods.
Frozen ears,-bank 'em boys,
bank 'em.
Stevens Point has a course Of
lectures.
My dream of bliss is Ore" gon.
So sings Samuel.
The sszoomer time" will soon be
along. Send to Wick for bulbs and
seeds.
Odd Calomel said 800 below nix
kumarouse, last Friday and Saturday
nights.
Old Sol is now giging back tow
ard the north pole. The days will
soon begin to lengthen.
An old man named Bettinger, GO
years old, fell dead while working be-
hind his team near Jordon, Portage
Co., last week.
The Weyauwega Times has sus-
pended. Bro. Sackett goes to Spen-
GER, on the w. G. Road, where he
will start paper.
Miss. Mary Davis, formerly Of
Fox Lake, has been elected a justice
of the peace out in Wyoming Terrific
ry. Go west, girls, go west.
An excellent communication form
Mr.. IL. II. Hecpx is laid over till next
week for want of space. Also our
Washington communication.
Frank Brund&ge, one of the first
young men of our city, and who has
been attending the University the past
school term, returned home yesterday,
for the holidays,
Judge Hubbell, of Milwaukee.
died recently from the effects Of fall
on the ice received some days ago.
Judge Hubbel has been distinguish
ed citizen of Wisconsin for years.
We relinquish large portion of
our paper this week to the proceedings
of the County Board, which will ac-
count for the absence of political and
local news.
Rudolph has taken the precaution
to prepare for big Republican vote
in 1900. About a dozen Hayes and
Wheeler babies are squalling for Hayes
and Wheeler in that Republican town.
We HAVE no space for political
news this week owing to the publica-
ton of County matter However, VIC
will say that Hayes is elected, and will
be iraugurated March 5tk.
The Milwaukee Lake Shore &
Western R'y is completed to New Lon
don The New Londoners can now go
to Milwaukee, put in three hours in
the Cream City and return the same
evening.
We will furnish the Weekly Chi.
cage Pos and Mail, with the Rcport-
er For s., so per year to new subscrib-
ers We will also receive subscriptions
fer the daily. The Post is one Of the
best papers published in the North
west. See prospectus in another col
umn.
The Temple of Honor in this city
is progressing finely, ten or more being
initiated at every meeting of the So
ciety. 4 Temple has been started at
New London with two saloon men
among the charter members who gave
the contents of their bar'ls to the
street to be drunk up by Old mother
Earth, 'Rah for the good work.
Our stalwart Republican friend,
''Texas," who lives, moves, and has
his being in Rudolph. rejoices in a
bran new Republican voter. sTexas'
says it was close race between Faith
er Fuller and Son-in-law, father Full
Ter winning by few hours. Hayes
Texas is the name Of the new aspirant
for the presidential chair by-and-by.
Hon. j. t. Kingston and wife
were visiting friends in this city the
front of the week, and we learn that
Mrs. Kingston taught the first school
held in Grand Rapids Al the schol-
airs that could be gathered together
from both of the then small villages
of Grand Rapids and Centralia, were
%, and of these, 10 were Of Uuncle
David Bakers family.
Music lovers should send for Bra
nairds Musical World. monthly, pub
Eshed by S. Brainard & Son. Cleve-
land, Ohio. 1t is par excellence the
best music publication of the day.
The music in each number would cost
in sheet form more than the subscrip-
ton price for year. For $3.50 one
can procure in the World $4,000 worth
of music. A beautiful ballad, '-Touch
those Sleeping Strings" is worth preserv
ing as a musical gem. Send Is cents