Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1877-03-29
Our Small Change.

River fies.
-Easter. next Sabbath.
old Sol is the the boss snow
,hoveler.
Remember and vote for e. B.
Rossier for Co. Judge
We want to buy good new mich
cow, but she must be cheap for cash.
The County Board met last Tues
lay, and adjourned subject to call by
the Clerk
"A snow balling party will be in
order opposite the Rablin House barn,
July 4.
odd Winter has gone into bank
ruptcy and Spring is liquidating his
Indebtedness.
congregational choir rehearsal at
the residence of Miss Winnie Rablin
on Saturday evening.
Our Sabbath Schools are calling
for more earnest workers. The schools
are increasing in the number of pupils.
Don't forget the shade trees the
present spring. Let every family
plant too or more naples or elms.
Sunday will be All Fools Day, so
don pick up all the choice packages
and silver dollars that may appear to
be lying around loose.
A valuable cow belonging to We
sditor of the REPORTER died last Sun
day evening from eating too much
meal out of neighbours grainery.
Attention is called to the Special
Tax notice in this Issue. All interest
ed parties should apply to Fl. B. Phil
leo at once for stamps in order to
secure them by May 1st as the law re-
quires.
-Spaford & Cole have just received
about $1,000 worth of boots and shoes
of all casts and kinds, and say that
they inted to suit anyone in kind,
quality and price. Dolph says he will
try them on. mc20w2.
The D. and L. Society have ar
ranged good programme for next
Saturday evening. A good interest
ing time is expected. Now for good
turnout. Admission to all 10 cents
One or two trios of Brahma fowls
may be procured by applying at this
ofics. Said fowls are premium stock,
warranted perfcc ly pure, having taken
the premium at tho Michigan Fowl
Association fair.
The Home Dramatic Company
have advertised that they will give an
entertainment on Monday evening.
April Cd, but have been obliged to
postpone it until April 3D., at which
time they intend to give the citizens
a rousing entertainment for very little
sum Of money. Give them good
house; support home institutions.
The snow has helped log.ers out
wonderfully. In very many camps
where thousands Of logs were skid1ed,
and but for the going off of the snow
would have been gotten in in February,
the same have been secured in good
shape since the fall of the March
SHOWS. Loggers look happier than six
weeks ago.
While at Elroy last week we at
tended very pleasing entertainment
given by the ladies of the Congrega-
tional society of that place. Three
little plays were given before an au-
dience composed of Elroy's best peo-
Pile. The entertainment gave very
excellent satisfaction and netted a very
handsome little sum which will be APP
to the purchase of an organ.
The following poem by Mrs.
Tucker of Omro, Wis, is so good that
We give it place in our columns Mrs
Tucker, formerly Miss Tyler was, mar
lied to DIR. e. l.. Tucker, of Macon,
Mich. prior to the Rebellion. Her
went into the service as Lieu
;enant of the Fourth Michigan Caval-
y, dying at Chattanooga, Oct. 1863,
eaving his wife with three little ones
o care for and live for. Among her
many literary efforts ''Cometh Bless
ng Down." and Indian Summer" are
beautiful
From tho Midland Magarine.l
4 LETTER.
Just letter! and yet /,
Who have tossed SO many nv