Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-02-21
Our Small Change.
has had three more OF


"A Milwaukee confectioner brags
of $50 barrels of P. Nuts. O shucks.
The skating needs to be reskata-
lized. It is worth less than 90 cts. |
Queen Esther didn't. put in ap-
pearance at Stevens Point a
The Catholic Church floats sable
flag in momory of the deceased Pope.
The Pope died leaving S24 600,
900. We're of the opinion that we
are his only son. srsr
The Bear and Bull will now have
it. The stuffing is knocked out of
Turky.
-Dqp't fail to attend the concert
tonight by the Golf Bros. and Prof.
Barr 1t will be first class.
i am selling out at cost my entire
stock of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
n. E. EMMoNs.
&C. F. Witter, NJ. D. Private
entrance Hall door, Post Office
Building. If.
"A Vermont farmer takes the
school mistress to church in his sleigh,
while his wife walks.
We have about four inches Of
beautiful snow with the promise of
a few more stanzas.
Brown is putting up his ice.
The crop Is most ''too thin" but it is
passibly cold.
w. S. Main of Madison was in
the city last Thursday looking after
the Belanger bankrupt estate.
We observe that building is pro-
crossing in Centralia, Notwithstanding
the tough times.
There are innumerable logs skid
ded in the woods ready for hauling
when the snow does coma. Millions
Of feet are awaiting the feecy flakes.
The Michigan pineries are as des-
titute of snow as the pinefies in Wis
consin. Only in Maine is there a
plentiful supply for logging.
The non-arrival of our paper last
week compelled US to issue only a half
sheet, and that only to our Grand Rap
ids and Centralia subscribers,
This is the way fellow put it
the other day 81 was telegraphed
to-" The scion will De a tightening
shoot, propably.
We are in receipt of the Annual
Report of the State. Board of Charities
and Reforms containing valuable stat
stical kno Tlcdge.
The Annual Report Of the Wis
consin Geological Survey for 1877 by
T. c. Chamberlain, State Geologist, is
at hand.
John Miller who has been absent
in Iowa for nearly two years returned
home last week for brief visit. He
returned Immediately. .#--
One more week, and then well,
it will be March if it isn't spring.
Don't take away your banking for a
few days yet, however
We noticed VIM. Mccormick
from MERRIAM on our streets last week
William looks the picture of content
ment. Guess Mcmillan must be good
place to live. 1E7
A young man named Hall was ar
rested at Kendall in Monroe Co. for
robbing the mails, one day last week.
He was the son OF the postmaster
The evidence is said to be strong
against him. ~r.
Rev. William Goodell, journalist.
anti slavery, temperance and female
suffrage agitator, of considerable
prominence in the East, died at his
residence at GAINESVILLE. Feby. 10, aged
Sc.
Mrs. Goodhue has been enjoying
the company of her daughters. Mrs
Kendall, Mrs. Joonnes, and Miss Mel
lie, of Green Bay, they having return
ed with their mother to their old home
for brief visit, last week.
We regret to lose Mr.. w. G.
Smith from the telegraph Office of the
G. B. & NJ Co. Mr. Smith has been
one of the most faithful, employees of
the company, as he is genial gentle
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