Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-12-12
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A good house to let. Enquire of
REPORTER.
DrG +. Witter, Office entrance.
hall door Post Office Building.
Five pillars were added to the
Temple last Friday evening
-Whorton Bros. will soon be OPP
Grating their new planning mill near the
Centralia depot.
Frank Femlins. an old Rapids
boy, and late OF Iowa will spend the
winter in the city.
Weed & Co. s lumber mill of Osh-
kosh was burned Tuesday evening,
Nov 10Th. Loss So,
WIN. Ward. brother of O. c.
Ward, dcscared, and son Byron, old
time Rapidtes are in town.
A man on Quality Row calls his
dos Subsequently, because he al
ways follows after bone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lornc have quietly
gone to housekeeping in Canada. We
hope they har. good trusty girl.
The Band concert comes of
Thursday the 10Th int. The pro-
gramme will be good one.
Bro. Barnum it is unsafe for a
man to imbibe corn juice, especially
when absent from his slnctum, if a
printer and editor.
George Wood has been suffering
from severe hemorrhage Of the nose
! the past two weeks, which has threat
ened to be serious lie is recovering
The Temple of Honor Reading
Room has been discontinued. The
expense Of running the room was rath-
err more than the profit accuing to the
public.
Walter, the Youngest son of Geo.
lIowes and the third to fall victim
to the diphtheris in the home Of our
good friend. passed away Friday morn
in- Not. 29th, aged / years.
Winter is upon us sure. Good
logging, plenty of work, and big river
next spring is what the boys want
1t looks now as though they were 60
ing to have all these.
S L. Mason, We learn ia sinking
tuular we'll on his farm in Mason
Vile. lie has reached distance OF
nearly two hundred feet, and is going
further. We hope he will succeed in
his costly enterprise.
-Conductor Shute Of the Valley
Road, has been laying off or few
DAYS having social" with general
debility, but hc is around again
Sheehan took Shute's train during his
lay Of
Did you ever see an Indian Pawn
! ces overcoat! : Ci". Satm'ctay Night
Yes, and we've seen him Sioux for its
recovery No,risfo,ca Hcrald. And
it took 2 Cheyenne of evidence to re-
cover it.-Od City Derrich. Why
didn't he now and then lay Chippe-
va and redeem it like Il man.
WIN. Brown * moving the old
Searle Barn. The city pays $4,000
and G. s. Warren little remainder
to put it where it will do the most
good. If the city is going to estab-
fish precedent as mover of private
property it did we'll in making its
maiden effort in ''Eisting" the old red
barn. Lets all be moved oud,
We understand that Bdrnnm says:
If | lived in Wood County, / move
the county seat over to Central.a. "
Barnum may be able to move his own
seat whittier lie choose, but when he
undertakes TO move county seat, he
is most too light Wood county IS
able to take care Of her own business
without the Interference CT the Wau-
sau dwarf.
There will be Episcopal services
at Writer'S Hall, Sunday next. morn
ing and evening at tle usual hour,
Rev. w. G. Armstrong officiating
St Johns Mission EpiscopaD have
made arrangements to hold theisr SER
wees hereafter in Writer'S Hall in,
stead Of Crosses Hall Regular ser
vices on the Sd Sunday in each month.
The PRESIDENT S Message which
we presented last week is plain, SEN
siblo document with no vcrbosity The
President admits that his southern
policy has not returned large interest,
and that the executive bread cast upon
the waters of southern hatred and
l. l.