Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1879-04-03
Our Small Change.

The Ice has gone out.
The river continues to rise.
The "boys" are on the log drive.
Hi, Biddy Martin. 0! lots of EN-.
Our merchants and selling piles of
goods. '"::r:-, :.s.-:.z
1t aprinkl.d snow last Monday. just
a few. 49,: r.; ';-S ;:'.'..
Tho ice is moving out the river
rapidly.
The robin red breast is looking for
worms, already.
Four pillars were added to the Tenn
pie last Friday night.
A large number of the boys went on
the log drive yesterday.
We look for lumber over the rapids
the HTsG Oh the WtSA.
Come gentle spring, diptherial sore
throateduess, come.
Hereafter the Temple meeting will
be held on Saturday evenings.
The bus scarcely runs with a light
load now. Travel is Increasing won
derfully.
v Innumerable pigeons are cutting
pigeon wings in the blue ETHEREAL just
now.
Choir rehearsal hereafter at the
Congregational Church, Friday even
ings.
Mr.. Wittsr is placing solid stone
foundation under the old Wood Co.
Drug Store building.
Mr.. Gilbertson who was so badly
wounded at Neeves' Mill is reported
recovering.
Willie Donnavon cut his foot severe
ly with an axe, nearly severing two of
his toes.
Everything betokens Spring. Sap
runs, noses run, and Judges Cothren
and Cole both ran last Tuesday.
The Temple of Honor will have had
one hundred limitations between May
and May. And still they come.
| March didn't 90 out like a lion,
but April came an like one, with a
snowey name and claws in the shape of
icicles.
How is it that small pox patients
are so pitied when they are occupying
the pest houses in the country? Our
imp of the ink tub wants to know.
The Marrinette and Peshttgo Eagle
comes out in a new dress. 1t is now
a six column quarto, and ranks among
the best country papers in the state.
You never will have SO good and
rare chance TO buy time piece for
the pocket or the household, as now,
at Emmon's. He has handsome as
sortm ant, so cheap.
We stepped into NJ. G. Warren's
cabinet ware rooms last Monday morn
ing to look over his capital stock. IF
you want any thing in the cabinet line
you can find it at Wanens
Spaford & Cole are selling mons
trous piles Of boots and shoes. It's
worth buying pair of boots of Cole,
just to see the face he makes up when
he rakes the pegs out.
Flocks Of wild geese were seen
''waltzing'' southwark last Friday
Does this betoken Geld weather? DR.
Witter says they we're looking over
our water power.
Wausau is doubly blessed. She has
Susan tonight, Charley Webb preach
es there Sunday evening, Barnum she
has every day and always, and we 60
thither about once month. Blessed
is Wausau.
What ia home without a baby -
Many children have coughs and colds
just now, and should have the greatest
care, and bottle of DR.. Marshall's
Lung Syrup. Price 25 cts. a bottle
Sold by T. J. Wood.
Just to show how the quality of onr
Hub and Spoke timber is appreciated
by outside parties, We will say, parties
from abroad, IN viewing the fine stock
at the factory, were anxious to nego-
tiatd for the entire product of McKin-
non & Griffith factory for the year.
DR.. Marshsil's Lung. Syrup takes
the lead of all medicines for coughs,
colds. asthma, sore throat, and pull
monary complaints generally. Call on
your druggist. and try a bottle of it.
Price only, 25 cents. Sold by F. j.