Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-11-18
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A cold night on the 18th inst
Several inches of snow fell Monday.
Frank Wood has another horse.
Edwards log drive reached its des-
tination in time
Sec DR.. Wells card in another col
umu.
rip Van Wrinkle" at Writer'S hail
tonight.
The river was full of floating ice on
Tuesday morning.
Our merchants are all doing good
business
D. 2. Morrill, sprained an ankle
and will be laid up for few days.
The epizootic has reached Waasau
Oar city is as yet free from the
disease.
r. P Bronson made US call this
morning.
J. Q. Hebert is expected here next
week.
Geo R. Gardner is having the old
Kline store repaired.
DR.. Whitney has returned from the
west with improved health.
H. ". Lord has large trade this
fall in the harness line.
Peter Dessaint has put out his sign
and has house full of customers.
Banking houses and putting up
stoves is the order of the times.
J. E. Ingraham has built new
barn and SIZED near his residence.
The Good Templars are adding
new members to their order at every
meeting.
See St Amour's add. in another
column. He offers special induce
ments. Give him call. If
The good work done by the Tenn
pie Of Honor in our county, is
worthy of special attention
/
We have received the initial num-
Der Of the National Liberal League
organ published in New York City.
a beautiful dear hung out on the
hook of McCarty & Tillman's meat
market Tuesday. She was beauty
Men are being sent into the woods.
Logging will begin soon if we have
continued cold weather.
An explosion occurred on the 18th
inst, in a mine at Halifax, Nova
Scotia, in which 40 men were killed
A. G. Carey is building an addition
to his already commodious dwelling, to
be used as kitchen.
Nash & Jones are doing a large
business. I. f. Nash has been en-
pIoyed as clerk for the winter.
Morris Pomeroy and his uncle. Gen.
Pierce, are expected to make visit
here this winter.
NJ. j. McRaith is making overcoats
at very reasonable terms. Good work,
good fits. Call early.
Seth Reeves has some nice Graham
Crackers for sale. The best eating
cracker manufactured, at least to our
taste.
T. B. Scott came down from Jenny
Saturday evening. E. Dutriut came
also, and will move his family to their
new home to-day.
?. n. Christensen called at this of
fee this morning. Mr.. g. will soon
be one of our citizens, We welcome
him.
r. P. Bronson has engaged a por-
ton of the Garrison dwelling On High
street and expects to move down from
Marshfeld the first of December.
It is surprising how many men and
boys have had their fingers and hands
sawed in the spoke factory and saw
mills this season.
Miss Mary Dougherty is taking a
vacation from her school duties in Or
der to restore her shattered nerves.
Miss Phebie Kern, of WATERFOWL, is
teaching her department
George n. Wood came down from
Auburndale Saturday evening and re-
turned Monday morning There are
four clerks employed in Connor's store
and all are kept busy.
G. NJ. Webb was absent from this
city last week and has gone away
again to-day on business. Messrs.
Webb & Cochran have the largest