Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-07-01
Brefities.
Brefities.
DR.. G, F. Witter, residence Drake
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j Buildings that were displaced BY
the food are being rapidly replaced
The old Kline building is again in
condition to be servicable
Ingraham & Co. are rebuilding
their damaged property.
A steamboat loaded with passengers
was burned on East river n. Y. Mon
day, in which forty lives were lost.
! The American rife team came out
victorious over the Irish team by a
score of 1892 to 1850.
The Marshfeld Times, gives notice
that there will be big time on the
4th of July at that place.
A little fracas took place in the
lower part of town last Tuesday eve.
The fight came from a misunderstood
ing between parties.
Communion service at Cong. church
next sabbath morning; preparatory
meeting Saturday afternoon at half
past two o'clock.
The Catholic Society will give a
festival and ball at Music Hall on the
evening Of July 9Th. They extend a
cordial invitation 70 all.
DR.. G. f. Whitney will be prepar-
ed to sell Vaccine Virus at his home
on next Saturday July Sd, to any and
all who desire. Not until Saturday.
We purchased about IS fonts OF
new type last week, latest styles, and
as soon as it arrives we will be ready
to do all kinds of work at reasonable
prices.
A company of our young people
left Saturday afternoon last for St.
Point to hear "Pinafore' rendered by
amateurs of that city. They report
a pleasant trip, and that they enjoyed
pinafore very much.
D. P. Morrill, desires US to an
nounce that he has had his meat MAJ
ket thoroughly renovated and painted
and is now at the old stand ready to
supply his customers with anything
in his line.
Two men named respectively Brown
and johnson, while engaged in a game
of poker in a saloon in Centralia, last
Friday, got in row about the game
and johnson drew his revolver and
shot at Brown just grazing the top of
his head.
MARRIED.-In Centralia, June 80,
1880, by Rev. J. S. Norris, at the
residence Of the brides father. MIR.
Henry I. Painter and Miss Mary A.
Darlington.
They in company with Al. Caring
ton, Geo. NJ. Hill and N. E. Emmons
started for Ruby, Colorado. last even
ing. Success to the whole party.
There will be meeting held at
Writer'S Hall on next Saturday even
ing for the purpose of organizing a
Republican Club, to which every Re-
publican is earnestly invited We
wish all persons who believe that the
country will be best served by the
continuance Of the Republican party
in power to come and assist in organic
ing. Let the Motto be Omitted we
stand, Divided we fall"
The entertainment to be given on
Fair Grounds on the 5th is to be for
the benefit Of the association, the net
receipts so toward repairing the track
There has been some fault found on
account of the admission fee. There
should not be, as they will give a good
entertainment for the price of admis-
sion, better than is usually given for
the prices which will be charged for
admission to the grounds. Every one
should feel interested and help bY
contributing their mite, rather than
by fault finding and grumbling, mar
the success of the enterprise.
We are informed by Genl Pass
Agent of the G. Is. &; NJ. r. r. that
he has lately put on sale at all Junct-
ion Stations, tickets to Dubuque.
Rock Island, Keokuck, Quincy, Han
nibal aud St. Louis and other Missis-
sippi river points south Of La Crosse
at very low rates. The route is via
G. 3. & NJ. r. r. to La Crosse thence
by Keokuck Northern Packet Line, to
destination. During the summer a
rail and river route is a most excellent
one. Both first and second class un-
limited and limited tickets are on sale
at g. 3 & NJ. stations.
The case of Bishop VS.. the city Of
Ccntralia was tried last week and the