Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-04-22
Our Small Change.

Smelt-works-A Perfunery store.
Chicago had fearful blow Monday.
Go prepared for burglars and foot
pads.
They call Cole, Old man-who-aint--
afraid -to- milk-another-man 's-kow.
Mr.. Horton is moving the Lawrence
House barn. Brown is the artist.
The time that tries mems so,es-
Running to fire with the machine.
Maple sugar Is appearing in the
market in copious quantities,
Willis Witter was in the city Sun
day,-home irom his school for day
or so.
Mrs, Highbee nee Marie Fountaine
is visiting friends and relations in Cen
tralia and Grand Rapids.
Bro. Cole is building a barn and
otherwise improving HE place S. J..
Purdy is doing the job.
DR.. Writer'S article published in
the Report of the Board of Health.
S receiving excellent and deserved
notices from the press.
The chimney of Mrs. Grace's resi-
lonce burning out last Monday fore
noon caused an alarm of fire The
engine was gotten out ready for bust
ness.
We notice that DR. Nourse is hav
ing all he can do among the sick
Dock, has struck the popllr chord
He knows his profession,
The river keeps up nicely, notwitI
,tanding the cold weather. A Iar@,
quantity of lumber has gone over ii
~apids, and more is on the way.
Don't forget the oraanist next Sab
1ath eveuin- at the Congregations
church. Good organ masic costs
money.
Joe Cook, the Rev, calls Magyar;
''dateless roar. This is an extrav.
| cant figure. but not half so extraya
ant as Niagara hackmen indulge in
Grand Rapids and Centrala are tn,
best points In the state for the erectio.
Of Paper Mills. \ 70 tune awaits th,
aan who embarks in such an enter
prs.
We are in our new quarters. Nov
We who want job work, confer a favo
by showing a few new quarters in Il
rs Bring it in, right across from
5paford & GILES.
\ couple Ct fyot.pads assau' Ted Ell
!iuban ON the hill in front of 30 lette
f.lace, last SATURDAY night about Il
O'Clock. But Ed. and the dog wer,
to many for them.
Rev Mr. Norris is winning fovor il
7nr two cities by his practical, earnest
discourses and genial syrapathetic ma
ture which reaches out for all his Eel
lows Good congregations greet hin
every Sabbath.
If this is April weather, lets hav,
no more of it. We used to have APP.
ril showers, but of late we have on,
snow, frost, miniature cyclones, lorna
does in the bud, and every premoni
tory symptom of winter April is F;
fraud
1t was lmored on orr streets las
Thursday that Fred Buhlmyer, to
gather with three other boys were
drowned on Mill Creek, but subsequen
reports fortunately contradicted tn,
terrible story. The boys got gooe
Nnetting, but none were drowned
Mrs. Lina Buggy Of Rudolph has
been very sick, but is now out OF dan
Iger. Her nephew DR.. Morris Pomer
oy. We learn, rendered her valuable
and timely aid, though going thithe
on visit.
John Bensley Esq. of San Fransiscc
arrived in this city last Thursday from
Waukesha where he has been recruit n
his health. He is looking after hi
Centralia property The property cal
be bought, but he doesn't intend t,
sacrifice it. He VIII, possibly improv,
it.
The REPORTER Office has been
,moHed Into The Pomainvile building
just opposite Spafford & Coles estab
lishment. Where our friends will finc
US to receive subscriptions, or order.
for job work. Give US call in our
new office 1t don't cost a cent tc
come in, and Irving will take your or
ders aud do EN- too, in good style.
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