Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-08-19
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Brevities.
DR. G, T. Witter, residence Drake
St., Office P. O. building. If
Mrs. J. p Murphy of Watertown
is the guest of Mrs Geo. Corriveau.
Buy your canned goods and grocer
les of all kinds of T. c. St. Amour
Miss Mary Doughterty has gone to
visit her friend Miss Kern, at Water
town. They will undoubtedly have a
good time.
At meeting of the school board
Tuesday evening it was decided to be-
gin school on the 9th of September
--latest style stiff hats just received
at I. c. St. Amour's.
H. ]. Waters has been in town
few days this week. He is now loca-
ted at Stevens Point.
Mr.. Cole, Mrs. Dougherty, Hollis
ter, Landon and Miss Mary Dougher-
ty, went blackberrying last week and
gathered in about seven bushel in one
day. How is that for picking.
Ginger snaps, lunch, milk, graham,
and oat meal crackers at 7. G. St.
Miss Sadie Young, of Appleton,
one Of the High School teachers of
that thrifty city is visiting Mrs. Ros-
holt.
On account of our publishing the
delinquent list this week and owing to
i'll health MIR. Webb has not furnish
ed us with the continuation of his
series of articles but will probably
have one in our next.
The list in this issue precludes US
from answering some assertions made
in the last Tribune. It makes but
little difference though whether the
wholesale assertions are noticed or not
as but few sensible men will be infu-
enced thereby
We acknowledge a call from S. L..
Rice, of Stevens Point Tuesday after
noon. Mr. R. is the guest of Miss
Lucy Woodworth
Our friend Henry McClatchle came
down Saturday evening to attend the
wedding ceremonies of his sister Mary
and Mr.. Scott Morrill,, which takes
place to-day. We had a pleasant chat
with him.
A party Of young people enjoyed a
very pleasant hop at the newly built
blacksmith shop of R. w. Lyons.
They report it one Of the gay parties
of the season.
The Dime Reading that was to have
been given on Wednesday night was
postponed one week on account Of bad
weather.
Clark & Scott, of Rudolph were in
our city the fore part of the week.
They were in hopes Of getting track
of the thieves that broke in their store
and helped themselves to quantity Of
their goods.
Mr.. Scott Morrill, and Miss Mary
McClatchie were united in the bonds
of holy matrimony at the home of the
bride this morning We will give a
full account in our next.
The Northwestern Medical Associ-
alton will meet in convention in this
city November the I'd, at which time
it is expected all physicians in good
standing will avail themselves of the
opportunity and be present
Emil Newman formerly surveyor on
the Valley road is now running line
from Marion City Iowa, to the Mis-
souri, river in the interest Of the st.
Paul road, and is meeting with most
excellent success Mr.. Thomas, who
is or was with the Valley road has just
received one of Newman's character
istic letters which gives the above
item. Emil is prince of good fell
lows.
With view to the thorough dis
tzibution of such documents as will
advise the country of the objects and
aims of the Democratic party, the
Republican Congressional Committee
has decided to supply Committees and
all other persons with such speeches
and documents as it may from time
to time publish, folded. enveloped,
and (when frankable) franked If de-
sired, for distribution, at exceeding
ly low rates. Address EDWARD Nc
PETERSON, Secretary.
Washington, D. G.
j. N. Phillips, G. w. c. 7. of the
T. Of II. of this State made this city !