Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-06-03
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business.
Remember Clifford this evening at
Writer'S Hall.
A bite of frost Tuesday morning in
some parts of the city.
Z new floor is being pat in tho
ston of Spaford & Cole.
Lemons 80 cents per dozen at J. E.
Ingraham & Co.'S.
What dc you think of 5000 sum-
m.r hats at Spafords & Coles.
Don't forget the strawberry festival
tbs evening at Music Hall.
The Tribune Office is being moved
tc one of Nerves buildings on main
street.
A social gathering of young ladies
a; Mrs. Dougherty's on Satur day
afternoon.
James McGlyn was in town on
Wednesday cracking jokes with the
Hon. II. P. Chase.
?. S. Bennett gave two excellent
sermons last Sabbath morning and
evening.
The improvements on our streets
still continue and add to the comfort
of pedestrians.
Paterick & Mahoney and most of
their employees are registered in Mil
waukee for the reunion.
If any one speaks evil of you let
your life be SO vituous that no one
will bellows it.
The A. and NJ. association will have
grand doings on fair grounds on fourth
of July.
We notice our drayman Mike
Dougherty is kept busy carrying
freight to and from the depots.
Calumny is the vice of those who
have neither good heart not good
understanding.
J. E. Ingraham & Co.'S have just
received the finest and most complete
assortment of Hats ever opened in
the city.
Miss Kern will give picnic on
Saturday at the fair grounds for the
amusement of her scholars. They
expect jolly time.
There will be a fair and festival
given on the 4th of July at Music
Hall for the benefit Of the Catholic
church.
The young folks on Quality Row
have enjoyed another May party.
We didn't learn who was Queen of
May.
A reward of $500 is offered fol-
evidence that will convict the parties
that stole the postage stamps at Black
River Falls some time since.
The officers of the A. & M. Asso-
citation are talking about getting up a
grand 4th of July celebration. The
proceeds to be used in fitting up the
Fair grounds.
L. Fournier, has had his Barber
shop calcimined, painted and otherwise
renovated. His patrons will find it
much more comfortable than hereto
fore. Call in and see him.
We are going to have circus. The
Great Inter Ocean, Largest Railway
Show on Earth. We cannot give the
date at this writing, as our notice is
not dated, but will as soon as possible.
Hank Edwards is sole proprietor of
the livery business at the Rablin
House barn, and is adding new riggs
and horses to his present accomeda
tons. He intends running frst-class
livery.
Parrish Brothers are doing a good
business and Robert is as social and
accommodating as can be with his
customers. Give them a call, al the
east end of the Wood Co. Bridge.
We received at the hands of FL. T.
Waters a box Of his excellent cigars,
"Centralia Favoite." H. T. accept
our thanks, though we are not smokers
the boys report them A No. 1.
We are in receipt of the "Grand
Reunion March" as composed by Fl
n. Hempsted and published by him in
Milwaukee, 4O8 and 40 Broadway.
It is a grand march and will find
rapid sale. Send for it.
ANY one wishing frst-class board
ing place, we would recommend VIM
McClatchie, on pumpkin hill. Mr..
McCIatchie Is always ready TO accom-