Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-03-03
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The Charter election was the most
quiet one ever held in this city.
DR.. G. F. Witter, residence Drake
St., Office P. O. building. If
Lent is being observed in this city
by appropriate service in the Catholic
Church.
Miss Jennie Cameron, of Oshkosh,
has been visitor the past week at
Prof. Rosholt's.
A. H. Colcord has done a decidedly
neat job of calsomining in c. H.
Slocums palace drug store.
No mails to speak of from Chicago
this week, owing to large snow storms
in Chicago and vicinity.
The Good Templars Open Meeting
will be held in the Methodist church
next Sunday evening.
50 over coats for sale at 81. Fl.
Comptons, on commission. cheaper than
can be sold anywhere else in Wood
County. Call and see them. IF
Wherton Bros mill is again at
work and is planning and shipping
thirty thousand feet of lumber each
day.
We would call the attention Of our
readers to the changes made in the
time on the Green Bay & Minnesota
railroad.
Remember the sociable at the
residence of Mr.. G. NJ. Webb, this
evening. You may rest assured of a
pleasant time.
Mrs. G. n. Wood has gone to
Hudson, where George has his head
quarters. They will be missed here
by large circle of warm friends.
See new adv, of j. o. Hebert in
another column. Hebert is giving
excellent satisfaction, doing his work
as well as car be had in much larger
cities.
Miss Lille VanSlate and sister have
rented, and are occupying the rooms
over Spafford & Coles store. They
do plain and fancy sewing, dress fitting,
cutting and making.
Slocum means to do business in the
right way. New goods coming in
every few days. A large assortment
of wall paper has just been received
and is ready for customers.
David Baker, who has for long
time past been employed by Rooster &
Baker on the Enterprise, has accepted
situation at Stevens Point as forman
Of Hungerford' Real Estate Journal
LosT-In the city of Grand Rapids
on the Goth ultimate, one long black
ostrich plume. The finder will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it at the
REPORTER Office.
Mrs. J. W. CAMERON.
A jolly time at Mrs. Worthington's
last Thursday evening notwithstand-
ing the stormy weather. The literary
exercises were good. Net RECEIPTS
$3.50.
A terrible snow storm in Green
Bay this week. No trains from there
for the past three days. The snow
drifted over ten feet deep and conse-
quently has impeded travel.
Frank Russell intends moving to
Junction City to-day, taking his fami-
ly and household effects with him.
He will run the Junction City eating
house, store and saloon.
Mrs. Boguslawskey will soon open
a first class eating house in the build
ing now occupied by Frank Russell.
She will also carry a stock Of nice
goods.
The numerous friends of Thos. w.
Pitts will be pleased to learn that he
is doing exceedingly well under the
Surgical care of G.. F. Witter. Both
hands were badly lacerated.
County treasurer Mosher has re-
moved his Office to the room south of
McCarty and Tillmans, Market. His
former stand will be occupied by VIM.
Ell. III. Edwards for a general mer-
chandizing business.
L. G. Jahran desires US to inform
his patrons and all others that be is
parpared to make business and dress
suits on short notice, in first class
style. Don't fail to go in and see
Jahran before going elsewheae.
Walter L. Wood returned home
from Chicago after an absence of five
months. He attended a Pharmacy
college and has gained valuable know
ledge in medicines and their uses. He
has entered his brothers store and