Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-05-26
Breyities.

glass at Tue aIace Drug store.
Nelse johnson & Co. are selling
the best prints for 5 cents a yard.
The court house excavation is COM
pleted and brick and stone is arriving
fast.
The band boys netted So out of
their band concert given on the Fair
Grounds.
Don't forget that you can buy fresh
role butter at John Hsmm's for a shill-
ing pound.
The patent roller curtains at Chas.
Slocum's cheap. Call in and see
them.
One Of the best wagon factories in
the northwest is that of J. F. Moore's,
in Cent-alia
If you want nice place to board
call at Ferguson's. We recommend
it highly.
The people of Ireland are having a
big time over the arrest of Catholic
Priest, by the government.
Business is good at the Roche House.
Jack Clair says they are full most of
the time.
Geo Zenier is painting the front of
the building occupied by Mrs. Bogus
Iausky as restaurant.
Mrs. Bean was tanen sick with
congestion of the brain on Monday
morning. But is now some better.
Tom. Burr's youngest daughter is
sick with diphtheria. She has not
been expected to live for the last few
days.
S. Reeves has just returned from
Milwaukee where he purchased a large
stock of staple goods. He sells at
bottom cash prices.
Irving E. Philleo reports everything
in running order at Dawson and pros
poets brilliant. The boys are doing
we'll.
Jacob Lutz & Bro. are erecting a
large stock barn on their pemises near
the brewery. They intend to fat stock
for the market.
ID. 7. Morrill, is having his tanery
repaired and new vats put in. John
Miller and Frank Morrill, are doing
the work.
John Arpin has adorned his home
stead with neat picket fence He
will have his residence painted soon.
Isn't it about time the agricultural
society began to move toward perfect
ing arrangements for this falls exhi-
bition?
L. FORMER, left on Tuesday morn
ing for Westboro, where he will visit
his brother for few days. His wife
is also at her folks in Necedah.
Mrs. Garfield who has been sick
almost unto death is much better, and
she will leave Washington for Mentor
Ohio, as soon as she is able to travel
Conductor Sheenan has been super
ceded and will depart for Iowa to take
position with T. O. Wyatt.
trial.
John Landry has bought nice
horse and buggy. Probably as nice
an outfit as there is in our city. John
Give us a ride after the steed.
We just received from the hands of
Tom Nash a new map showing 1000
miles of railroad owned by the c. NJ.
& ST. Paul railroad.
The Board of Supervisors met in
session at the council room Tuesday
No quorom being present the meeting
was dismissed.
| MARRIED.-On the 18th inst. by
Rev. z. S. Bennett at his residence in
this city, Mr.. Joseph Harvey, of
Auburndale, to Miss Alice Gray, of
Seneca.
John Fl. Ebbe of Nashville made
this Office pleasant visit on Tuesday
morning last. He gave US some inter
esting news from Nashville and sur
rounding country. John H. Ebbe, is
one of she popular and leading men
of that town
Webb & Cochran have had their
law Office thoroughly renovated this
week. The same may be said of
Gardner & Gaynor. Yes, and the
Bank boys, they too have been clean
| ing house