Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29
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Org. F. Witter, residence Drake
ST., Office P. o. building. IT,
Miss Minnie Voss, of Watertown,
is the guest of Mr.. aud Mrs E. B.
Fritzsinger.
Mrs. Lille Wood will leave for
Hudson tomorrow. She is enjoying
excellent health at present.
Mrs. JOS. Wood has improved in
health materially since her return from
St, Paul.
Read the article about the new court
house by Mr.. j. W. Cochran, chair
man of building committee.
1t was reported this week that J
o. Hebert was also married, but such
is not the case.
Mr.. Clarence Whipple spent the
holidays in this city. His place of
business is in Racine the second city.
LosT-Some time about the 10th a
black worsted crochet shawl on the
streets of this city. The finder will
be amply rewarded by leaving the same
at this Office.
Mr.. David Worthington arrived
home Tuesday. The Daily Ne,Cs on
which he has been employed will sus-
pend operations this week. David is
making quite man of himself.
The band boys did splendidly last
Saturday on parade with the Odd Eel
lows. Boys, why not keep up your
organization You can do so if you
only will
The blind, sash and door factory Of
F. ". Kickbush, of Wausau, was to-
tally destroyed by fire Friday evening
last The origin Of the fire is I'm
known. The loss foots up to SIS, 900.
No insurance.
Mr. Albert Burns arrived from
Madison, Saturday, and will remain
until after New Years, when he will
return to Madison and attend the
University,
Dr. Quigg may be consulted on his
next visit at Grand Rapids at the
Roche House Wednesday and Thurs
day January 4th and 5th. At the
Commercial House, Centralia Monday
and Tuesday January I'd and Sd.
Consultation and Examination free.
FOUND pair of suspenders, in
sleeper of the G. NJ. & st. p. r. r.
with the initials 81. A. g." Phil.
Ward wants to know if that is all
there is lett of Attorney Gaynor.
There must be some mistake about
this.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Seymour spent
few days in this city this week. A
cordial greeting is always rendered
them here. Mr. Seymour is conduct
or on the Northwestern between
Waseca and Sleepy Eye, Minnesota.
Our old time friend F. L. Moore is
now and has been for the past few
months, popular passenger conductor
on the Central railroad. True worth
and temperate habits is that which
makes Fred successful. May it ever
be thus.
The Neillsyille Times is the title of
a new paper being published at that
place in opposition to the old reliable
"Repu6Hcan." 1t starts out we'll and
is to be Republican in politics It has
thrifty competitor tho in the Re
publican.
DIR. Quigg has received more testi-
monials of his ability and success as a
physician than hundreds of other doc
tors who clamor for patients. His
world of experience and amending re-
sources of medical skill are what
help him successfully through every
case Those who can should consult
him, free of charge, -Des Holmes,
Io'oa, State Register.
A small pamphlet has been issued
and quite generally circulated recently
by the State Board of Health, which
is made up of suggestions for the re-
striction and prevention of Small
pox." This dreaded disease has not
as yet found its way to this county.
But conc ounce of prevention" is
worth any quantity of cure, and we
would advise every man, woman and
child to Immediately see that they are
vaccinated No telling how soon it
will find it's way to our county. For
vaccine virus address Il. L. Griffin, NJ.
D. at Fond du Lac, Wis, who is also
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