Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-01-27
BreVitieS

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Schultz are re
joicing over the arrival of another
boy.
Sheriff Wheelan sprained his ankle
Sunday afternoon while walking over
logs.
Did [ understand you to say they
we're a herd of cattle? Oh. No
simply sheep.
Read the Co. supt. report, in
another column. It is interesting
school matter.
We noticed Daniel Arpin on our
streets this week. He his running a
logging camp near Jenny.
Go and hear DR.. Reynolds without
fail. Free to all. See announcement
on the editorial page.
VIM. 7 King has received the ap-
pointment of under sheriff. He will
make an excellent officer.
The population OF Wisconsin is
1,315.4S0. The population of the
United States is 5O,152, 1865.
A new building is being erected
oppsite Garrisons store in Centralia
to be used as photograph gallery.
NJ. G. Warren & Son, are doing a
good business in the furniture line
They sell cheap for cash.
Henry Belanger, can always be
found ready for business in Fl. H.
Compton, old stand.
Seth Reeves, is always ready to sell
and deliver anything in his line on
short notice. Give him a call.
Gus. Woodwork of Milwaukee is
spending few days with his father
and family, Judge Woodwork.
Chas. Houston made US pleasant
call this week, had some job work done
and returned home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Quimby, who have
been visiting in our city returned to
St. Paul on Monday last.
The Good Templars will give an
old fashioned sociable next Wednesday
evening at the basement of Witter' $
Hall.
Dista Berard has a smiling counte
nance nowadays. A bright little girl
angel made its appearance Tuesday, at
his home.
D. 2. Morrill,, we learn is quite
sick with Lung fever. Mr.. Morrill,
caught hard cold resulting in the
above fever.
T. G. St. Amour is having a good
trade. He advertises his goods and
consequently will sell. He will not be
undersold for cash.
J. r. Dean, who has been in the
employ of J. Robinson, in this city
the past few months, returned to
Green Bay Monday.
Oswald st. Amour returned from La
Crosse, on Tuesday, to accept posi-
ton in the Colman & Jackson FIGURING
Mills. Oswald speaks in complementa-
ry terms of the La Crosse Daily
NeUs.
After an enthusiastic lover spends
two hours, hard labor over letter to
his Cir. and then mars it's beauty by
spilling a drop of ink on it, he first
swears in scientific manner for few
minutes. and then draws acircle around
the blot and tells her it is kiss, and
she, poor thing, believes it.
The Catholic Sociable given on last
Friday evening, by Mrs. Mic
Schmidt, was very enjoyable affair.
The evenings entertainment consisted
of Rotations, orations, singing, dia-
logues &c. and was enjoyed by some
$50 persons who were present. The
supper was one of the best we have
ever eaten for 10 cents.
Society never made the preposter Gus
demand that man should think as
much about his own qualifca tions for
making a charming girl happy as he
thinks of hers for making himself
happy. As if man could choose
not only his wife, but his wife's hus-
band Or as if he were bound to
provide charms for his prosperity in
his own person !-[George Eliot.
The Green Bay & Minnesota Rail
road, together with all its franchises
and appurtences. was sold at Milwau-
kee last Tuesday by Marshal Fink for
the sum of 100000. The only
bidder was John I. Blair, of Blairville,
n. j., who took the read for the bene-
fit of the bondholders, and paid over
the sum of S25, 900 Immediately.
The Stevens Point Gazette has the
foIIor;nor ;toro In their lost ioeua in