Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-04-07
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highly of the State University, and
expects to spend four years within its
walls.
Cal. Wood who has been home on
a visit, returned to Sloppy Eye on last
Saturday to resume duties on the
W, & St. z. r. r. as engineer. Cal.
speaks highly Of the country.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
from Mr.. ?. ". Purcell of Auburn
dale, Friday. He was once printer
but is now farmer.
Mr.. Parriseau, is going to put up a
new building in Centralia on the cor
ner of the lefebvre block, to be occu-
pied by Nels johnson.
Garfelds plurality over Hancock
is only 5, 522. This is surprisingly
low figure for the vote cast What
would have been the result had the
election been by a plurality vote with
"a Democratic congress.
Bright's disease Of the kidneys,
gravel, diabetes, catarrh of the bladder
lame back, sciatica, leucorrhea, and
female weakness are cured by Prof.
Guilmette's Kidney Pad. Try it and
be convinced
There seems to be war among the
Klu Klux, over that document that
went south over the Valley Road
soma time since. That war ought to
have occured some time ago.
Mic Schmidt, left on Wednesday
for St. Point, with his family, He
says the cause fer his leaving was
through the influence Of some infucn-
tial men Of Centralia.
We received from the hands Of
Congressman Pound the presidents
Message delivered before the two
houses of congress, also the reports of
! the heads of departments, for which
accept our thanks.
Frank Mccormick has disposed of
his store building on Main street now
occupied by Mrs. Balcomb as restau-
rant to Mrs. Pratt Of the town Of
Grand Rapids. Frank says they ex-
changed property he receiving her
farm in exchange for the building.
Several of our citizens are talking
Of making D. I. visit in view of
settling. While D. T. is a good
wheat growing state, it has its disad-
vantage, old Wisconsin can be beat
on the long run
Don't forget Miss Emma Miller's
entertainment on Saturday evening.
She is deserving of good house to
help encourage her, and give her
the means of cultivating the talent
she has in elocution. patronize home
talent.
U. G. St. Amour, and family intend
moving to Merrill. on Tuesday next.
Mr.. St. Amour takes charge of T. B.
SCOTS large store. U. G is the right
man in the right place, and what we
loose, Merrill gains. U. c. and family
have the best wishes of the WOOD
Co. REPORTER.
10. Gass, one of the old engineers,
that used to run on the G. B. & NJ.
Il. Il. has engaged his services to the
W. V. r. r. aud hereafter will be on
that line. 10. is good engineer and
an excellent behaved man. The W.
V. R. r. has gained a good man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmage, who have
been in Savannah, Georgia, the past
winter, returned home last Friday
morning via. of the Valley Road
Mr.. and Mrs. Talmage are both look
ing well, and speak quite highly of
southern society and climate.
Prof. Swing thinks "the coming
man will be temperate, chast, merciful,
just, generous, charitable, Iarge-hart-
ed, sweettempered, Christian; a good
neighbor and a faithful citizen. ,"
There are those who look in the glass
and believe ''the coming man" has
come.
We received an anonymous com
munication this week for publication,
but we would Inform our readers that
we will publish 10 communication
without a signature We would be
pleased to publish all communications
that come to our table, but we want
to know the writer, or else we want
the signature attached.
The Moves Bros. of the Mainette
and Pcshtigo Eagle publish a very
bright and clean sheet. but in their
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