Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-22

Wausau has lately organized lem
! pie of Honor. May its pillars succeed.
c. J. Carman is doing considerable
sheriff business since his appointment.
Mr.. Charboneau, of Watertown, is
stopping at the residence of Mr.. Geo
|Corriveau.
Mr.. J. 4. Gaynor has gone to
Rochester, Minnesota to attend the
wedding of a brother.
The Roche House, Grand Rapids, is
now under the charge of john Ray,
and he keeps a good house. Hausau
Pilot
Arrived at the home Of Mr.. F. NJ.
Stewart, on the 18th instant, a nine
pound boy. Mother and child both
doing well.
Mrs. Cameron, of Vesper. was in
the city Wednesday buying Christmas
presents, we suppose, for that little
Hub of hers, called Jim.
The Episcopalians of Rudolph will
give a grand ball at that place on the
Oath and Goth of this month. Every
body cordially invited.
Mr.. Philleo's funeral was very large
!. ly attended by all classes of people
from both cities and abroad. He was
exceedingly popular.
Phillip Ward is again humorous on
! our street. Take "Phill'' and Dick
Lunt together, and the boys have but
little peace.
Mrs I. L. Mosher, who has been
attending her sister Mrs. Worden at
sOshkosh returned home Tuesday and
reports Mrs. Worden as out Of danger
and doing very we'll
In this issue we publish notice Of
application for the pardon of Mr.. II.
] w. Boyer. of Rudolph who is in states
prison for manslaughter in the third
,degree.
John Landry sent to the woods last
Saturday morning, three span of as
nice draught horses as ever entered the
woods from this city.
Mr.. J. W. Pitts. has made himself
notorious in Pittesville by killing four
bears and shooting at the fifth one
about ten days since. He takes the
feather on Bear hunting.
We omitted to mention the arriva
of Mr.. Alfred Rooster in our last issue.
He is one of Centralia's best boys.
but is now citizen proper of Las
Vagas, Mexico. We welcome Alfred
For a Christmas Present
get one Of those New Eng
LAND Organs. Eirst-class
and Warranted for Five
Years. For Sale Cheap al
G. FL. SLOCUMS.
Ladies Cleaks and Dolmans sold al
10 per cent. below cost from now
until New Yer. Also overcoats fol-
men, youths, and boys, at the same
reduction until the first of January
B. SLIDER.
Prof. Aleck Zenier came to this city
| from Neenah Monday to attend the
funeral services of our late friend Il.
B. Philleo and presided at the organ
Tuesday. He returned to Neenah
Tuesday by way of Green Bay railroad,
Mr.. Harry Worthington, Byrde
Vaughan and G.. w. Witter, students
at the Madison University, have ar
rieved home for the holidays. The
| boys are looking fine and jolly Madi-
son is good place for the boys.
City Marshal Compton desires to
inform the public that ordinance No.
II forbidding the running at large of
cattle on certain streets in this city is
now in force and stock Will be taken
up if found on said streets. A word
Ito the wise, &c.
DIED.-Mr. Lincoln Shay, eldest
son of Richard Shay Saturday the
|17th at one o'clock, of Typhoid fever.
The funeral services took place at the
Episcopal Church Centralia, Monday.
at eleven o'clock. This is sad loss
to Mr., Shay and family.
T. Z. Whitman of Rudolph, has
lately purchased "Dedderick over and
circle perpetual Hay press" and he
has it now set and ready for business.
lie commenced pressing Monday
morning and is we'll satisfied with it.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ottman lost
thier eldest child on Monday, of scar
let fever and diphtheria. The little
fellow was buried on Tuesday. This
family seems to be having severe