Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-01-06
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a nice fall of snow Wednesday
morning.
Tom. Donnally is recovering gradu-
ally from his illness.
Quite number of cases of scarlet
fever in the county.
Don't forget R. NJ. Webster's lect-
ure on Friday night.
For SALE. heavy team horse.
Inquire of J. E Ingraham.
One hundred girls are wanted at the
Oshkosh match factory.
Remember and secure your seats for
Webster's lecture Friday evening.
New Years day was the finest we
have had this winter. 1t was glorious.
DR.. Witter makes it lively for his
horses-he is on the go all the time.
The band boys are preparing to give
a band concert sometime next month.
The holidays are over and our peo-
pie have resumed their usual work.
Schools will reopen again next
Monday, in both cities,
Taxes are being paid promptly. The
sooner one pays his taxes the better.
# you aoant good ready made
Clothing, cheap, 90 to John Hamm's.
He is selling out at cost. 4w
In another column we publish the
proceedings of a special meeting of
the County Board.
See St Amour's add. in another
column. He offers special induce
ments. Give him call. If
L. NJ. Nash, left for Milwaukee on
Monday night, for business trip of
two or three days.
Good Comb Honey for sale at John
Hanan,'s S, cheap for cash. Call an and
try 1t. 4w
Allen Neeves, left for Chicago on
Monday evening, where he will spend
few days on business tour.
"Sun Dogs" were numerous in the
heavens Friday morning. They made
beautiful sight to look upon.
Mr.. Rosholt and wife, have been
spending the holidays in Oshkosh,
with relatives and friends.
Misses Alma and Lutte Morrill, re-
tnrned home Monday afternoon after
a pleasant visit in this city.
Mrs. John Rablin, who has been
visiting in Oshkosh for several weeks
past, is home again.
The court partial in the case of
Cadet Whitaker has besn ordered to
convene at West Point January 18th.
S. B. Coleman is in this city make
ing a short stay and examing the new
-four process in their mill in Centralia.
The newly elected county officers
have about all qualified and assumed
control Of their respective offices.
The Register of Deeds and Clerk of
the Court have rented the rooms just
south of Frank Woods drug store.
The Hub and Spoke factrory is
shut down for week, on account of
wanted repairs and logs. They will
start up again next week.
McCsrty & Til1man are doing good
business. in their line. They will sell
you anything from whole beef, to
pigs feet.
Whorton Bro $. are receiving piles
of lumber from their mill, which is
being piled up IN their yards In Cen
tralia.
The Northwestern Medical associa,
ton will meet next week at New
London. a grand old time is an
ticipated.
Coleman & Jackson have the new
roller system in their Grist Mill, and
we learn that it is great improvement,
and is proving success.
Sumner Bartlett, a prominent and
highly respected citizen of Oshkosh,
identified with many of the business in
terests of that city since 1856, died
New Years eve.
Prof. Rosholt has hired Miss Mitch
ell, Of De Pere, to teach the new de-
partment in the Howe High School,
She was recommended by Prof. Albee
of the Oshkosh Normal.
One of the fellows who attempted
to wreck train on the Central rail
road on the 18th inst. has been captur-
ed and gives his name as Peter Van
darhoof.
Friday evening last large gathering
of citizens assembled at Temperance