Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-04-14
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A new invoice of picture frames
just received at Heberts.
P T. Dessaint is adding a kitchen
to his hotel on water street.
n. E. Emmons has nice quarters
on the corner near the bridge.
Jones & Nash have just received
new stock of farm implements
The Home Laundry is doing nice
work. Leave your orders for work at
usual places.
Mrs. Reardcn will soon occupy the
rooms now used by Mrs. Balcomb as
a restaurant.
Z. K. Smith, who has had charge
Of a logging camp for Geo. A. Neeves,
is home again.
Our streets were very lively this
week. The boys from the woods add
largely to this life.
Monday last Senator Carpenters
remains were laid in their final resting
place. in the Cream City.
S. Reeves sells goods at very reason
able prices for cash. Goods delivered
promptly to any part of the city.
A pleasant literary gathering was
held at Mrs. n. Gerard's Tuesday
evening, for Miss Mary's entertain
ment.
Henry Belanger, leaves on Monday
next for Oshkosh where he will move
his family and hereafter make it his
home.
10. Jarvis made this city short
visit the first of the week. He is still
the same happy fellow. We acknowl-
edge pleasant call.
O. H. Bronson, Of Chicago, a son
of r. 2. Bronson, is home on a visit
Of week. We acknowledge call
on Tuesday.
Il. Bishop, who has been sick with
infamatory rheumatism since last
January, is now able to get about.
Mr.. Bishop has suffered great deal.
Mrs. Ferguson has rented Mrs.
Grace's residence on high street. We
understand she will keep boarders as
soon as she can prepare for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billins, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs j, D. Witter. Mrs.
Billins is a sister of Mr.. Witter, and
was formerly resident Of this city.
Chas. Gouger, leaves this week for
Port Edwards, where he has accepted
the position as head sawyer in John
Edwards SAN mill Chas. is among
the best.
T. c. St. Amour has just received
a large stock Of dry goods. He has
also secured the services of Mr..
French of Chicago, thorough salesman
and an excellent man.
We notice the name of 0. Voyer in
the Stevens Point Journal of last
week, as a member of the County
Board of Portage County. We con-
graduate Oswald in his success.
Miss Mary Wagner will organize a
class in instrumental music in our citv.
All desiring to take lessons will do
well to see her early. Mary is among
the best of teachers.
Two extra police have been put on
duty in this city. Messrs. Henry
Rablin and D. 4. Garry. Both are
good men and have strict orders
Rowdyism will not be tolerated.
G. T. Purdy goes to Neillsville to-
day, where he will begin work on
county maps. Corrie has an excellent
start in this line. He has the best
wishes of host of friends in this
city.
Uncle A. D. Tenant is again
among US having returne home Mon
day. Tho he is past 70 years of age he
is yet as bouyant and happy as young
man of 20.
John Martin and Nate Compton,
are making rapid progress, with the
Parriseau addition, in Centralia.
They are both good hands in putting
up a building, and every day has its
showing.
VIM Fl. Fl. Edwards is now ready
to sell anything in his line cheap for
cash, Billy has many friends and
will build up a nice business which he
is deserving. He has nice stock of
Dry Goods, and we'll assorted lot Of
neckties. Call in and see him.
Obey the spur of the moment.
These accumulated it is that makes
the impulse and impetus of the life Of