Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-10-27


rem down with the measles.
Go to Spaford & Coles and see the
Coraline Corsets jus. received, If
Mr.. Geo. A. Neeves returned home
from Chicago Tuesday morning.
Diptheria & Sore throat
sure cure every time at
S1ocums.
A new sidewalk will soon adorn the
east side Of High street. The plank
are already on the grounds.
frankie Compton is having hard
time with the measles. Little Mamie
Lunt is also in the list.
For a good job of Repairing and
Horse Shoeing go to j. F. Moore's,
| Centralia.
The roof of the new court house
will be on in another week should we
continue to have fair weather
Spaford & Cole warrant the Coraline
corset from breaking for six months
Call and eCanaGne them. IF
Mr.. 10. Closuit is moving his fur
niture and family into the Belknap
house which he recently purchased
Misses Irma Van Dycke and Mamie
Hagerty, both of Green Bay, are visit
ing Mrs. E. B. Fritzinger, of this city.
The Commercial Hotel has new
sign on the north side of the cupola.
Look at it the next time you go by.
MARRIED.-Oct. 20, 1881, in the
city Of Grand Rapids, by Rev. J. S.
Norris, Mr., Allen DuPlante and Miss
Hattie E. Williams, both of Tomah.
We see by last Saturdays Tomah
Journal that A. c. McCombe is to
deliver an grafton there on Friday the
21st inst.
W. L. Scott, has his restaurant
and green house all ready for business,
and has his opening to-day. All are
cordially invited to call and visit him.
Don't fail to have a bot
tie OF that Diptheria Med
icine in the house. Sure
cure every time, at SIo-
GUMS.
We are told the Commercial Hotel
in Centralia sets the best table of any
Hotel or boarding house in either
city
J Wagons will be sold 10 per cent
cheaper at Moore's Wagon Works
than at any place s0cst of the Wiscon-
sin river. Go to Moore's first.
L. P. Powers has moved his family
over in Centralia in the Coleman
house which he purchased short time
since.
F. j. Wood in company with his
invalid mother, left on Monday morn
ing for St. Paul, where Mrs Wood
goes to be treated. F. J. returned
this morning via. G. NJ. & St. ?. rail-
road.
D. P. Morrill,, bought nice team
of horses while at Montello, last week.
They are beauties. ID. z. would mt
have poor team if you would give
him one
Aleck Bissallion has been having
serious time with sickness in his fami-
ly the past few weeks. They have
now four who are in the measles and
one convalescent.
L. O. Schultz, of Oshkosh, made
this Office pleasant call on Tuesday
last. He reported Oshkosh flooded
and business rather good for the con-
dition of the weather.
p. A. Peterson, who three weeks
ago was strong healthy looking man,
blacksmith by trade, in the prime of
life, died last Monday night of con-
gestive chills The funeral takes
place to-day at the NJ. E. church.
Mrs. Cooley. the wife of Prof. F.
W. Cooley, principal of our high
school, arrived in this city Saturday |
Their friends can find them at the
residence of Mrs. Brewer, on Milwau-
kee street.
Mr.. Wallace Balderston returned |
home from Ontonagon, Michigan, yes
terday. He reports that -four is sell !
ing at $50 and pork at S33 per barrel |
Potatoes 81 per bushel and Butter at
SOC per pound at the above named
place.
Mr.. Hodges with crew of men is
cleaning out and rebuilding the cul-
vert crossing water street in front of !