Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-09-29


Abbie Darlington is coming.
D. Lyman, of Racine, is in this
city
Mrs. Chester is a guest of Mrs.
VIM. Bell
The river is up booming again, and
still it rains.
Our first frost came down Tuesday
night of this week.
Mr.. John Conner, was in this city
asst evening.
Lem Kroner is having his express
Office plastered.
We notice Rev. P. s. Bennett has
returned from conference.
w. H. Cochran is visiting his rela-
tives in Otto, Yew York.
Louis Berry is granting Frank
Pomainyille's new residence.
Mrs. Fanny Smith and baby are
guests at her fathers home.
Fl. McClatcbie and Miss Tough of
Spencer are visiting in this city.
Rev. Hageman preached his farewell
sermon at Wausau, Sunday the 18th.
Mr.. L. o. Schultz spent Monday
in this city shaking hands with the
boys.
DR.. G. W. Whitney has moved
his office in his old stand near his
dwelling.
For a good job of Repairing and
Horse !Shoeing go to j. F. Noore's,
Centralia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Fontaine re-
turned this morning from a weeks
visit at Chicago.
Mr.. D. Gettle did the glazing on
w. L. Scott's green house this week
Monday and Tuesday.
A new stock of stationary, pencils,
states &C. just unlocked at the Wood
County Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Allen and two
children were visiting Dr. Witter and
family the present week.
T. G. st. Amour left Monday even
ing for Chicago to buy a large stock
of winter goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Walker and
family and Mrs. Wescot, of Jeny, are
visiting at II. w. Lords.
MacKinnon & Griffith closed their
mill Monday in honor of our presi-
dent also Whorton brothers mill.
Mrs. J. w. Cochran and children
are visiting friends in St. Louis. They
expect to be absent three weeks.
Mr.. 1. E. Philleo made his appear
ance in this city Monday. He is look
ing fine. Dakota air agrees with him.
We called on Mr.. VIM. Edwards
Monday evening and found him on the
gain. DIR. Demars says he will be
around again soon.
M. J. McRaith has seven hands in
his tailor shop and they are kept
busy continually. This shows Mac
is doing well.
W. A. Roe spent couple of days
in this city this week. He reports
everything booming at the Point. He
returned Monday.
The Howe High School opened with
a full corps of teachers Monday The
number of scholars in attendance is
quite as large as usual.
Mr.. Lutz cigar factory is in running
order When you want cigars buy
them of this gentleman and thereby
patronize home industry.
MARRIED.--At the residence of
Mr.. R. B. Emmes in this city by H.
W. Lord Mr.. John O'Day and Miss
Mary Stillwell both of this city.
Mr.. Frank and Miss Lucy Wood
worth arrived from Minneapolis Tues
day. Lucy has been quite sick of late
though she is improving now.
Mr.. Josie Balderson, returned home
last evening after and absence of near
~ three years. He finds this city has
changed great deal in that time.
The REPORTER Office was the first
to decorate in mourning. But DIR.
Witter had his flag at half mast before
US. Many followed suit afterwards.
The Merrill papers report that E. N.
Botsford will bid good bye to Merrill
the last of this week. He was agent
at that place for the St. Paul Co.
We notice by our exchanges that