Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-10-06
Flood this week.

Every one is going to the circus It
is No. l.
Mrs Phil Ward arrived from Cable
Tuesday.
Ella Schultz and children are visit
ing in this city.
U. c. St. Amour was in this city
visiting friends this week.
DR.. CT. Witter. residence Drake
St., Office ?. 0. building. If.
Don't fail to see the circus on Wed
nesday Oct u.
Our streets are fast resuming their
usual appearance.
c. H. sloaum and F. J, Wood have
gone to Chicago to bargain for their
holiday goods.
T. B. Scott was in this city last
Monday viewing our deserted streets,
after the food.
Miss Darlington and troupe did not
appear last evening as advertised
owing to sickness.
For good job Of Repojring and
Horse Shooting 90 to j. F. Noore's.
CeutraLja.
j. B. Anderson and wife. of Chel-
sea. were visiting Mrs. Ripley and
family the past week.
Messrs. Jacob Lutz & Brother have
been clearing the land they recently
purchased near their brewery.
L. NJ. Nash and wife, left on Tues
day evening for Dakota, where they
will visit relatives and friends.
n. Gerard, has moved his family
over in Centralia, in the Lemley house
opposite E. B Rossier's residence.
w. s. Miller has card in this issue
advertising his picture work. He will
soon have sample Of large work in
this Office.
Mrs. N. Gerard, who has been in
Oshkosh for the last two months, is
home again, She is looking much
better
Mr.. VIM Bisbee, of City Point made
US a brief call this morning. He and
his father are running lumber mill
at the above place.
Remember the trains on the G. B. &
NJ. R. R. have changed time. Pass
enger going west at 1925 A, NJ. and
east at 4:45 P. N.
"Sellers' Liver Pills" have been the
standard remedy for malaria, liver
complaint, oostiyeness, ETC., for fifty
years.
Tumors, erysipelas, mercurial dis
eases, scrofuIa, and general debility
cured by CDR. Lindsey's Blood Search
err"
Hon. Chas. NJ. Webb started last
evening for Washington, where he has
business to attend to- He will prob
ably arrive in time to see Guiteau
hang.
Rev. P. S. Bennett and his estirn-
able wife have removed to New Lon
don where Rev. Bennett has been
stationed They leave large circle
Of friends in this city and Centralia
The Roche House property will
probably change hands before another
issue Of this paper. John Ray, Of
Seneca, has bargained for the place
at $4,000.
Mr. Thomas Farmer who has been
in the employ OF Messrs MacKinnon
& Griffith has hired his services to Mr..
Walter Wood in the Wood County
Drug Store.
Every business house on the west
side of Water street was vacated dur
the time Of the food except t. j.
Woods T. G. St Amour's and G. Il.
Slocum's.
We had COW bell stolen from our
barn last Saturday, by young man
by the name Of Botkie, Since then
we have arranged trap and hope the
next man we can catch in the act.
Jos. Berger, who has been in the
employ of B SLIDER, for several years
past, left on Monday evening for La
Crosse, where he is to be in the en-
ploy of his brother II. Berger of that
city,
Mrs. Frank Lavigne, of Centralia,
had her garden rooted up, and her
dog badly bruised and cut up by a
large bore hog last Tuesday morning.
The hog also made an effort to bite
her, but failed.
Go to the Milwaukee exposition