Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-08-04
BreVities.

Improve your lots in Forest Hill
Cemetery.
Mrs. Fred Seymour is visiting her
parents.
A nice refreshing rain Tuesday
evening.
DR.. CT. Witter, residence Drake
ST., Office P. o. building. If.
Buy your groceries at Parrish Bros
the cheapest place in the city.
Senator Scott was in this city Tues
day shaking hands with the boys
Miss Libbie Nau, of Green Bay.
is the guest of Angelic Fontaine.
Mr.. S. L. Mason attended the
agricultural meeting in this city Tues
day.
We notice our friend Billings has a
new carriage. 1t is a beauty.
Remember the open Temple meeting
at the Methodist church Sunday eve
ming,
Miss Nina Webb went 10 st. Point
Saturday. She is the guest of Mrs.
Coleman
Nate Compton is building large
hay barn for John Daily, on the
hill.
T. C. st. Amour went to Merrill
to look at the wonders of that little
burg, Tuesday.
Frank Wood is having his cemetary
fence painted.
A serious train wreck is reported
on the Valley road. No particulars.
Miss Seddie Trahern spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in this city among her
friends.
u Launouette has adorned his stone
front with new curtains beautifully
lettered.
A serious riot occurred in Chicago
Tuesday in which several men were
killed and several wounded.
G. w. Briggs has gone to Mil
waukee. Judge Powers returned
from there last week.
Mr.. Boisseau, of Montreal, return
ed to his home Monday. He enjoyed
his brief stay in this city.
n. johnson & Go have new sign
on the front of their store besides
considerable lettering on the feed room
A new walk adorns the block op-
posite the methodist church, also one
to the north OF the church, front of
Mrs. Worden's residence
E. B. Usher, Of the Chronicle was
in this city Saturday looking after
his paper interests. Mr., Usher is a
pleasant gentleman.
Go to \. G. ST. Amour's for your
clothing and dry goods. He has the
most complete stock in the city.
Read his prices in another column.
Miss Nellie Brazeau and the Kline
sisters left on Monday afternoon for
Almond, where they will visit Miss
Emma White.
Clarence Warren has new fence
around his premises. The work was
done by Runyan and Hoag. 1t is
as nice as any in that vacinity.
W. E. Magraw, of St. Paul, cor
respondent and business manager of
the Pioneer Press, made this Office a
pleasant call on Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Higbee will leave
Friday for Canton, Missouri. where
they will visit for six or eight weeks,
with Mr.. Higbee's folks.
Remember the Valley passenger
train north arrives Is minutes later
than the old time. 1t is due here at
9:33 instead of 9:15 as of old.
Miss Phalen, starts to-day for a
two weeks visit at Nsilsville fter
which she will return home In Sep
TENDER she will return to this city and
teach the young minds how to shoot.
We would refer street commissioner
Stafford to a very defective walk on
the east side of High street front of
Mrs. Balderson's, Whitney's and Ira
Purdy's.
Mrs. Slocum, Miss Winnie Rablin
and Miss Laura Reeves leave to-day
for southern Wisconsin, where they
will visit relatives at Elk Grove and
Mineral Point.
n. Higbee had the remains of his
son Lee, who died in Green Bay last
year, removed from said city to For