Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-03-17

y parry OF young people enjoyed
pleasant evening at Emma Zenier' on
Tuesday evening.
Misses Ella Roe and Mamie Latham
who have been visiting Mrs. S. B.
Coleman, at St. Point, returned home
on Tuesday last.
We are under obligations to our
friend George Wood. at Hudson, for
several copies of newspapers from that
vicinity.
The largest stock of wall paper in
Wood County may be found at T. j.
Woods near the bridge. We guar
antee our customers the best Of goods
and satisfactory prices. 4w
G. e. Slocum has just received a
case of fresh confectionery. His
candy show case is full Of the very
best candies.
Twelve Hundred Dollars worth
Of Ready Made C!Oihing, at cost.
at JOHN HAMM'S, Grand Rap
i'd. 3W
The trains on the Green Bay road
are running regularly at present. Dur
ing the present winter the road has
had most every thing to contend with
VIM. Brown is building large pier
back of Silher's lot on main street. He
has Ed Ketchum and Marx Pratt
assisting.
Lame back. lumbago. sciatica. and
all the diseases of the kidneys, blad-
der, and urinary organs are positively
and permanently cured by the wonder
ful new remedy, Prof Guilmette' S
Kidney Pad.
VIM. Brown has cut 200 cords Of
very beautiful ice this winter which
he will deliver the comming sumner to
our people lie has put up 76 cords
for Jacob Lntz 4 Bro. and Is cords
for II Leftover.
w. A. Reyes has contracted to
complete the large dwelling Of T. G.
St Amour o. high street This dwell
ing will be one Of the handsomest on
the street when completed.
1t is stated in the dispatches that
Senator Malone will vote with the
Republicans thus giving them control
OF the organizat on Of the Senate with
the vote of President Arthur.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seymour are
home visiting their parents and friends.
We acknowledge pleasant call Sri
day. Both are in good health and
spirits, Their present home is in
Waseca, MINI.
b. Silber's new store will be ready
for his stock on Monday next. S. J.
Purdy contracted the job of building
and employed Messrs Ira Purdy and
Andrew Turnbull to assist him. They
have made short work of putting up
this store.
Disty Berard has formerly opened
his restaurant and is doing lively
business. Disty will do a good bus,
mess, as he has pleasant, cheerful and
generous qualities, which usually
warrant success.
Mr.. IT G. G. Elliott has gone to
Stevens Point to assist his brother-in-
law, A. E. Long, in putting in a set
of rollers, the new -four process in
the North Star FIGURING Mills ct that
city. Coleman, Jackson & Co. are
bound to .arnish the best -four in the
market.
The lecture by Rev J. Y. Aitchison
of Eau Claire. last Thursday evening
on the "Catacombs of Rome" was
we'll attended and gave excellent sat
isfaction He has left a lasting i'm
preston on our people for the better.
Such lectures as Mr. Aitchison has
delivered arc worthy Of patronage in
the most liberal form as they are both
highly instructive and entertaining
We hope to hear him again in the
near future.
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speech. Its contributors include lead
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