Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-06-09
BreVities.
Beautiful weather Wednesday.

at Nels johnson 4 Co.
DR.. G. F. Witter, residence Drake
St., office P. 0. building. If.
About 1000 people were out on
circus day.
Antoine Arpin lost valuable stall
lion Tuesday night.
The best line of ladies dress goods
in Wood Co. at Nel8 johnson & Co.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Coleman. of St.
Point, spent the Sabbath in our city.
Go to Jones Mash for your land
plaster.
The DelIs party leave for Kilbourn
to-day.
R. B. Emmes has completed paint
Mr.. Webb's dwelling. 1t has very
beautiful appearance.
Say. let US go to Nels johnson &
Cos new store,
See new advertisement of McCamley
& King the cheapest hardware House
in Wood County.
VIII Roe and Lady, of St. Point,
were down on Saturday evening to
spend the Sabbath in this city.
We notice Phil Ward has returned
from the northwest. He is exchang-
ing stories with the boys.
Hats and Gaps Of the best make
and latest styles, at Nels Johnson's d,
Co.
W. B. Riggs returned home Wed
nesday from weeks trip at Madison
and vicinity.
Jones & Nash received a car load
of fresh lime Tuesday.
Mrs. Trow, was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. G. j. Jackson, of Centralia,
Saturday and Sunday.
Captain Briggs introduced US yester-
day to Mr.. Weggs general Solicitor Of
the St. Paul Railroad Company.
A new lot of fine glass aad bronze
lamps at Nels johnson & Co.
Geo. A. Corriveau feels confident
he has found lead vein on his farm
in Port Edwards, on section Is.
A new awning adorns the front OF
the popular store of johnson & Co.
Mr.. Joseph Wood is visiting his
son and daughter, George and Lille
at Hudson. He will also take in
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mrs. \. Higbee and son leave this
city to-day for Sleepy Eye Minnesota
where Mr.. Higbee is conducting on
the North WeSter R. r.
One thousand P'S and no two P'S
alike. It is no trouble to show goods
at Nels Johnson's & Cos. store.
We received few nice large straw
berries from the hands of Mrs. Phil
leo. They were raised in her garden.
Please except thanks.
The graduation exercises which
took place at the school last Friday
evening were we'll attended and every
part nicely rendered.
The Wet Wisconsin NJ. E. con-
ference meets at Sparta, September
18th, 1881, Bishop G. D. Foss pre-
siding.
A span of horses ooih harness and
a large lumber udgon for sale cheap
I at John Hamm's Also ta0o good
colts each taoo gears old.
We refer the TriJnne to Messrs
Gagnon and Morrill, if they are very
anxious to know what kind of boat
we were in. A good boat undoubt-
edly.
Street commissioner D. W. Comp
ton and his fierce are making consider
able Roadway in building sidewalks.
TAINTED, t,oenty thousand men, no
men and children qcith one dollar eack
to bag goods at NeZs Johnsou's Dc Go.
ne10 store.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Church will
give an ice cream and strawberry festiv-
al on this thursday evening June 9th,
a good time is anticipated. Be sure
and remember the date
When you hear man say he can
sell you better Reaper than the Perry
Royce, you may rest assured "the
IRISH is the father of the though"
Sold by McCamley & King.
"The best evidence of success is
success" and is why Prof. Guilmette's
Kidney Pads have had such an enor-
! NOUS sale for II nnsitiKelv cures al dis