Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-07-14
Breyities.
Oh! how hoti

Miss V. Rablin contemplates a trip
soon to Mineral Point and Elk Grove.
Miss Amanda Voyer returned home
from Merrill Saturday evening.
The city of Stevens Point will soon
have brick Post Office.
A new walk adorns our main street
from Parrish Bros. corner to Music
Hall corner.
B. SLIDER is away looking over sew
eral Wisconsin towns. He will re-
turn Friday.
Lem Kroner has moved his express
Office in his new building one door
north of Henry Belenger's store.
The Court House begins to show
itself nicely above ground. Some 9
masons are now employed.
John Plankington has donated
$4,000 toward completing the Expo
sition Building at Milwaukee
The carpenter work on the laundry
House is all complete, and they are
preparing to do the plastering.
Miss Mary Dougherty will accom-
pany Mrs. G. N. Wood. to Hudson,
where she will spend Jews weeks.
The prohibitory liquor law WILL it is
said, probably pass the Georgia legisla-
ture.
A number of gentlemen were in the
city this week looking over our
schools.
T. G. st. Amour's dwelling is near
ly completed outside. Mr.. Keyes is
building neat fence around the prem
ises.
The annual meeting of the Amer
lean bankers association, will be held
at Niagara Falls, on the 10th, 18th
and 18th of August next.
r. Parrish has gone to Canada for
three weeks vacation. He leaves
his brother John to attend to their
increasing trade.
Prof. Aleck. Zenier has returned
from Neenah for a summer vacation
in this city. He will return to Nee
nah this fall
DR.. Demars has moved from Mute
Mills house on Cranberry street. Gen.
tralia, to 10. Juneaus residence on
main street,
Billy Jones' residence is nearing
completion. 1t will be one of the
lights in the city of Centralia. Go
over and see it.
2. Lanuitte is having his saloon
building thoroughly renovated. The
paint has been taken off the front
windows.
Dolph Demarais has returned from
the Dakota country having taken up
farm near Dawson. And now he sings
81 want to be farmer"
E. B. Rossier is Transforming his
barn into printing Office having had
it moved to the front of his lots. He
will have it lastly arranged and have
front put in.
Mr.. G.. J. Jackson was suddenly
called away from his home Friday,
having received telegram to come
Immediately as brother was on the
verge of death. He took the evening
train south.
Mr.. David Gettle, who has been
painting in this city for some time
past is doing deal of work on both
sides of the river. He can do the
very best work desired. He is rela-
tive of II. Kellogg, Centralia.
We are under obligation to our
friend Geo. n. Wood for special
copies of the Pioneer Press, in which
diagram of the Presidents cham
Der appears, being room No. IT.
Many thanks George.
10. Human has gone to Lake
Superior where he will be employed
on the new railroad being built up
there. He has two teams employed.
We congratulate our friend 10. Quite
a delegation of our citizens are up
there working out their fortunes.
Mrs. Boguslawsky is paying S1.75
per hundred for old rags delivered t
her place of business. Save money
by saving your old rags and sell them
at Mrs. Boguslawsky's restaurant op-
posite post Office building.
Miss. Phaland, of Sheboyagan, is
the guest of Mrs. G. L. Williams.
She has taught school three years in