Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-06-29
Local RreNitieS.

| Disty Berard has returned to this
lefty from the west.
| A. NJ. Fox Of Green Bay was regis
tered at the Roche House, yesterday.
| Gus. Pariseau received Sun stroke
last Saturday afternoon, But is row
better.
| Three comfortably furnished rooms
for rent. Inquire at Mrs, Reardons
on High street.
The school picnic was largely at
tended and the children grandly enter
tanned.
Mrs. Oswald Voyer, of Junction
City, has been visiting her parents the
past few days
Mr. Frank Russell and family were
in this city attending the St. John
Baptist celebration.
Leaders of society and fashion
one pound of face paint and one ounce
Of brains.
! Travel does not slacken much and
"Lemuel the Kroner does a good
business with "my new 'bas."
Have you sampled those herring at
Spaford & Coles. They are splendid
when picked Try 'em.
Byrde Vaughan and W. G. Witter
returned home from their studies at
the University Thursday morning last
Mrs. L. j. Rhoades, of Wausau,
spent few days in this city, the guest
Of Miss Lu. Woodwork. She re-
turned home Wednesday,
Phil. Ward has the General Agency
for the sale Of ''angle worms in this
county. All purchasers of angle
worms will address Phil Ward, of this
city.
The Cong Ladies Society will give
an ice cream festival on the 4th of
July. Afternoon and evening, The
place will be given later in the week
Two handsome boy tri-oyclas, all
iron, for sale at Wood County Drug
Store. Also an invoice of the finest
gold pens and pen-holders.
Conductor. f. L. Moore, of the Cen
trail railroad, made a brief stop in this
city and Centralia Thursday last,
Fred is becoming the most popular
man on the line.
| Mr.. John Rowland, late from the
Emerald Isle will occupy the Congre-
gational pulpit on Sunday next morn
ing and evening. He is very inter
esting speaker. Don't fail to hear
| him,
Mrs. Julian Boron of Merrill, =
daughter of Mrs George Henier of
this city, has been down since Friday
visiting her relatives and returned
home Tuesday morning,
Reader, have you any idea how
much face paint is used each year in
this city and Centralia? IF one can
judge by what is seen in public it will
not fall short Of one carload.
Owing to pressing demand for
harnesses and increase of business Mr..
! Il. w. Lord has engaged the services
of two jours, Mr.. Landry and Lee
Bettinger, both capital workmen.
Mrs. A. T, Glaze came to this city
Friday last and is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Hodges. Mr.. A. T.
Glaze stopped over at the same place
Saturday.
l. e. Philleo returned from Dakota
yesterday morning. He reports the
boys at Dawson as contented and hap
by. He intends to remain here about
three weeks.
Chas NJ. Webb returned to his
Dakota boarding place Monday, by
way of Winona. He will resume his
official duties at Deadwood until fail,
when he will doubtless be RECALLED to
90 to congress.
June 10Th Register of Deeds z. n.
Christensen, sailed from Glasgow for
America and expects to reach this city
about July 7th. Two brothers and
one sister besides three other young
men and two young 7adies accompany
him and will locate among US.
Many silly people desp1se the
precious, not understanding it," But
no one despises Kidney Wort after
having given it a trial Those that
have used it agree that it is by far the
best medicine known It's action is
prompt, thorough and lasting. Don't
take pills, and other mercurials that
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