Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-10-12
LOCAL BREVTTIES.

ing IN SIocum drug store the past
few days.
This week the river has risen sever
al feet and Parrish Bros. lumber is
being run over the rapids.
An attractive, youthful appearance
secured by using Parker's Hair Balsam
to ali who are getting gray.
A few of our logging men are
already making preparations for the
winter work.
G. F. Witter physician and surgeon.
Office on Main street, residence on
Drake street. if
Miss Emma Searls, of Wautoma, a
sister of Mrs. G. S. Warren is visiting
relatives in this city.
G. Il. Slocum has again drawn the
curtain aside and will soon exhibit the
results Of his purchases in Chicago.
The Menasha and Appleton dams
are to be lowered eighteen inches by
an order of the government engineers.
Ingraham, Demarais & Co. just
received full stock of Dress Goods,
Ginghams, Flannels and Cheviots.
Miss Sophia Haper, of Neenah. is
and has been for some time past, the
guest Of Mrs. John Schnable of Cen
tralia.
The small white sage called pearl is
the best. The large brown kind has
an earthly taste. 1t should always be
kept in a covered jar or box.
Mr.. James McCarty and Miss Anna
Mcguire were married Oct, End. The
ceremonies took place at the Catholic
church, Rev. Beyerle officiating.
John Wagner has renewed the ap-
pearance of his residence by painting
/ it beautiful light drab with dark
drab trimmings.
Rector W. c. Armstrong informs
US by postal, that he will be here on
the 4th Sunday of this month instead
of the I'd as previously announced in
the REPORTER.
Messrs. P. B. Champagne, W. H.
Cannon, w. H. Swinehart all of Mer
rill made brief call at this office Fri
day morning They were down at
tending the Republican Senatorial
Convention.
Rev. John Rowland is becoming
popular with the people. He has
large and growing congregations, and
as he uses no notes he holds the
attention of bis hearers as he expounds
the great truths Of the bible.
Mrs. L. T. Cole and two children
arrived in this city Wednesday. Mr..
Cole has rented part of the Lavigne
house and will soon go to keeping
house again.
Spots on vanished furniture are
readily. removed by rubbing them with
essence of peppermint or spirits of
camphor, and afterward with "furni-
ture polish" or oil.
Danger ahead; Before going to
war, pray once; before going to sea
pray twice before getting married,
pray three times and buy GARLAND
cook stove at the Bon Marche' hard
ware store. G. E. PARIsEAU.
Mr.. John Ford, a nephew of Mr..
NJ J. McRaith, has been visiting at
his residence in this city. Mr.. Ford
resides in Chicago and is out on a
short vacation from the busy metropo-
lis.
O. F. Bardwell, the Successful Pile
Specialist will be at the Roche House
, Grand Rapids on Thursday Oct. 10Th
) from 1 to p. m. He comes with the
, best of references from we'll known
: citizens and guarantees permanent
: cure. See circulars.
Peter Kursevski the new and pop
ular merchant Tailor will receive fine
stock of suitings, overcoat cloths,
cassimeres, etc., for the inspection of
the public, Saturday. His store and
shop can be found opposite the posi-
office and his residence over T. Pom
ainville's saloon.
Last week Mr. VIM. Roe and his
son George returned from their farm in
: Dakota we'll and hearty having made
the trip by team. They were Is days
on the road, averaging a5 miles pei
day. Mr.. Row will move his family
to their new home in the Spring.
1t is impossible to fathom the deptl
of degration to which some falsifer
will sink in order to find satisfaction
for their dishonest and rotten hearts