Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-11-23
C. B. w. s. st. Paul R'y.
G.. Nj. s. st. Paul R'y.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

ford's house is being turnplked.
K. S. Markstrum, revenue collector
for this district was in this city on
Wednesday.
Read the minutes of the last SEES
sion of the county board, in another
column.
Miss Ella Roe left this city on
Wednesday morning for visit to
Redwood Falls, Minnesota.
G. T. Witter physician and surgeon.
Office on Main street, residence on
Drake street. u
Mr.. John McMann was taken sud
denly i'll Saturday with an attack of
acute rheumatism.
Ladies and children's furs of all
kinds sold way down at I. c, st
Amour's Fair corner.
w. S. Scofeld, formerly of Contra
LA, is now connected with the Metro
politan hotel of Milwaukee.
The REPORTER building is now on
its new foundation below the post
office For fine job work call at the
REPORTER Office
Read County Superintendent re-
port on editorial page. Mr. Lynch
makes a complete report OF school
business fer the past year.
Go to the BON MARCHE STORE
and you will get things cheaper there,
said an amiable young lady to her
dear papa.
Mr. and Mrs Hodges are in Wau-
paca attending their son Q. n. Hodges
who is very low from enlargement OF
the heart. He is not expected to live
from day to day.
Bear in mind that 7 G. St Amour
Fair Corner is not only giving bargains
on groceries but also on dress goods.
cloaks, and all kinds of dry goods.
DIR. Witter was summoned to the
east last week rather unexpectedly to
attend the funeral of his father. DIR.
Robinson his partner, is attending his
patients.
Mr.. E. K. Smith came down from
Merrill this week and spent Sunday
with his family He is in the employ
of Mr.. T. B. Scott. The REPORTER
acknowledges a brief cali.
The fire engine was taken out fol
practice Tuesday afternoon and work
ca splendidly. Engineer Huntington
keeps it in readiness for work at a
moments notice.
Composed of the best known tonics
iron and cinchona. with well known
aromatics, is Browns Iron Bitters
1t cures indigestion, and all kindred
troubles.
Dr. Gregory came down from Pho
yer Sunday last to counsel with DR.
Robinson In the case of j. McCamley
who has had several hemorrhages o
the lungs.
Mr. Hulehan injured his hanG
while braking on freight train las
Saturday. Drs. Robinson and De
Mars amputated one finger and set TIL
broken bones of an other.
Mr.. Carl Anderson of Kenosho, i
clerking for Mr.. Watner at the ney
hotel. On Thursday evening last tn
Witter House had Is customers beside
billions troupe. That is making
good beginning.
- MARRIED.-At the NJ E. Parsou
ase,\ in Grand Rapids, Nov. Goth
1882, by Rev. D, L. Barrow, Mr.
Henry R. Ladd to Miss Frances Bell
both of Wo&d County,
Invitations have been mailed thi
week for a social party to occur thi
evening at Witt9r's Hall. 1t will b,
a select gathering. A large numbe
Of the young people will doubtless at
tend
Invitations are out for the weddin.
of Miss Mary W agner and Mr.. Jos
Gass, on the 29th inst. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. The con
tracing parties are well and favorable
known to our people.
The good people of Baskerville an
vicinity are to be treated to masque
rade party on thanksgiving eFenln
under the management OF Mr. an
Mrs. Jarvis. Suits will be fHrnishe
at the Jarvis House. Lots of fun TO
those who attend