Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-01-19

Centralia has an ordinance enforcing
vaccination. 1t is well.
Prof. Aleck Zenier is home prepar-
itory to going to New York City. He
will leave the first of next week.
| Miss Abbie Barry has been quite i'll
the past week owing to severe cold,
She has been unable to teach for sew
eral days.
Judson Smith, was married some
time since, to young lady in Denver,
Colorado. Judson has the best wishes
of many friends in this city.
I Hungerfords Real Estate Journal
has changed form. 1t is now seven
column folio A wise and profitable
change to the publisher
! We acknowledge the receipt of New
Year Addresses from both the Maus-
ton Star and Lake Shore Times The
work on both were criditable.
Mr.. John Arpin is doing consider
able logging this winter, having six
camps in full operation, two in Au-
burndale, two in MarshfeId and two
above Merrill.
We call the attention Of our readers
to the new advertisement of T. q. St.
Amour. He means only what he says
and lives up to all he promises. Call
on him and get your goods at low cash
prices.
MARRIED.-At the Catholic church
of this city Monday the 10th instant,
by Rev. Chas. Beyerle, Mr.. Frank
Brostowilz and Miss Mary Vallach
both of the town of Sigel.
LosT.-A white pearl, silver trim
med crucifx, between the Green Bay
depot and the residence of Mr. e. B.
Fritzsinger. The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving same at this
office
Albert, the little seven year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Arpin died
last Friday alter brief illness.
Several more of their younger children
were also dangerously i'll, but are all
doing we'll now and are out of danger
Rev Rowland and wife lost their
four year old boy this week through
scarlet fever. The funeral services
were performed at his residence by the
Rev. D. l.. Barrow of the Nj. E..
church on Tuesday last
Some Journals not many miles away
make practice of rewriting much Of
their editorial and local matter and
then brag about it. We consider this
mode of plagiarism as an exhibition of
the honesty of such men. No honesty
at ALL
Mr.. r. G. Hawthorn of Appleton
has been in this city the past week
buying and contracting for popple
wood. He has already let contracts
for 600 cords and expects to get 1000
before he leaves. He pays S2,75 per
cord laid down at the railroad track
LOST. Between the First National
Bank of this city and Whorton Bros.
Office in Centralia, solid gold cuff
button with masonic emblems, the
square and compass, engraved on the
face. The finder will please leave the
same at this Office for which he will be
suitably rewarded. 2w
A wreck occurred on the Valley
division of the G. NJ & St. Paul rail
road Thursday afternoon just this side
of Junction City in which nine cars
were thrown from the track and one
man killed instantly. The section
hands were at work on the spot where
the break occurred.
Death entered the dwelling of Mr..
and Mrs. A. Colcord, of Centralia,
this week and took youth of four
summers to his eternal home. He
was taken suddenly with scarlet fever
and lived only sixteen hours from the
time he was taken i'll. The funeral
services took place at their home Mon
day and were conducted by Rev. d.
l.. Barrow.
The Juvenile Temple meets every
Saturday afternoon in the basement of
the Cong. Church, and they hold very
interesting meetings. The children
are doing good work and are taught
lessons of sobriety and temperance.
The following officers were elected at
their last regular meeting:
G. T.-Freddie Tibbits,
V. Cecilia Compton,
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