Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-05-11
Wall paper at f. J
Woods.

w OOd'S.
The supreme court of the United
States denied the petition for a writ OF
habeas corpus in Sergeant Mason's
case.
WANTED IMMEDIATLY.-Two good
sewing girls to learn dressmaking trade,
at Mrs. J. T. Phillips.
VIM. Brown has moved the little
building which stood north of the
Roche House down next to II. H.
Compton's store.
Notwithstanding the insxcusable
blunder of the Tribune in printing the
dates of the Sawtelle theatre company
they received full houses.
The cold-b looded and cowardly muir
der of Cavendish and Burke, chief
and under secretary of ireland, was
as uncalled for and inexcusable as that
of our late president.
Those who may have some notion of
going out in Dakota will do well to
read carefully the letter in this issue
written by W. T. King. His judge
ment from business point of view, i.
good.
LosT.-An amethyst set gold ring,
in this city or Centralia, on Tuesday
May I'd. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving the same at this
office.
We now have on hand the finest
and largest assortment of calling cards
ever brought into the city. Also ladies
card cases of the latest styles and pat
terms. Call and see them.
Mrs. L. 0. Schultz and mother have
returned from Oshkosh and are now
occupying the old homestead. Mrs.
Worden is quite well and active. Mrs.
Schultz has not yet thoroughly recov-
cred her lost energies.
Mrs. John Schnably gave birth to
bouncing boy yesterday morning,
being in her forty eighth year 1t
had been eight years since the birth
of their last child. There is great
rejoicing over this little one Fred
Reichoff, neighbor, is our informant.
LOST, STRAYED OR SToLEN-From
the enclosure of Nj. j. McRaith on
Wednesday, the Sd day of May, two
COWS: One small red COW with white
star in forehead and bell on. The
other thick built greyish looking
cow with white line face. The finder
will be literally compensated for the
return of said property to NJ. j. Nc
Raith, Grand Rapids, Wis.
The poor little two-for-a cent Trib :
uae published in the cellar of the post
Office by dyspeptics, who are always
anxious to report the most technical
errors which creep into the Reporter,
made the boldest blunder of any yet
made by any paper in this county,
in printing few dates for a show
agent, who was unfortunately taken
in by the dyspeptics ghouls.
DENTIsTRY.-Those of our citizens
who desire to have work done in this
line, will consult their own interests by
holding the same until next Monday,
when DIR. E. W. DOUGLAS, of Sparta,
frst-class dentist, will be at the
Roche House for about 10 days. We
are quite well acquainted with DR..
Douglas and do not hesitate in recon-
mending him as an excellent dentist
and a gentleman. Don't fail to call on
him.
The Witter hotel is looming up fine
ly. They will soon have the second
story enclosed. Would it not be a
proper time for the Doctor to enlarge
the entrance door of his hall building?
Should lamp ever explode while the
hall is occupied as it frequently is
crowded to its utmost capacity-no
telling what the damage to life would
be. Our city authorities should coun-
sci with the Doctor and learn the ad-
visibility of making the change while
it can be done cheaply.
Our band boys have picked up their
horns and are making an effort to re-
suscitate their band. To all appear
ances they will succeed having gained
one member in Mr. Lemoreaux, and
soon to have the aid Of Dir.
Frank Dana Of Wausau, jeweler by
profession. He has been in our city
the past few days looking it over with
a view to mo wing down. We hope
he will decide to make the move.
While here he was the guest of DIR.
E. B. Fritzsinger, one Of the most en-
members Of the old band.