Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-04-13


j. Q. Severns is in the city to-day.
Mr.. A, D. Tenant was in the city
this week.
E. B. Fritzinger is the fellow to see
about insurance.
Under-Sheriff Carman has moved
his family into the new Court house.
Phillip Ward has returned from
WATERFOWL, Dakota.
The old Kline building on the court
house grounds has been torn down.
Mr.. L. Preble has returned to this
city and resumed his desk at the bank.
Theodore Hitchcock is expected
home about Saturday of this week.
VIM. T. King is expected home to-
morrow. He has been in Watertown,
Dakota.
G. E. Pariseau goes to Milwaukee
to-day for the purpose of purchasing
hardware.
Org. T. Witter, residence Drake
St., Office P. o. building. If.
L. Gaudet the popular city clerk of
Chippewa Falls was reelected BIZ 35
majority.
Misses Minnie and Mamie Spaford
returned from their visit in Milwaukee
Tuesday.
The great British war-ship elm
flexible" that cost $4,000, 900, is pro-
nouneed 4 failure,
The county officers expect to remove
their Offices to the new Court house by
the first of next week,
U. G. StAnour has gone to Osh-
kosh with view to buying out II.
Belanger'z store in this city.
D. J. Cole returned from the
chicago markets Saturday. Look out
for large lot of new goods.
Messers. Mack 4 Spencer have not
purchased the Lyon property as yet
tho the Tribme-little John Goldfish
has closed the bargain for them.
Just received, a large
stock Of Wall Paper and
Window Shades, all new
styles and paterns---At
Slocums.
The Inaccuracies in the ably CD edit
ed paper of the post Office cellar are
as numerous as in any little paper of
its size published in the State.
The little Tribune chap is trying to
sell his paper through cheap sompli-
ments. We hope he will succeed.
Water powers for sale cheap in
Grand Rapids Call on Capt. Hyde
and get wha you want at your own
price.
Never leave certainty for an uncer
tainty. IF you are doing we'll enough
stick to your work and you will sue
coed.
Miss Webb, daughter of Mr.. VIM.
Webb of Kansas, brother of Chas.
NJ Webb, is visiting relatives in this
city.
Chas. Houston, one of Pittsville's
enterprising young men, spent Friday
and Saturday last in this city on
business.
Mr.. Dolph Demarais and Mrs. Fl. B.
Philleo have gone to Dakota to per-
feet their land claims. after which they
will return.
Mr.. Montgomery who has been
living in the Mike Ebral place in the
first ward has removed his family to
HurleyVille,
10. Jarvis has closed a contract
with Messrs. Hyde & Co.. for the
Rablln store and says he will put in
stock right away.
Mrs. Clara Kemp, of Watertown.
D. 7. was among the guests in attend
ance, from abroad, at Miss Angelic
Fontaine's wedding Wednesday.
Chas. NJ. Webb will be home about
the middle of May. He has host Of
hearted friends who are anx-
iously awaiting his return.
Mr.. Hardness, father Of Mrs. VIM
Brown has purchased the Mike Ebral
place in the first ward, and will move
to this city in the near future. He
has carpenters at work finishing the
building and repairing things generally,
A. s. Ketehum has rented the Hor-
ton house north of VIM. Browns and
moved his family into it. Amaza is
one of the steady temperate boys Of
this place and is doing well.
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