Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-02-23
Yenor has hit it.

ACucmOo ivy
MIR. S. Reeves spent Sunday with
his family.
Miss Emma Purdy, is visiting friends
in this city.
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Go and see L, c. Jahren for your
merchant tailoring.
ORG. F. Witter, residence Drake
ST., Office P. o. building. If.
Read card and ad. of Mr.. P. n.
Christensen, in this issue, also farm
for sale.
The names of S. A. Spafford and NJ.
G. Warren have been mentioned for
the Mayoralty.
The popular restaurant man of
Necedah, Jake Crosse, spent the past
week in this city.
John D. Sehmartzmyer who former
ly taught music in this city. is now
located at Wausau.
NJ. J. McRaith can't be beat in the
state as he gets up the nobbiest and
best fitting garments.
We have been informed this week
by friend that Mr.. Butterfeld does
not intend to go east in the spring.
M. j, McRaith can make you a suit
of clothes anywhere from SIS to $75.
Tailor shop opposite the First Natl
Bank.
Mrs. j. W. Cochran and Mrs. G..
j. Jackson who were visiting Mrs.
Coleman at Stevens Point, have re-
turned home.
@ H. Slocum was elected Choiristsr
for the ensuing year, by the Cong.
Church Society, Wednesday evening
the 22d inst.
T. G. St. Amour has large stock
of men and boys clothing which he is
selling cheap for cash. They're nobby
and good fitting suits.
Dakota will doubtless be admitted
as State tho some opposition from
the Territory has made its way to
Washington. It should be admitted.
Rev. Beyerle, is kept on the jump
of late performing marriage ceremonies.
q. Lannouette and Miss Artimese
Corriveau. of Centralia, were duly
married Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Yetter, of the
town of Grand Rapids, are rejoicing
over the arrival of a 10 pound boy.
Yetter says the boy is young republi-
can.
10. Berger, is now travelling agent
for Gents furnishing house Chicago
He made his first visit to this city
this week, selling goods to several Of
our merchants. 10. is an excellent
salesman.
Mr.. Silbers name has been mention.
ed for the Office of city treasurer. He
would take pride in performing the
duties of the office, and make first.
rate man for the position.
Mr.. A. G. Clark, the special agent
of the Masonic Mutual Insurance
Company spent the front of the week
in this city looking over the conduct
and habits of the insured.
Misses Minnie and Jamie Spaford
and Seddie Trahern intend leaving
this evening for visit to friends in
Green Bay, Oshkosh and Milwaukee.
They will return in about two weeks.
The Mayor of Indianapolis has de-
cided that selling peanuts on Sunday
is not work of charity or of neees-
sity. and has fined q peanut yender for
the offence.
In Southern Missouri a company
has been formed with the purpose OF
bringing under cultivation 10000 acres
of land on the SIDE of the Ozark Mt,
and starting with 1000 sheep.
The house on High street known as
J. D. Writer'S old homestead has
changed hands several times the past
year and was recently sold by ?. n.
Christensen to ii. P. johnson.
Mr.. E. G. Hayes, of Lawrenceburg,
Indiana, has been in our city the past
week looking after the Hayes Estate"
It consists of $4,000 acres situated in
this county.
DIR. Quigg, has been busy all this
week attending to the wants of his
patients. He has patients from all
towns in the county, and is making
some effective cures. The doctor is
being sought after by the sickly.