Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1882-11-30
G. Ii. w. & st. Paul R'y.
C.. Nj. s. st. Paul R'y.
LOCAL BREVITIES.

low the past week but is reported as
improving to-day. DIR. Demars is IL
attendance.
Little frankie Reeves who has beer
dangerously i'll with scarlet fever Ii
rapidly recovering.
Mrs. l.. E. Hitchcock made her sol
Theodore visit at Leadyard, Quite
gamie county, the past week.
Mr.. Walter Lyons has been pro-
noted to conductorship on the Wis
Central road. Business on this line
is increasing rapidly of late.
Mr.. J. G. Wigman and sister Ellen
of Green Bay, spent Friday and Sat
urday of the past week in this city a;
the guests of Miss Lizzie McRaith.
G. F. Witter physician and surgeon.
Office on Main street, residence on
Drake street. tt
Mrs. A. w. Kimball. vile of Post
master Kimball, of Green Bay, died
last Tuesday morning, aged SO years.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. MacKinnon will
spend Thanksgiving day in Green Bay
among friends and relatives.
Snow HAS CoME.-The best shcvels
children sleds of all kinds. Cheap
for cash at the Bon Marche' store.
*Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound ranks first as a curative
agent in all peculiar to women.
Joseph Viles, in Chippewa Falls
sold Bradley Brothers, of Milwaukee,
tract of pine land in Jackson County
for $1O5, 900.
The pen is mightier than stubborn
ness. Read I. g. St. Amour's Fair
Corner prices and see what you have
Mr.. T. L Whitman returned from
trip in southern Wisconsin last week.
He purchased four horses while out
on this trip paying quite high prices.
Mr. Harry Burt is getting along
nicely as advance agent for Cakes
Bros. Concert company. He was at
Girard, Kansas, the last time he wrote
home.
Mr.. Frank Laudon is tbs man who
is passing around the cigars this time.
The event occurred Saturday and
hereafter little daughter will grace
the freside of Mr.. and Mrs. Landon.
The little man who has seen years
of service and yet continues to thrive
under its hardships is certainly giving
remarkable bargains in clothing and
overcoats at the Fair Corner. Call in.
S. N. Whittlesey's family buggy
horse broke his leg last Sunday morn
ing which necessitated shooting him.
The horse was family pet and will be
greatly missed.
Mr.. John E. Ford. of Chicago. a
nephew of Mr.. Nj. j. McRaith ar
rived Friday morning last and re-
manned until Monday evening. Mr. F.
is travelling salesman for the jewelry
house of B T Norris & Co. Chicago.
A Ten POUND BoY.-A young
editor was born to the household Of
Paul, Tuesday evening Nov. %. The
little stranger weighs 10 pounds ant
is good natured as can be His moth
er is doing nicely and consequently "
editor is happy.
Mr., L. f. Cole, one of the most
successful conductors on the Greer
Bay road made the REPORTER /:
pleasant call Friday. Mr.. Cole hal
b.en the means of thorough refor.
nation il: the manner of conducting
freight train business on this road and
he is appreciated by the company.
R. n. Bagley who has been statiol
agent for vths St. Paul Company al
Remington, has been promoted to th.
Centraliaf station on the same line
Mr.. Bagley is gentleman of gooc
habits and is deserving of this pro
motion.
C. N. Hodges, editor of the Wau
paca Republican, died last Sunday
Nov. Goth, after prolonged and pain
full illness. His remains were taken t
Fond du Lac, on the 9th, for inter
ment. The deceased was 81 years old
Mr.. I. E. Nash has received
promotion on the st. Paul railroad
de will hereafter act as freight solicto
tor several divisions of the road in
Guiding the Valley, La Crosse, ane
Viroqua branches. Mr.. Nash is max
ing successful railroad man.