Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-06-07
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Ramsey,

returned from an extended trip through
England.
The strawberry festival given by the
ladies of the NJ E. Church last
Friday evening in Arpin's Hall was a
financial success. A large number Of
our citizens partook Of their delicious
fruit, and enjoyed a social evening,
The society Melted S43.
At special meeting of the COM
mon council Tuesday evening an
ordinance prohibiting the running at
large of horses, mares, colts and
mules, was passed and can be found in
an other column. Read it and keep
posted.
Mr.. Scott of the Floral Restaurant
has arranged and will keep for sale,
hereafter, fresh bread, pies, cakes,
ice cream, pop beer, candies SC. cheap
for cash. Dancing parties, fishing
clubs, piquc aique parties or private
individuals furnished on contract on
short notice,
*''Revonge is too dearly pur-
chased' at the price Of liberty" Is
it a disordered liver giving you a
yellow skin or costive bowels, or do
/ your kidneys refuse to perform their
functions If so take a few doses Of
Kidney Wort and nature will restore
each organ, ready for duty, Thus
health will be cheaply purchased at
the price Of Kidney-Wort.
For the first time it came to our
ears yesterday, that Mr.. A. J. Cleve-
land was dead that he died several
weeks ago and that his little property
was to be sold If Mr. Cleveland is
numbered among the dead it has been
kept rather quiet. Those who may be
interested had better look into the
matter.
A splendid assembly Of young folks
were present at Mr.. Pomainville' S
Saturday afternoon, The day was a
beautiful one aud they enjoyed a
royal entertainment. Tables were set
and At beaming faces smiled with
delight. Mr. pomainviIe had aIr.
Hebert take photograph Of the
group,
The violin which Remenyi uses now
is absolutely matchless. It is not so
old as the ''Princess. but it certainly
has a much finer tone. Go and hear
him without fail. The New York
Herald says He is master Of his
instrument, and that it glows, and
burns, aud flames under his master
hand.
Children's Day will be observed il
the NJ. E. Church next Sabbath June
10th. A program has been arranged
in which all Of the children Of Sabbath
school will take a part in the morning
services. In the evening, there viii
be Song service interspersed with
short speeches by members of The
school. The church will be appro
priately decorated with flowers.
The county board held a short
session last Thursday afternoon, a
which time J. D. Witter was elected
chairman. Mr.. Witter will make al
excellent chairman which is conceded
by all members of the board
We would publish the minutes thi
: week but the County Clerk did no
have them ready for the printer
They will probably be ready for mex
issue.
f Rev P. S. Bennett, formerly NJ E
pastor in this city, but now of New
London, lectured in the NJ E. Churcl
last Sabbath evening to full house
; His subject Save the boy" wa
5 ably handled and he gave yaIuabl
advice to the rising young men
After the sermon an opportunity wa
given to those who desired to becom
! charter members in the organization
! of Good Templars Lodge.
The Marshfeld Gazette at Marsh
field which took such pride in speak
ing i'll Of the REPORTER at ever
opportunity, and saying that W
lacked support and had no advertising
/ etc. must have Judged from their ow