Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-06-28
The post office has been newly var

relatives Of Mrs Gardner.
Our French merchants and saloon
keepers decorated their places of bust
ness on ST. Johns day.
Mr.. w. E. Mack is away on a
vacation and will be gone about one
month. He will look over St. Paul
Minneapolis. Fargo and Grand Forks
after which be goes to Chicago.
The REPORTER returns thanks to
Mrs. Grace E. Mcdonald, formerly
Mrs. E. Lavigne; for several copies of
interesting illustrated papers from
Colorado Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams were in
Appleton this week attending COM
mencement. Mr.. Williams is d
graduate of Lawrence.
The Bon Marche' hardware store
does not allow cash customer to leave
the store without buying what he
wants when its only a matter Of price
Lowest prices in Wood county
S. Preston is erecting pier east of
his blacksmith shop in Centralia and
will move his building thereon. 1t
will afford him more frontage for
wagons etc.
Mrs D. D. Demarais returned from
Appleton Tuesday morning leaving
her son Presly to enjoy a few more
days. They attended the commence
ment exercises of Lawrence Uni
versity.
A rumor was foated about town
Saturday that the Tenneseeans would
sing at the NJ. Z. Church Sunday
evening A large audience congregat-
ed. They we're disappointed however.
Rev. Barrow got a chance at them.
While driving over Parrish Bros.
hay scales Tuesday, one Of Mike
Dougherty's horses fell through and
was only saved from serious injury by
the prompt assistance of by-standers.
That the "seek him Barnum'- dodge
resorted to BY the last REPORTER will
be highly appreciated CD by the
entire community Editor Ne. One
an Tribune.
You bet the community do, and
remember you do not represent the
community and never can.
AN OLD MANS BELIEF.-Have
used Parker's Ginger Tonic for my
bad cough and hemorrhage [ had
twenty-five years. | feel like another
man since | 3ed it. Am 66 years
past. Belle, it sure to cure Younger
persons. \ Orner, Highspire, Pa.
Mr.. Geo re Corriveau has removed
his barn to the east side of his lots
and painted it bright brown. He
is treating his fence to fresh coat of
paint also. His property is now in
good repair.
Maple Leaf Band at Auburndale
was treated to the benefits Of supper
given there last week. The good
people of Auburndale appreciate their
band
The Tennesseeans sang to a full
house Saturday evening nothwith-
standing the rain. The audience
seemed to be pleased throughout the
evening encoring many parts of the
programme.
Mr. F. L, Moore, formerly passen-
ger conductor on the Wis. Central
railroad, is now running train on the
St. Paul railroad in Iowa and makes
it his home at Perry. He is doing
we'll and is much pleased with the
change.
Applications for space in the Third
Annual Exhibition of the Milwaukee
Industrial Exposition Association
must be made by July Goth. Your
attention reader is particularly called
to this fact, and it is earnestly re-
quested that intending exhibitors send
in their applications without delay,
thereby greatly aiding the manage
ment in the allotment of space.
Blanks will be mailed promptly, on
application to r. 2. Jennings,
Secretary.
All medicine depends for its success