Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-03-22
Marvin has lively bus business.

machines in addition to the New
American.
We have perfect picture of
newsboy such as aid in distributing
the Chicago Daily News. which has a
circulation of over $4,000 on daily
average.
The bill appropriating $4,000 to the
Fish Commissioner for the next two
years, is now a law Notwithstanding
the efforts to de feat the bill
Mr.. Chas. Bernier, formerly in the
employ of Mr.. John Hamm, but now
at Mosinee, attended the funeral of
his former employer Friday.
John Gsbauer, of the town of
Wood, made this Office a short but
pleasant call on Tuesday morning. He
subscribed for the REPORTER and
went away happier man.
Mrs. NJ. Pratt has been a sufferer
the past 10 days with a wandering
neuralgia. DR.. Witter was summoned
and Mrs Pratt is now improving.
Frank Z. Hubbard, a clothier of
Neeedah, has gone into bankruptcy,
having made an assignment on Friday
last. His liabilities were $4,000 and
his assets about $1,000.
Mr.. Oscar j. Gagnon contemplates
moving from Marinette to this city
and open up jeweIry store. Oscar
and Hattie will certainly be welcomed
back if they choose to come.
Rev. J. A. Brown, of Pittsville,
will occupy the pulpit of the Congre-
gational Church Sunday next. both
morning and evening Let the church
be filled.
About As young people were royalty
entertained at the Milwaukee Restau-
rant last Friday evening in honor of
Bennie's 13 anniversary. 1t was
surprise to the boy.
The city authorities should provide
some means for cleaning our main
streets from the wood and rubbirh
usually found every spring. Let
man be hired whose duty it shall be to
clean the streets of this rubbish.
ARE You ExPosED-To maIarial
influences ? then protect your system
by using Parker's Ginger Tonic. 1t
strengthens the liver and kidneys to
throw off malariaI poisons, and is good
for general debility and nervous
exhaustion.
D. ?. Nichols saw-mill at Abbots-
ford was blown up by boiler explosion
on Wednesday morning at 4 o'clock.
The engineer was killed and four
other persons injured. The Colby
Photograph issued a supplement
giving fall account of the accident.
Still the good tidings continue to
come in This time it is at the home
OF n. E. Cornish, tinsmith at the Bon
March hardware store. It is a boy
and weighs II pounds These hard
ware fellows are doing things up brown.
x *"The same measure will not suit
all circumstances. But Kidney
Wort suits all cases of liver, bowels
and kidney diseases and their con-
comitants, piles, constipation, diabetes,
ague, etc. Try it and you will say SO
too
Miss Mary Arpin, who has been
away in search of better chimes the
past winter returned home Friday last
vastly improved in health, She has
spent most of her vacation in and
about Dubuque, Iowa. Mr.. Antoine
Arpiu, who has also been at Dubuque,
accompanied her heme.
Mr.. Peter Rogers, an old and re-
spectsd citizen Of Cen tralia, lost his
wife the past week, aged SIS years.
Mrs. Rogers had been troubled for
some time past with an abcess which
resulted fatally on the 14th inst. The
funeral services were held Thursday
at the Catholic church.
All. Helix, who recently went to
Chicago, holds position in one of the
largest wholesale hardware houses in
that city. He writes us that he likes
it very well. The company are
Hubbard, Spencer 4 Co.
The executive committee of the
Wisconsin editorial association met in
Madison recently and decided on hold
ing their next convention at Geneva
Lake, July 18th and spending the
week at the lake. Sam Fifeld is
getting up fine programme.
Any of our people who may be
anticipating trip to some of the
watering places of this or some other
state viii find it to their interest to