Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-02-22
LOCAL 3REVITIES.
Spring time is approaching.

nesday afternoon en- railroad business
/ Mrs. Phillips sentemplatss selling
out her restaurant to Mr.. Mike Lesel
yong.
Mr.. r. Parrish made brief visit to
Stevens Point this week returning
Wednesday.
Monday was beautiful day. The
boys basked in the sunshine on street
corners.
Mrs. George Zenier of this city is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Boron at
Merrill.
The Gazette came out this week
much cleaner print. Herr no long
er handles the press.
The purity and elegant perfume of
Parker's Hair Balsam explain the
popularity of this reliable restorative.
It will pay you to call and examine
the bargains given in shoes at I. G.
st. Amour's fair corner.
Miss Julia King. of Green Bay. is
visiting among friends in this city.
She is the guest of Nellie KRONER.
Five officers of the Sixteenth Grena-
diers at St. Petersburg have been dis
missed, and will be tried for Nihilism.
The Wonewoc Reporter states that
Hon. Z. S. Miner, of Necedah, started
last week for the Hot Springs and
from there he will go to Florida, where
his family are spending the winter.
The interior of the Wood County
drug store is receiving a coat of white
paint. Walter says he intends to have
nobby looking store.
We acknowledge a pleasant call
from Mr.. G.. J. Cox, of Portage City,
who was in this city the past week.
Mr.. Cox has been retained as attorney
in the case Of Fred Fenner.
Miss Anna Green, who was vel
known to our people, died at the resi-.
dence of Mr.. T. Tibbitts, Port Ed
| wards. at the age of Is yoars, Mon,
day the 18th inst.
The Milwaukee Restaurant has a
large patronage among the travelling
public and is doing good business.
The restaurant has reputation fol-
setting ''good tables
All those who want the bus for the
masquerade ball will leave their order
at the American Express Office or al
G. H. Slocum's prior to six O'Clock
p. m. on that day.
Mr.. E. Buchanan is again conduct
ing a passing train on the Green Bay
railroad. The old man makes faith
full employee.
Monday Mr.. G.. n. Wood made {
trip to Pittsvillc to look the towr
over. He says most of the factories
are not running at present.
The earnings of the St. Paul R. r
Company for the second week in Feb
ruary were $4,000, against 1862
900, for the same week in 1882.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. St. Amour re
turned from Chicago the past week
Mr.. St. Amour was treated by DR.
Moses Dunn and says he is 0. K. once
more.
A small flock Of ducks were anus
ing themselves in the cold waters oil
the Wisconse, Thursday. The boys
would say it is nice weather for ducks,
but we can't see it in that light.
Miss Gordon keeps a fine line Of
millinery goods on hand constantly,
and invites the public to examine them
and get prices before purchasing else
where
Little Irwin Schultz whe was kicked
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on the knee last August by their COW,
is still suffering from its effects. He
has running sore near the knee that
is constantly draining his system.
Messrs. Daily and Sampson have
banked 100000 feet of lumber in this
city below the bridge. 1t is being sawed
by Larson, Hanson & Co. in Seneca
Mr.. D. W. Compton is experimenting
the piling.
Messrs. Doud & Co., barrel stock
manufacturers at Rudolph paidout over
$4,000 at that station for the month
of January. They have now on
hand raw material enough to keep
their factory going the entire year.
Albert Helix who has been conduct.
supply store for Messrs. Jones and
Nash at junction City has returned to
this city. Mr.. John Clock takes his
place at the junction for the present.
Albert has made the Reporter several