Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1883-03-22
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LOCAL BREVITTES.

popular at present.
Mr.. A. Crosse, of Neeedah. spent ;
few days in this city the past week.
Louis Fouriner is identifying hi:
home. New paint. new porches, etc.
G. T. Witter physician and surgeon.
Office on Main street, residence or
Drake street. tt
The young people gave Harry
Edwards regular pleasure party
Friday evening last.
G. Fl. Slocum has been taking ar
inventory Of stock the past week as
sisted by Mr.. S. Reeves.
Our readers will please notice the
changes in I. G. st. Amour's .adver'
tisement.
Clean off your sidewalks and quit
finding fault with your neighbor be
cause he doesn't clean his.
"Get there, Eli is the present pet
slang phrase with the young men 10
this vicinity.
Don't fail to hear Mrs. Dunn,
in her Great Character Lecture,
''Zekle's Wife,
w. A. Roe spent Sunday with his
parents in this city. and returned to
the Point Monday.
Arthur Foisey who has been laid up
with a severe eeld the past week is
again on duty at Hebert's gallery.
T. ] Cooper writes that they are
we'll pleased with their new field OF
labor at Beaver Dam.
The Cotton mill has not as yet been
decided as a certainty. No one seems
to knew what will be done.
Uncle Hodges made hurried visit
at his home this week, returning to
his duties at Madison Monday
r.. B. Scott recently bought 5000,
900 feet of lumber from Champagne
& Woodlock SO says the "News."
It is currently reported that Mr..
Abe Ouiek was married to Miss Tena
Otto in this city Saturday the 10th
inst
Alex Muir who has been sick with
brain fever for the past eight weeks.
is now able to be cut He looks natur-
al, only little pale.
Uncle 10. Freeman has engaged the
services of Mr. George Brazeau to
assist in his grocery store. George
will commence work next Monday.
MarshfeId is going to have metho-
dist church at cost of $1,000. OF
this amount $3.50 was subscribed by
MarshfGld citizens.
Mrs. Amy I. Dunn is spoken
of by the press of our country i'm
the highest terms. Don't fail to
see and hear her tonight.
DR.. w. H. Bulge, of Maustsn, has
located at Marshield. He has pur-
chased the stock of drugs owned by
w. 2. Sexton Of that place.
Mrs. Ann Roche offers for sale Is
lots in blocks l aud of the first
ward at reasonable rates. Anyone
desiring good building lots will de
we'll to look these over.
FoUND.--A pocket book contsining
mony and other articles, which the
owner can have by calling at my Office,
proving property and paying for this
notice. GEO A. NEEvEs.
Rev. Rowland is spending a week
at Pittsville doing little missionary
work among its thrifty people. He
will doubtless receive a cordial greet
ing.
House TO RENT.-The large house
formerly Lavigne's homestead) with
barn and six lots. Possession given
the first of April. Inquire of G. E.
Pariseau.
The Waushara Argus entered it:
twenty-sixth year Friday the 10th.
May it continue to prosper until time
ceases to be, lis the worst wish of the
REPORTER.
Quite fine gathering Of little folks
assembled at the residence of T. c.
St Amour on invitation OF Miss Perle
Saturday afternoon. The weather Wa:
warm and pleasant and the little ones
report having splendid time.