Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-08-14

Miss Marvin, the guest of Miss
Nellie Kroner has returned home.
Miss Ella Parrish is a guest of Mrs.
Ella Armstrong, of Necedah.
James Welsh is also on record this
week and he calls the arrival boy.
No services at the M. e. Church
Sunday next as Rev. Myers will preach
at Rudolph.
The last communion services of this
conference year will be held on Sunday
the oath inst. at the NJ. E. Church.
Mr.. n. E. Emmons returned from
his visit to New Lisbon and Kilbourn,
this week. Ask John to tell you his
bona fde fish story.
Reader your attention is directed to
the new and stylish photographs lately
taken by Mr.. Hebert and on exhibition
in his case at the front Of his gallery.
Mr.. G. E. Pariseau is building an
addition to his store. He is also I'M
derpinning his store with 80 inch
stone wall.
A party of young people enjoyed
the Inequalities of Mr. and Mrs. I'll.
II. Compton Monday evening among
whom were ye editor
Miss Carrie Case from Prairie du
CHEN, is the guest of Miss Jennie
Webb. The young people are passing
the summer season quite pleasantly.
Mr.. James McCarty has greatly i'm
proved and enlarged his residence
property on high street. They will
have much better conveniences now
than before.
W. L. Wood is selling numerous
organs throughout the county. He will
sell you an instrument on easy terms.
Consult him if you want one before
purchasing elsewhere.
The Republican rally of Saturday
evening is spoken Of by the Democrats
as being the most orderly and strong
est yet held by either party. Crowds
were unable to get admittance. Blaine
and Logan have a mighty following.
Geo. N. Wood is closing out his
stock of sewing machines at cost.
Now is the time to get frst-class
machine cheap. If you want one,
call at Woods drug store. If
It seems as though the world was
surely moving forward. Gus. Breasted
noble veteran of 1865 is smiling
in his sleeve and says, ditto johnson,
only its a girl-Saturday. What JOY
in Centralia this week.
W. E. Mack drives his nag more
rapidly and more often this week and
the pride of his heart is a boy. He
boasts of the largest son in the town.
johnson the Sth, Breasted the 9th and
Mack the 10th.
E. A Hoefs the G.. B. W. & st. P.
railroad agent is pleased to inform
burners of coal that he has an assert
ment of the different kinds of coal al
the depot where he will order and
give prices. Consult him before gur-
chasing elsewhere.
Mr. Horace Runyan, a former
Rapids boy, has returned from New
Orleans the past week and will make
his future home in Wisconsin. Hor-
ace will be remembered by many of oul
people. He is an excellent young
man.
The Crow eating democratic party is
doomed to crow again this fall. The signs
of the times are surely against them
and they ought to be. Free trade
will not suit the American people
Wausau's city council is pushing
the gamblers hard and we may expec
soon to see the feathered gents making
their appearance in this city anC
Centralia. Rev Wharton's gooC
work is telling.
The Plumed Knight company me
at the Court House last Tuesday even
ing and elected the following officers
Jos. Cotey Captain, Gus. Breasted Is