Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1884-04-17

this season will find it of profit tC
themselves by consulting F L. Tibbit:
prices on sash. doors, blinds and build
ing paper. Remember this fact.
Mrs. John Hamm intends going tc
market by May first and requests al
parties owing her to call and settle
their accounts during April. Do not
fail to call by the first as We must have
our dues.
Jos. Whitney is improving the ap-
pearance of his residence property on
high street. He will soon have the
house treated to coat of fresh paint.
MIR. Whitney takes great pride in his
home
Mr.. and Mrs Tibbits and Mr.. and
Mrs G. j. Jackson, V. Talmadge, c..
II. Slocum and VIM. Hooper attended
the knight Templar services at the
Point Saturday and Sunday. They
report that AS members were present
in full uniform.
Sunday morning Rev. Rowland ad-
dressed a large anil intelligent congre-
CATION upon the "Resurrection of
Christ" The church was Hastily dec
GRATED with plants. The sermon was
listened to most attentively by our
people who seemed to be deeply inter
ested.
ATTENTIoN.-The Grand Rapids
Flour Mill Company will retail -four at
their mill for S4.75 per barrel until
the first day OF May. Flour warrant
ed first class. Goods delivered prompt
ly and free Of charge Telephone
connection with Witter House at
service of customers. If.
Mr.. 7. j. Cooper has taken his grip
sack and gone to Canton, Dakota,
where he has been engaged to do in
surance work. He goes on trial for a
few weeks at good wages and rem ms
providing all proves satisfactory. Mr..
Cooper has numerous friends who will
be pleased to learn of his success.
F. W. Cooley and brother were in
this city Friday last and visited vari-
Gus places Of interest, including the
schools of this city and Centralia
We understand the brother will make
application for the position of princi-
pal of the Howe high school. This
office received a short call.
Dwight Huntington has now on hand
a fine stock of sportsmen furnishings,
such as, fishing tackle, powder and
shot. cartridges, shells, and other
articles too numerous to mention. He
invites the public to cali in and ex-
anime his goods. Store in Belknap
building near court house.
Among the arrivals the past week
were Mr. Judson Smith of Omaha,
Neb, and his uncle Judson Smith
from Saltwater, Minnesota. They
were called to attend the funeral ser
vices of Mr.. E. K Smith. father Of
the first named and brother to the
latter. Judson had not been home in
five years.
Messrs. Walter Lyon and j. G.
Brown, of Portage City. spent the
fore part Of this week looking over
our city. Mr.. Brown is boot and
shoe merchant at Portage, while Mr.
Lyon is conductor on the Portage
branch of the Central railroad. The
REPORTER office was not overlooked
by the boys.
Rev. F L. Wharton NJ. E. pastor
at Wausau was in thr city Tuesday
the guest of his old friend Rev. Fl.
c. Myers pastor in tnis city. They
are genial Cody men, but are not
sufficiently appreciated by their people
who should stand by them firm as a
rock. More faithful or deserving men
are not to be found.
Notice is hereby given that the
mutual business relations existing
between G. F. Witter AMI F. B. Rob-
inson terminated April 81 1884. and
that all unsettled and outstanding
accounts for medical services rendered
by either of the above are now in the