Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-10-29
BRIEF NOTES.

Ihe Rlnk building is being clapE
boarded.
DR.. Raber will be at the Wittel
House Tuesday Nov. Sd.
CLAIMS for sale at Peeso & Carey
by the dozen, more or less.
Billins is making his furniture store
shine. Mr.. j. W. Hodges assistant.
III. H. Compton has re-shingled the
roof on his residence and otherwise
beautified it.
Go to the popular tailor shop for a
good suit of clothes. M. J. McRaith
proprietor
frankie Cameron is attending school
in this city and boarding at Mrs. 1. L..
Mosher's.
The residence of G. E. Pariseau,
the smasher of prices, is undergoing
painting repairs.
A number of the young people
occupied Witter hall Friday evening
in a social dance
Miss Libbie Nau of Green Bay is
in the city visiting friends. She will
remain until Monday.
1t is expected that the post office in
this city will be moved into its new
quarters Sunday next.
Go to Peeso & Carey's for fresh
CLAIMS, fruits, vegetables and groceries.
We sell as low as the lowest.
For an excellent fitting garment go
to M. j. McRaith's tailor shop oppo-
site First National Bank.
DIR. Robinson was called to Pitts
vile last week Friday to see a member
Der of Mr.. Carley's family.
Messrs. Spencer and Mack expect
that the improvements about their mill
will be completed this week.
A ten pound daughter was bern to
Mr.. and Mrs. Leazer Rayhum, of the
town of Rudolph, October 14th
Remember that M. J. McRaith
turns out nobby suits of clothes even
though he was defeated for post master.
The trial of Mrs. Walkup of
Emporia. Kansas, charged with poi
soning her husband, is in progress at
said city.
When in want of shoes, boots, shoe
packs, leggings, rubbers, etc call at
the popular shoe store of FL. E. Gne-
wuch S.
LOST A Point and Horizon lace
tie. The finder will be suitably re-
warded by leaving the same at this
office.
Beautiful weather until Wednesday
when the white fakes of snow remind
ed the travellers of the approaching
winter.
Jones & Nash, w. E. Mack and
Agent Hoefs are delivering their an
nual supply of coal. Now is the time
to leave your order.
Mr.. Ellis Kroner has charge of
getting up the dramatic play-The
Hidden Hand, to be given in this city
in the near future by local talent.
The local editor who reported for
the Tribune the past week must have
been a little off Judging from the
incorrect statements made.
Owing to his increasing practice
here, Dentist Raber will stop four
days commencing with Tuesday Of
next week, instead Of three as here
tofore.
The Prohibitiouists of Ohio polled
over $4,000 votes and still the republi-
cans carried the state by 20, 900
This does not speak very we'll for
democracy.
The valuable heritage of this city
was augmented on the 26th by the
birth of pretty little girl to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Slattery. Ten pounds
weight.
Geo. N. Wood shipped large num-
Der of cranberries in baskets the past
week. He succeeded also in selling a
large number of berries at St. Paul
and Minneapolis.
Last Sunday Dr. Robinson removed
from Mrs. Minor Herald a tumor
which had been growing for nine years
and was very painful. At present she
is doing we'll
w. T. King while in Minneapolis
last week received paralytic shock Of
the left side. He returned Friday to
this city and is being treated by DR..
E. B. Robinson
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r. Gardner's
children who were supposed to have
scarlet fever have the German measles