Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-09-03
GRAND RAPIDS, WOOD COUNTY, WISCONSIN, THURSDAY sF

Another boy born in Centralia. at
the home of Myron Lane, Thursday
morning, DIR. Lockwood attended.
When you need new suit of fine
or every day clothes, remember NJ
Vaughn, Centralia. Perfect fits guar
anteed tt.
Mr.. P. Love, a brother of Owen
Love, has purchased an interest in the
NJ. McCarty saloon and consequently
takes Ovens place.
R. A. Havenor is having erected a
residence just west of E. B. Rossier's S
residence in Centralia. near the G. M
& St. 2. railroad track.
The Wausau Central says the pine
tract sold by VIM. Gallon and R. P
Mason to Jos. Dessert contained
LILO acres, and will cut $4,000, 900
feet OF lumber.
G. Fl. Slocum contcmplates the pur-
chase of the Ward dwelling north of
the Cong. Church. He says that his
present home is too far from his place
of business.
BoARDERs. s.-Mrs. NJ. Waterman
takes this method of announcing that
she is ready to take boarders at the
rate of $3 per week. Good accom-
adations. Residence near the fair
grounds. 2w
A. E. Bezaillon and Will Martin
have made large number of cranberry
rakes this week for parties at City
Point. They make a shapely and
durable article. The going price is
$500.
DYNAMITE.--We have full supply
of this article for blowing out stumps.
Warranted to give satisfaction if used
according to our directions. Prices re-
duced.
If. THE WISCONSIN WOOD PULP co.
Tuesday Of the past week j. W.
Lemley's little girl fell across a sharp
axe, in their yard, cutting her hand
quite seriously. Mr.. Lemley imme
diately secured the services of DR..
Lockwood. The childs hand is report
ed improving rapidly.
A lively fight is going on through
out the state for high license. At
Milwaukee the saloon and brewery
interests are making strong effort
to de feat high license. As the ques-
tion is one of reducing the taxes of
each voter, it is quite likely the license
will be raised.
The theory is advanced that the
death of Mayor Walkup, Of Emporia,
Kans., whose widow is under arrest for
his murder, may have been caused by
the subnitrate of bismuth which was ad-
by his physician during his
last illness.
Mr. Thos Heron while on his way
home was thrown from his wagon near
S Parker's residence Friday, receiving
a rather rough blow upon his head.
He was picked up and cared for by
friends. DR.. Robinson was called and
thinks he will be all right again in a
short time.
Will Carey, of Centralia. was laid
up the past week with a poisoned
ankle While on the marsh the mem
Der became chafed and then poisoned.
DR. Lockwood who has excellent
success in surgical operations, was call
ed, and Mr.. Carey is now able to
return to his work.
Tribune: An operation of more
than ordinary Importance and interest
was performed upon the hare-lip Of
Fred Kellogg by DR.. Robinson last
Thursday, At present the operation
promises to be most fattering success,
in which case Master Kellogg will re-
gain the full use of his vocal organs
A handsome folder has been receiv,
ed at this office from the job printing
Of the EVENING WISDOM
SIN at Milwaukee 1t is entitled
"Seven facts for the public" F" There
is no denying the fact that they do
printing of every description.
The folder is sufficient evidence.
The REPORTER acknowledges the
receipt of a cloth bound copy of the
first biennial report of the State Board
of Health with the compliments of DIR.
G f. Witter. The Doctor is one of
the most active members of the board
and takes pride in doing large amount
of gratuitous work for the benefit of
the people. We believe his efforts are
Please accept thanks.