Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-11-26


The latest thing out is Pariseau'
CASH PURCHASE COUPON.
A good Horse Shoer can get stu
alton Of r. w. Lyon Grand Rapids,
Wis.
G. FL. Slocum is making prepara-
tions for the display of fine stock of
holiday goods.
Vegetables, such as onions, beans,
cabbages, sweet potatoes, &c. at
Keyes. If,
John Martin has charge of fitting
up the Scott building, on Water street,
to be occupied by w. FL. Edwards.
Frank Kline cut his foot quite bad
the past week with an axe while chop
ping timber at PittsViile for Doud Son
& Co.
S: E. Thayer has been appointed as
register of the y. S. Land Office, at
Wausau in place of NJ. FL. McCord
resigned.
Call at the new store of w. A.
Keyes for fruits of all kinds, grapes,
oranges, lemons, peaches, apples,
pears, &c. If.
W. w. Corning, prominent hard
ware merchant at Merrill has closed
out his store on the east side and will
close his west side store as soon as he
can dispose of the wares now on hand.
Andrew Fisher, who recently caught
his hand in the cog wheels Of straw
cutter lost all Of his fingers but the
first and thumb of the right hand.
DR.. DeMars did the surgical work.
After long struggle, Hon. j. II.
Mitchell, republican, of Oregon, has
succeeded in securing his election to
the United States senate iu place of J !.
H. Slater, democrat, whose term ex-
pired on the 4th of March last.
The social party held at Witter's s
Hall Friday evening was we'll attended
and highly enjoyed Among those
present from abroad were Mr. & Mrs.
Kelly, Mrs. j. w. Cameron, Mr..
and Mrs. Smith and Mr.. Paddock, of
Vesper.
Mrs, Martin Novack, of Stevens
Point, whom Dr. Phillips, of that city
referred to DR.. Robinson to be operated
upon two weeks ago, is better, and
has gone home again. The cause of
this operation had existed for four
years.
A donation will be given to Rev.
Rowland next Wednesday evening Dec.
2nd, at the basement of the church.
The ladies society will furnish a good
supper for 25cts. Let it be remember.
ed that the donation is distinct from
the supper, and will not be applied on
salary.
Geo. Hiles had papers served upon
t. E. Nash while he was on his way
to Washington, during the stop of the
train at Dexterville Junction by FL
W. Remington, his attorney, calling
him to defend a civil suit for libel
The amount of damages claimed are
not yet made known.
Mr.. JOHN Peterson, of Spaulding
stopping at the Witter House while
receiving medical aid, was operated
upon Tuesday by DR.. Lockwood whc
performed Thoracentesis and removed
from the left chest little less than
quarts of serum. It.was a case o
neglected pleurisy with effusion.
W. j. Farnsworth, of Green Bay
was arrested at noon Monday by Geo
E. Williams, of Pinkerton's Detectiv
Agency, charged with throwing sui
phuric acid in the face of conducto
J. B. Owen, September 9, and de
stroying one eye. His examination
commenced at 2 p. m. the same day.
Appleton Gauland the young ma
who recently shattered one Of his arm
by the accidental discharge of his gul
while hunting for deer at Point Basse
is rapidly recovering under DR.. Demar
treatment Seven bullets and eigh
pieces of bone were removed from th
arm. He will save portion Of th
arm.
The convention held at Necedah i
pronounced as one of the best eve
held in the Lemonweir district. Gu
delegation report having found th
people of Necedah free-hearted an
whole souled in a remarkable degree
They were entertained during thei
short stay in such royal manne
as not soon to be forgotten. The
found the growing city full of enter
prising citizens who believe in Go
and the future greatness of their ow
city. Rev. Rowland was re-electe