Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-11-04
HERE AND THERE.

Old papers for sale at this Office for
| 5 cents dozen.
Receipt books for sale cheap at this
| Office.
Mr.. John Wagner is back again and
can be found at his shop on Water
street. John enjoyed his visit hughly.
The latest thing out is Pariseau's g
tCASH PURCHASE COUPON.
Mrs Henry Hayden visited with
friends in this city the past week. We
understand that she is going to spend
the winter at Dexterville.
WANTED.-A first class horse shoer
and blacksmith Call on R. W. Lyon
at his shop in this city.
Morton Mosher returned home the
past week after long absence in the
far west. He was not in love with the
prairie country.
For SALE-An Argand Coal stove,
or Hecla with oven, for sale at half
price at the Cong'l Parsonage.
L. A. Chaboneau's defeat was
the republicans own doings, for ne
was largely supported by his demo-
cratic friends.
A second hand box stove for sale
cheap at the REPORTER office.
G.. E. Witter, Jr., came home from
Madison SO that be night assist in
giving Gov Rusk and the state ticket
ais hearty support.
W. W. Kline the jeweler. Shop
in I. A. Barnes confectionery store.
Mr.. Harris Grover was among our
many callers the past week, and renew
ed his subscription to the REPORTER
for another year.
L. A. Charboneau's carrying the
city of Marshfeld, by nine majority
was great surprise to the democrats
in this section.
Call on DR.. Raber for all kinds of
frst-class dental work. Vitalized air
administered. Office over First Ma
tional Bank. IF.
Daniel Arpin is having the old barn
back of his new residence remodeled,
and fixed up for USE Great improv-
ments are being made about his prem :
ises.
Call at the REPORTER Office for any
kind of election tickets, cheap for
cash. Straights. or splits anything to
suit customers.
Peter Brown, Of Sigel, whiled arsar.
a few minutes of his time in this Office
the past week, He owns a large farm
in that town and is enjoying fair sue
cess.
| The Pioneer Pulp Co., are having
an office l4x30 erected opposite their
mill property in this city. The COM
pany will make many Improvements
about their property.
Remember that you can buy legal
blanks at the REPORTER office. Par
ties outside the city can get small or
large quantities on short notice by
addressing A. L. Fontaine.
DR.. G. F. Witter was Summoned by
telegraph to Friendship n Y, where
his mother is lying at the point of
death. We have not learned when he
expects to return.
D. P. Bisbee and wife lost their
oldest son the past week and he was
buried in this city on Tuesday. They
have the sympathy of a host of friends
in their bereavment.
MARRIED-At the residence of
Emil Benzil Centralia, Oct. 30-1886
by L. J. Cooper Esq, Mr. Otto Bur-
andt and Miss Amelia Benzil, both of
Centralia Wis.
Mr.. Chas Aberheart's boy, of the
Town of Grand Rapids, broke his leg
last Sunday by wagon wheel running
over it. DR.. Robinson was called to
set the member.
Mr.. Thomas Pitts, now business
man of Wolsey, Dakota, was welcome
caller at this Office Monday He cal
culates TO spend the winter in this
county logging in the town of Wood.
He is still somewhat interested in
politics.
Geo. n. Woods familiar contenance
was seen in this city on election day
He said he could not let the day pass
without voting for the state ticket
thereby sustaining the principles of
his party. He reported his wife we'll,
and pie ased with Milwaukee society.
Wood County soldiers receive as
pensions according to the last annual
report ending June Both 1886, S1.129
per month, or $13. 54S per year, We
doubt not but what this amount has
increased since June last It is plain
to he Snan tb Of cuob n cum is q hono6t