Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-02-04
HERE AND THERE.
PENCIL POINTERS AND OBSERVATIONS
CAUGHT IN THE PATHWAY.
A. G. Cary's child lies quite sick.

D. Baily had quite a sick child but
she is now improving.
Have you tried those $500 apples
at Talmadge & Blodgett's.
Remember the Miller Sisters at the
Rink Monday Feb'y 8th.
David Lutz Jr. has very sick baby
which was taken Sunday.
Thirty six degrees below zero in
this city Tuesday night.
Mr.. Seth Reeves is in the city this
week visiting his family.
Old Oaken Bucket sets of glassware
in all colors at W. A. Keyes.
Mrs. John Edwards is reported
making gradual improvement.
E. B. Fritzsinger's children are
considerable better this week.
Apples, No. 1 Michigan, for 50. 90
per barrel at Talmadge q Blodgett's S.
Child number fourteen was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. OrIn Gray, Jan 27.
The latest thing out is Pariseau's s
CASH PURCHASE COUPON.
Miss Anna Stonehouse was number
ed among the sick the past week.
The little hand bill labored with a
mountain and brought forth mouse.
Call in at w. A. Keyes and try
his twenty-five cent Young Hyson tea.
Miss Phoebe LaVigne has gone to
Wausau tor a few days. She will
visit her sister.
Mrs David Woodruff of Seneca,
who was very sick for some time past
is gaining quite rapidly now.
NJ G. Warren is having a lot of
building rock hauled this week with
which to underpin his store building.
A Female Brass Band at the Rink
to- night. Just think of it, It's worth
% cts to see such a band. Go see
them without fail.
c.. Ii. Herchleb intends to 90 to
Canada in the near future and return
with his family who have been absent
about four months.
Mrs John Hamm now owns the
store building which she occupies
having recently purchased the same
from T. B. Scott for $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Edminister, from
Hamilton, Mo, are visiting the family
of Judge Gardner. The gentleman is
we'll known to many of our people.
Do not forget when in need of furni-
ture that NJ .. Warren will sell you
any furniture in his store at less than
you can get it elsewhere. Chamber
suits speciality.
Messrs. G J Jackson, d. E. Carey
j. W. Cochran and @. J. Carman,
will be in attendance at the g. A r.
Encampment at Milwaukee this week.
A desirable eating or cooking apple
can be purchased for $500 per barrel
at Talmadge & Blodgett's, opposite
Gardner brick block.
Did you see the Miller Sisters in
their fancy and trick skating, when
here several weeks ago, if not,
don't fail to see them Monday evening,
Feb'y the Sth.
Mr.. Frank Pomainville, we under
stand, intends to erect a beer depot
soon near the Green Bay depot and
will supply the market at this point
with Milwau kee beer.
The suit of L. G. Miles, pending
for several years against the Star and
News for SANDER was decided Tuesday
at Philips by verdict in favor of the
| defendants.
A large gathering of invited friends
will take place at the residence of S.
A. Spafford Friday evening in honor
of Grandpa Tenant. Mr.. Tenant will
then be eighty years of age and is still
jovial and hearty.
G. H. SIocum has purchased the
Geo. Baker homestead on the hill, and
will move his family this week. The
consideration paid is said to have been
! 1000 dollars. Mr. Hoeffs will occupy
the house vacated by Mr. Slocum.
| TAX NoTICE.-The tax rolls are
now in my possession for collection.
All taxes unpaid on February 18th
| will be collected by distress and sale
of property.
D. E. CAREY, City Marshal
Fred Brunkey has been taken by
the school authorities and sent TO the
state school for boys at Waukesha
Marshal Carey took him down Mon
day evening. Other boys are on the
list for future action.
See what can be bought at W. A.
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