Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-01-14
HERE AND THERE.
POINTERS AND OBSERVATIONS
CAUGHT IN THE PATHWAY.

CAUGHT IN THE PATHWAY.
Sparkling water sets of glassware
in all colors at Keyes.
Old Oakep Bucket sets Of glassware
in all colors at w. A. Keyes.
Remember the successful services
being held at the church this week.
Apples, No. 1 Michigan, for $500
per barrel at Talmadge & Blodgett's S.
The cold wave lowered the tempera-
ture to 26 below gro Saturday and
nights in this vicinity.
If you want Pork, Beef, Beans,
Potatoes, Apples, &C., go to Wood
& Aliens, bridge square.
Lumber from Cochran's mill in
Rudolph is being hauled in and piled
upon either bank of the river
Appleton is to have an electric
street railway. A company has been
formed with capital stock of $35, 000
Finest fresh oysters, raw or stewed,
at all hours at Keyes restaurant Also
in bulk per quart at lowest cash price
Great Rejoicing by Many. Mrs. G.
M. Peeso has reopened her store at
the old stand opposite the Post Office.
Mrs. Kate Howe has met with
splendid success at Wausau. Small
barkers at her heels Notwithstanding.
DR., j. F. Lockwood. Office over
Garrison's store, where he may be
found night and day. TELEPHONE. If
DR.. Raber, dental surgeon; Office
over First National Bank. Painless
extraction of teeth. Best filling at
moderate prices.
Several car loads Of oats were this
week received at Wood & Aliens COM
mission house. The boys are doing a
nice business.
Have you forgotten W. W. Kline
His jewelry store is two doors east of
Gardner brick block. Watch and
clock repairing a speciality.
Kinney, who was recently found
guilty of burglary and larceny, was
sentenced to Is months Imprisonment
at Waupun.
A desirable eating or cooking apple
can be purchased for $500 per barrel
at Talmadge & Blodgett's, opposite
Gardner brick block.
Choice dates and figs at the new
store of ". II. Ell. Edwards. Fresh
groceries at lowest cash prices.
Oysters, dry goods, &c.
The desperately contested game of
Polo. last Wednesday evening, between
the Centralia and Grand Rapids boys,
was won by the latter.
A large supply of fresh provisions,
groceries, tobacco's, sugars, coffees,
teas, raisins, crackers, at lowest cash
prices at W. A. Keyes grocery.
F. L. Tibbits has closed his mill
for short time and his foreman, E..
G. Talmadge, is assisting in filing
orders in the commission business.
Among the happy events of the past
week was the birth of fine boy to
Mr.. and Mrs. Knut. They were
delighted with DR.. Robinson their old
friend.
A Mr., Hudson, at Dexterville,
received a severe cut on the back of
the ankle joint Friday. His wound
was dressed by Drs. Pomeroy and
Robinson. 1t is said to be bad cut.
The Rink under Mr. Lyons
management is being well patronized.
Thursday evening the exhibition by
the Miller sisters was well attended.
The little girls gave a creditable ex-
hibition which delighted the audience.
The machine that speaks, the Pho
nograph at Colby, has greatly improv-
ed, 1t is now published in more
convient form and has eight pages
instead of four. The paper is we'll
edited by its owners, Sam. Shafer and
Bro. The new heading is quite
novel being in lithograph style.
johnson & Black have put in a new
dress of self-spacing type and new
heading for the Advocate, at Merrill.
They run locals on first page. The
paper is now undenyably excellent,
as good as the best in the Northwest.
The city council of Stevens Point
have taken a much needed course in
this city. Their chief of police and
other officers have been ordered to use
every effort to detect arrest and prose
cute saloon keepers who sell to OIL
harbor Minors in their place of bust.
ness.
DIR. Raber arrived in this city Mon.
day to locate permanently. He has
rented the front rooms over the First
National Bank and is about ready fol
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