Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-07-01

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cashier Of the First National bank in
that city. The cause for the deed is
of too common occurrance in all cities
to give publication to them.
The thirty-fourth annual session Of
the Wisconsin Teachers Association
will meet in the assembly chamber at
| Madison, July the 9th, lasting three
days. A very interesting program has
been prepared.
Mr. J, L. Blodgett, of Minneapolis,
Mimi, is visiting with his brother and
sister IN this city We notice that he
has already joined the boys in glass
ball shooting.
We notice by the last issue of the
Tribune that few of the young men
enjoyed a short ''camp" at Lake
Emily the past week. Their bill of
fare must have been inviting served by
the cook Ia Besbop style. They
report fine time.
Mrs. w. F. Allen and family left
last Wednesday evening for Minneap-
oils, where they will make it their
future home. Mrs. Aliens many
friends in this city will miss her very
much.
Mrs. f. MacKinnon left Wednesday
afternoon for Appleton where she will
attend the marriage of Miss Halle
King to Mr. Carson Rogers of that
city
T. P. Tibbit8 and Robt. E. Mennett
returned home Friday morning from
Madison, where they closed a satisfac-
tory years work, E. Tibbits has
already interested himself at his fathers
office in Centralia where he is kept
very busy.
There will be picnic and bowery
dance at J. R. Akeys farm in Rudolph
on the 9th Of July. A large platform
has been erected for that purpose and
the dance will take place in the even
ing. Every body is cordially invited
to attend.
Miss Belle Raymond, ra4urned
home Wednesday evening from Colby.
Wis, where she has been teaching the
past year. Miss Belle is we'll pleased
with her years work, and is correspond
ingly happy.
Daily, Sampson & Co., lost their saw
mill at DAILY station, by fire the past
week. Loss estimated at $4,000.
Insurance So, 500 The company will
rebuild as soon as possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Woodwork
left on Tuesday morning over the Green
Bay railroad for Highmore, Dakota,
where Mr.. Woodwork owns a large
farm. They expect to be absent about
six weeks.
The 9th of July celebration has
been abandoned by those who had
the matter in charge, and the money
donated for that purpose, will be
refunded to the doners, by the COM
mittee.
Miss Emma Miller has returned from
her school work at Merrillan, Wis,
where she has just closed her second
years labor. Miss Emma has given
excellent satisfaction as teacher in
the High school there.
T. w. Burt announces himself an
independent candidate for the Office
of Clerk Of the Court in this issue of
the REPORTER. It might be well for
the politicians who are preparing states
for this falls campaign to consider his
name for this Office.
Mrs. Jos. Gass took her departure
Friday afternoon for Fairmont, Mimi
where Mr.. Gass owns large farm,
and they expect to make it their
future home. Mrs. Gass viii be
greatly missed by her many friends in
Grand Rapids and Centralia.
Mrs. D. NJ. Huntington and two
children have taken their departure
for Sterling, Ill, where they will
spend months visit with her people.
d. NJ. Huntington and youngest son
will keep house together during her
absence.
Miss Ellsworth and Mr.. Wood. of
Milwaukee, are the guests of Miss
Lida Edwards, at the Port this week.
Miss Ellsworth attended the marriage
Of Miss Henriette Lyon, in company
with Miss Edwards.
| W G. Witter has accepted the
| position of principal of the Wausau
Schools for another year at a salary of
| 81, 200. He viii spend his vacation
in this city reading law in Mr. j. W.
Cochran's law Office. We will have
him a near neighbor.
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