Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-07-15
HERE AND THERE.

TO sell or rent. tt.
Sickness at Vesper we are pleased
to note is decreasing.
The latest thing out is Pariseau's
CASH PURCHASE COUPON.
Two of Mr.. Wrape's children were
taken to the Poor House last week.
M. J. McRaith is numbered among
the sick this week.
Place cement we'll tiling in your
wells and save money by it.
Lieutenant Governor Fifeld, of Ash
land, is not candidate for reelection.
Mr.. Kelley who is now at the Poor
Farm lies in critical condition.
Mrs. Mason, who resides near Bar
ker's is recovering from long severe
illness.
Miss Mabel Rork, ''of Reedsburg.
is guest at Mr.. FL. Bishops home
stead in this city.
Don't lay pine Clogs for drainage
purposes when you can buy cement
sewer pipe cheaper.
w. w. Kline the jeweler Shop
three doors east from the Gardner
brick block. If
Mr.. Naglee, of Wausau, formerly of
Philadelphia, was at the Witter
House, Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Mary Witter left last Thurs
day for short visit at Necedah, with
an old friend, Mrs. Laura Hutchinson.
Geo. Howes did the mason work on
The "bulk head'' where the drain COM
mences to cross Main street. 4
James McCarty with the help of
two men is doing good work in laying
the sewer pipe across Main street.
Mr.. John Georbing has gone back
to Tomah and his brother is here to
take his place in the pop beer factory.
IF you are talking of stoning up
your well, call at the REPORTER Office
and see what you can buy cement
eiling for.
Alfred Rossier the Oldest son of E.
B. Rossier, is home on visit from
Colorado. Alfred is looking we'll and
feels tip top.
MARRIED. the Central Hotel
Grand Rapids, July Sth by Rev S.
Smith, Mr.. Christian Oleson to Miss
Mary Nelson, of this city.
E. B. Fritzsinger, of Grand Rapids,
was in the city Thursday visiting E.
j.. Pfffner and other friends. - ,SteUens
Point Journal.
The refreshing rains of Saturday
and Sunday arrived in She "nick Of
time" and vegetation is the better
for it.
Mr.. and Mrs. LumleY, of Grand
Rapids, Mich,, are visiting at the
residence of Mr.. L. Kroner. Mrs
Lumley is sister of Miss Nellie.
Miss Louise Dennis returned from
Stevens Point, Monday, where she
has been the guest of Miss Annie
Coleman the past two weeks.
Advertising, says G. E, Pariseau,
is like selling IA lbs. granulated sugar
for one dollar, or making love with
fair widow, it cannot be over done.
Mr.. w, w. Meade's mother will
take care of the little baby girl,
Amanda and left with her Monday for
Mosinee where she is now making it
her home with her daughter Mabel.
Services will be held in the Luthern
church every Sabbath morning here
after. The congregation have engaged
the services of Rev. Bittner, a new
pastor.
The Minneapolis post-ofice was
robbed of $4,000 in postage stamps
and 300 in currency July the Sth inst.
The postage stamps weighed 120
pounds.
Rumor has it that Miss Jennie
Wharton, daughter of John Wharton,
of Appleton, and Mr.. Walter Cole
of the same place will soon be united
in marriage.
Mr.. George Voyer, of Ishpeming,
Mich. arrived in this city Saturday
morning in answer to a telegram,
summoning him to the funeral service
of his Oldest sister, Mrs. Amanda
Meade.
q. Lanouette has put in drain from
his saloon building along Main street
TO A, Bezaillon's blacksmith shop
where it connects with the drain on the
hill.
The Merrill base ball nine are ex.
pected down in the near future to give
the Grand Rapids boys lay out. All
We have to offer is that they will have
to do some good playing or get left.