Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-07-12
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Our townsman Mr.. F. w. Burt, we
are glad to announce is much improved.
FL. W. Lord has purchased a fine
driving horse of Mr.. John DAILY.
Over 1900 pair of ladies hose to be
sold at cents per pair a. Fogo Bros.
See Copeland & Vaughan's card ad-
vertisement in this weeks issue.
Mrs. Dick Lunt, of Appleton, is in the
city visiting among relatives.
DR.. G. A. Boorman, Centralia. Office
over Johnson, Hill & Co.'S store. If.
DR.. Crawford's new building is fast
approaching completeness.
Remember at Fogo Bros. is the place
to buy campaign handkerchiefs.
Milk River, Montana, is probably so
called because of the water it contains.
Miss Freeman, of New London, has
been the guest of Miss Celia Compton
the past week.
The City Cash store do their deliver
ing with new horse lately purchased.
He is daisy.
He.-"Genius is mental disease"
She.-"How well and healthy you must
be-"
Miss Minnie Brown is visiting with
Mrs. Stocking at Altoona, Wis, this
week. She left on Monday.
No use urging doctors to get up a
trust. 1t is pretty much all trust with
them now.
DR.. I'll. G.. Worthington, of Merrill,
was in attendance at the medical meet
ing in this city.
Mrs. DR.. Douglas, of Sparta, is visiting
with friends in Centralia and Grand
Rapids this week.
Rev. John Rowland will occupy the
Cong'l Church pulpit next Sabbath
and evening.
The 18th annual catalogue of the State
Normal School, of Oshkosh, has been
received at this office.
1t is rumored that E. LaVigne was
Wednesday the 18th inst. to
Miss Holms, of Rudolph.
Quinine is now made from coal tar
We don't exactly remember what isn't
made from coal tar.
The little steamer was shipped to
Lake where it will be used
pleasure seekers to the fishing
grounds.
Miss Minnehan has been released by
the school board and Miss Jennie Jen-
kins, of Plattville, has been engaged to
take her place.
1t is one of the peculiarities of things
In general that the freshest men gener-
ally tell the stalest stories.
Blueberries are commencing to come
into the market and they are being
rapidly bought up by N. D. Emmons
and Will Gross, dealers.
Bargainsl bargains, in tinware at the
new store of Fogo Bros. in the building
recently occupied by Mrs. Nilsson in
Centralia.
Senator Harris, of Tennessee, said in
debate recently; II make this statement
in bona fide good faith"
Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Burns, of
Junction City, Saturday the inst.
1O3 Id. boy. Mother and child are do
ing well.
VIII Gross was visitor in Necedah
Sunday. Monday he returned to this
city accompanied by his sister Mrs.
Davis.
GLOW doth the little busy beef" Well
if you meddle with him much you will
be apt to find out how he doth.
Rev. Loomis was visitor to Chicago
the past week. He was in attendance
at the convention of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor.
Mrs. John Hamm and two daughters
are visiting with relatives in Milwaukee.
While there she will buy goods for her
popular dry goods store.
The Fishkill Standard has made the
discovery that there is one crop that
never fails. 1t belongs to the chicken.
Place your order with d. E. Carey
for nice line of nursery stock. He is
agent for Stone & Wellington Fonthill
Nursery Co., of Canada.
Or. Phillips Jr., of Stevens Point, was
in this city Tuesday attending the med
ical association which was in session
here on that day.
The silver dollar is big enough and
good enough. That it is not numerous
enough in the pocket is its only trouble.
Miss Ella Whitney entertained large
number of her friends Tuesday evening
last. Those who attended report very
pleasant time.
When you want anything in the line
of table cloths, towels, handkerchief or
suspenders be sure and go to Fogo Bros.
bargain store, Centralia, opposite city
bakery.
MARRIED.-At the residence of VIM.
Tail in the city of Centralia July 3rd
1888, by I. J. Cooper, Mr.. VIM. Wells,
of Portage Co., to Miss Annie Meyer, OF
Centralia, Wis.
Nina Van Zandt, the proxy wife OF
August Spies, the anarchist, recently
passed through Denver with her moth
er. A reporter who saw her says that