Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-16
HIT OR MISS.

visiting friends in the city.
DR.. C. a. Boorman, Centralia. Office
over Johnson, Hill & Co.'S store If.
Mrs. John Albee, of Rudolph, was
present at the Lynn Concert Wednesday
evening. -----=
Mrs. c. 0. Baker and children are
back from Augusta where they spent
part of the summer.
Laundry sent every Tuesday to Troy
Steam Laundry, Milwaukee, at the
American Express Office.
Mrs. Swenson, of the town of Port
Edwards, was welcome caller at this
Office Wednesday.
Miss Kimball, of Stevens Point, is
the guest of Miss Mary Arpin this
week.
One Of Mr. Hanson's mill hands had
DR.. Robinson amputate his fingers this
| week.
Cranberry rakes will be made to or
der with steel teeth Of any size, by j. F.
Moore, Centralia wa
Mrs. Orrin Gray is visiting with her
children in Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs Abbott, of Minneapolis,
are visiting with their sister Mrs. n.
Gerard, Centralia.
Miss Theresa Burns, has been visit
ing with her brother Edward at Merrill
the past week.
Miss Nav Page, of Menasha, is visit
ing in the city the guest of Miss Emma
Bellows.
For RENT.-The building in Grand
Rapids opposite the City Cash store
for particulars apply Of A. L. Fontaine.
Mrs. John DAILY has returned from
Friendship where she has been visiting
with relatives.
Mrs. I. L. Mosher has been quite sick
the past few days. She is now reported
better.
Mr.. Whiting has rented the w T.
King residence until April 18th 1889.
They moved therein Wednesday.
J. Q. Hcbert Las been confined to the
house the past week with an attack of
illflamitory rheumatism.
c. A. Smith, of Amherst, was the
guest of Miss Ida Carman over Sunday
He returned home on Monday.
Jacob Lutz & Bro, are putting up
neat little residence on lots just above
the Green Bay depot which will be for
rent soon.
j. A. Gavnor was obliged to go to
Lawrence, Mass, TO take dispositions in
certain lawsuit. He left on Sunday
night.
r. Connor, Wood County's candidate
for State Senator, was in attendance at
the county convention in this city on
Wednesday.
Congressman Clark, of Menasha, was
the guest of Mr.. Tom Nash over Sunday.
He looked over the Nekoosa property
| while here.
The revival services being conducted
in this city by Rev. Peterson are largely
| attended and highly manifested.
Mrs. w. B. Neeves has been very
seriously i'll for some days. At present
writing she is reported slightly better.
Dir. Robinson is attending.
Grandpa Tenant and his daughter
Carrie leave to-day for Appleton for q
short visit with Mrs. Trahern and
family.
For SALE.-A pleasant little home in
Centralia on Cranberry street at a
bargain. For particulars apply of A. l..
Fontaine, agent.
D. D. Bishop sold his residence to a
Mrs. McDonaough, of Rudolph, a sister
of Mrs. Johnsons. Consideration not
| known.
Fritz Kruger quit the City Cash Store
last Saturday and will probably 90 into
| business for himself in the near future.
Nothing positive about his intentions.
James Morgan, of Milwaukee, seems
to be the choice of the Democrats for
governor. He is nice man and would
make good run.
The pay car passed through this city
Thursday last and distributed the
Fwherewith'' that always makes the
boys on the road happy.
Mrs. Ealey, of Wausau, a sister of
Mrs. g. J. Jackson and most amiable
and respected woman died last Friday
She was buried at Sparta her former
home.
Johnny DAILY expects to leave for
Madison the first of September, where
he will take course in pharmacy. He
viii room with D. d. Bishop.
J. Bogoger & Co., shipped their goods
to Merrill on Tuesday and followed
themselves on Wednesday. May sue
cess go with them.
| While in Oshkosh racautIy Frank