Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-23
HIT OR MISS.

DIR. Robinson was called to Plover on
Monday.
Great bargains at the bankrupt store
in this city.
Never suffer your goods to become
your God -[Spurgeon.
R. Parrish & Bro, are having their
store building painted.
The Brown County fair will be held
at Green Bay Sept. Il, u, Is and II.
Miss Jones, of Stevens Point, is the
guest of Miss Stella Jackson, Centralia.
DR.. G. A. Boorman, Centrala. Office
over Johnson, Hill & Co.'S store If.
"Wiu the coming man perspire?''
queries scientist. He will If he comes
on run.
Miss Emma Purdy, of Madison, is
visiting in the city the guest of Mrs I.
E. Philleo.
c. J. Carman came home on Saturday
last after several weeks absence in the
IOrlnefn part OF the SIate.
Laundry sent every Tuesday to Troy
Steam Laundry, Milwaukee, at the
American Express office.
F. Beadle is building cranberry
house for Mr.. John Arp1n down on his
marsh.
'There are crimes of which one can
be guilty without being culprit."
Severe Belangeris is back from Ashland
where he has been visiting with his
brother Frank.
Mrs. Beadle, of Plover, mother of
our esteemed townsnan Mr.. F. Beadle,
is visiting with her son in this city.
Miss Clara Webb entertained few of
her young lady friends on Monday. A
pleasant afternoon is reported.
eff every person would be half as
good as he expects his neighbor to be,
what a heaven this world would be-"
Mrs. Langdon and family left this
city Wednesday for Jackson, Michigan,
" HlIcIC ULiGg SAiICIC " 1SftGG.
Miss Mary Dougherty leaves this
week for Fargo to be OH hand when
school commences August the 9th.
Men will work harder Tor Il days
pleasure than they viii for week. s
wages.
Special Bargains this week in jobs of
Lace, Embroidery and ladies hose at
Fogo Bros, Centralia.
Cranberry rakes will be made to or
der with steel teeth of any size, by j. f.
Moore, Centralia. Wa
The people who bet on elections do
wrong, but the man who never bets is
no better.
'Man wants but little here belowr'
| The statement causes mirth--
II must have been in early times
For now he wants the earth.
For RENr.-The building in Grand
Rapids opposite the City Cash store
for particulars apply Of i. L. Fontaine.
Fogo Bros, are selling out Tinware,
Table-cloths and Towles at prices that
paralize competition.
Mr.. Prettyman proprietor Of the
bankrupt store has the largest stock OF
boots and shoes ever brought to the
city.
The base ball dance at Pomainville's s
hall last Saturday evening was largely
attended. $All those who partook of
the pleasure report q fine time.
Mrs. ]. A. Gaynor entertained about
twenty of her lady friends last Thursday
evening. They report a pleasant
evening.
The embezzIer who stained his hair
to escape detection undoubtIv "dyed
for liberty
B. Silber and Louis Beigel droye out
to Vesper on Sunday last, their first
trip to this thriving berg. They were
guests of Mr.. Kellogg.
The Whitney sisters entertained a
large number of their young lady
friends Friday evening, complimentary
to their guest Miss Belle King, OF
Merrill.
Mrs. E. c. Talmadge and two children
returned home on Saturday last after
several months absence with her people
at Dubuque, Iowa.
Some people who obey the scriptural
injunction, love your enemies, make up
for it by using their friends.
Miss Libbie Nau and Mrs Deringe1
left Monday evening for Sparta where
they will spend week with Mrs. W. E.
Coats and family.
For SALE.-A pleasant little home in
CentraHa on Cranberry street at 6
bargain. For particulars apply of A. L
Fontaine, agent.
A man named Fox is catching in q
base ball club in Michigan. He ought
to be able to gobble up the fouls.
F. P. Tibbits has been engaged as
principal of the Humbird Schools. FREQ
is an apt teacher and a tip-top gooC
fellow whom we. take pleasure in rec
commeding to the people of Humbird.
Mr.. c. N. Fox, the new principal o
the Howe High School was a welcome
caller at this office on Friday last We
found him genial and social gentle
man with whom it gave US pleasure tt
converse.