Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-07
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DIR. DeMars has changed his mind
about moving to Chicago.
The Grand Rapids ferry continues tc
do good business.
New cabbages, cucumber, beans and
peas at Crosses fruit house.
n. L. Compten's children are down
with the Measles.
Mr.. Wegelin returned to his home in
Cincinnati, Ohio, Tuesday evening.
Fine Messina lemons only 20 cents
per doz. at Crosses fruit house.
Chas. Bnere's children are sick with
the Scarlet fever.
Mrs. Bliss, of Bancroft, Kassouth Co.,
Iowa, is the guest of her sister Mrs. S.
E. Vaughan in this city.
Mrs. Lille Wood went to Milwaukee
Wednesday for a days shopping for her
self and friends.
Geo. w. Simons, of Stevens Point,
was visiting among friends in this city
the fore part of the week.
Dan Castello's circus will exhibit in
this city June 18th. Admission only
% cts. Be sure and attend.
q. Lanoutte has had platform erect
ed back of his saloon near the ferry
landing.
Geo. n. Wood while out sailing Tues
day with his brothers boat was sudden
ly an unwilling bather. No explana-
tions or comments are necessary.
For RENT.-The Whitlesey house in
Centralia now occupied by Mr.. Hoskin-
son and family. For particulars enquire
of Mr.. Hoskinson.
F. J. Wood has added a phaeton
carriage to his hostelry outfit in which
himself and family enjoy themselves
riding this beautiful weather.
S. D. Pearson and family, of Apple
ton, arrived in this city Wednesday and
will occupy the Talmadge residence.
Geo. Herbst and DIR. King, of Sparta,
were in the city Wednesday to attend
the wedding of Miss Louise Belanger.
n. Johnson's friends in Centralia and
Grand Rrapids are smoking in honor of
the arrival of new born son at their
home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Owen Love and daughter and
Mrs. M. McCarty and children, of
Merrill, are in the city the guests of
Mrs. Phillip Ward.
Miss Ella NJ Hecox, of Helena, Mon
tana, is home visiting with her aged
mother in Centralia. This office ac-
knowledges social call.
Lawyer D. G. Jones, of Wausau, was
in this city the fore part of the week on
business before the circuit court which
is now in session.
Cleveland and Thurman is the style
of the new democratic ticket for 1888.
How do you like it?
Read the circus advertisement in
another column and decide to go.
Admission only 25cts.
At a meeting of the School Board
Tuesday evening Miss Mary Dougherty's
resignation was accepted. She has
accepted position in the Fargo school
at a salary of $65 per month.
1t is reported by politicians that
Henry Kuntz is figuring for the nomina-
ton of Sheriff on the democratic ticket
this fall
Mr.. John Hendrickson, and Miss
Ella Johnson, of Sigel, were married in
this city, Tuesday, June 9Th, at the resi-
dence of Rev. J. W. Nyvall who oficia-
ted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gotchia are happy over
the arrival of a daughter Monday
morning June the 4th. Mrs. Gotchie's
mother from Stevens Point was present.
Mrs. John Wagner attending.
Geo. F. Witter spent the Sabbath in
this city. Report comes to US that be
has given Marshfield as good a school
as that city has ever had. We were
glad to learn this of him.
Children's day viii be observed in the
Cong'l Church not until Sunday June
the 18th on accoun. of the schools not
closing until the Sth. The work of
preparing for Children's Day interfer-
red their school duties therefore the
change.
The Beatty farm was sold this week to
Mr.. John McCann at fair figure. Mrs.
Beatty left Tuesday evening to join her
husband at Sioux City, Iowa, where
they expect to make it their future
home.