Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-08
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the 9Th.
Frank Landon has child sick with
the scarlet fever.
''The saddest hour of our life is when
we doubt ourselves"
Thos. Loves only girl is quite sick
with scarlet fever.
Go to NJ. J. McRaith's and leave your
order for spring suits.
Miss Rose Hommermiller, 70 Tomah,
is the guest of Miss Nellie Kroner.
Just arrived at w. L. Wood & Co.'S
500 gallons Monarch mixed paint
Mrs. Beadle went to Rudolph Tuesday
to see her father who is reported quite
sick.
B. Silber left Monday evening for
Chicago to purchase his Spring stock of
goods.
Love is but the dying daughter of
Time, while Honor is the deathless son
of Eternity.-[Janvier.
Mrs. D. NJ. Huntington, and two
children, left Monday for Sterling, H.,
to visit with her people.
II. Sweeney has lately added a new
team of greys to his livery stable outfit.
III. Rhoads and wife, of Stevens,
Point, were guests Of Miss Lucy Wood
worth q few days this week.
Mrs. Mary Gass and son returned to
their home at Fairmont, Mimi, Tues
day evening last.
The best assortment of Spring goods
received at NJ. J. GcRaith's S the tailor.
Albums and Scrap Books never SO
cheap in the history of this county as
at present at w. L. Wood & Co.'S drug
store.
F. L. Tibbitts, was in the city over
Sunday with his family. He is employ
ed by large firm near Milwaukee
buying lumber.
Miss Amelia Armstrong, who has
been visiting in Merrill, is expected in
this city to night. She will be the guest
Of Miss Lucy Woodworth for a few days.
Little Johnny Belanger is suffering
with an attack of Saint Vitus dance
He was taken last week Tuesday. DIR.
De Granpare attending physician.
w. r. Young and J. E. Squier, of
Pittsville, were in this city Monday on
business. This office acknowledges
social call.
God made the soul to great to lie
poised upon the present moment 1t
should rest upon the past and the fu-
ture.-ISwing.
Ten thousand rolls of wall paper on
sale at the Wood County drug store.
The young people-and some not
quite so young-had a pleasant time
coasting Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings on Neevea hill. Toboggans were
used.
Mr.. Thomas Coppin, of La Crosse,
engineer on the Green Bay road met
with an accident last Friday in which
one of his ribs were broken.
1t is hoped that all Republicans will
be present Friday evening, March the
9Th inst for the election of officers and
delegates. Please bear this in mind
Walking exercise is becoming popular
among Washington women. Mrs.
Whitney and the Misses West started
the fashion, and now many society
women take daily walk.
Books, Albums and Scrap Books al
most actually GIVEN AWAY for one week
only cnmmencing Saturday March 10th
at w. L. Wood & Co.'S drug store.
During the past week the school chill
dren have enjoyed great sport coasting
on the bank of the river on the crust
which had formed after Thursdays
storm.
Once a year Worth, the great Paris
dressmaker, let's each of the women in
his employ choose dress from his
stock, and has it made up for her ac-
cording to her directions.
Rev. J. w. Nyvall, the Swedish Luth-
eran pastor, will preach at Mrs. Brand
stedt's, in Centralia, Friday evening,
the 9Th inst. Services to begin at 7:30.
ANY one conyersant with the Swedish
language is cordially invited to attend.
Edward Philleo is home after several
months hard work as a member Of the
engineering corps of the G. M. & St.
Paul r. r. Their work was in locating
a route for the proposed line of the st.
Paul road from Wausau to Berlin.
G. H. Wood, of Aberdeen, Dakota,
engineer on the C. NJ. & St. Paul system
in that territory, met with an accident
last week brusing his left hand quite
badly. He is laid up in this city with
his family.
DR.. De Granpare takes this method of
Informing all his former patients and
customers that he is back ready for
practice again. He may be found at
! his office over Frank Pomainyille' S
business place.
Jos. Corriveau returned home Friday
morning from Los Angeles, Cal, after
an absence of several months. He is
highly pleased with that section OF
country and intends TO return in few
weeks. Apparently he seems to be
attracted in our neighborhood in the
second ward by a beautiful magnet OF
considerable force. Whether he will be
successful in taking it back with him to