Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-06-21

! Mr. Cbas. Kipp is visiting with his
| father and brother in Centralia.
| Miss Daisy Martin, of Mosinee, at
tended the funeral of Miss Vede Arpin
in this city on Wednesday.
/ Mrs. Stafford, mother of Mrs. a. L.
2. Loomis, from Fort Atkinson, is visit
ing at the CongI Church parsonage.
Matt. Carey collects the fare and
blows the whistle for the arrival and
departure of the Centralia ferry boat,
The Thirty-sixth annual session of the
Wisconsin Teachers Association meets
at Eau Claire the 3rd, 4th and 9th of
July.
| Meals viii be furnished on the Fourth
Of july in 5. silbcr's vacant building
near E. La Visnc's ferry landing by The
Fire Company
Relatives and friends from Pit;syiiIe,
Mosinee, Stevens Point and Dubuque.
attended the funeral service of Miss
| Nedo -ATI,in in this city on Wednesday
The bridge over the creek east of the
Court House is fixed up again in pas
sable condition. Street Commissioner
Iandon did nice job.
! Louis Fuurnicr has had his barber
shop nicely Papered this week. Morton
Moshcr WAS the artist. The shop looks
very much better on account OF it.
The floral Cross and anchor at Nede
Arpin's funeral was designed and ar
ranged by Misses Nellie Kroner and
Ella Parrish. They were beautiful
j. d. Bishop arrived home Wednes-
day morning looking quite we'll His
many friends were giaC 10 greet him.
Fred Ciosuii, Jr., while eating his
dinner the other dav made mistake
by eating false tooth which he wore.
He never missed it until after dinner.
N. L. Compton purchased the ten lots
wing east Of Waiter Smiths residence
in this city, belonging to Mrs. Nm.
Kline. Consideration not known.
Mr.. w. L. Scott and wife have moved
down to their cranberry marsh to lock
after their interests there. The cram.
berry crop viii be large if frost docs not
over take them.
The blue berry season viii soon be
upon us. The indications are for
large crop. The Pratt building oppo-
site the City Cash store is for rent.
Apply at this office.
Geo. l.. Williams and F. J. Wood left
Tuesday morning for Minocqua Lake for
a pleasure trip. A desire to see that
country and q little recreation fishing
prompted the trip.
jill. Pearson & Co desire to inform the
smokers of Grand Rapids and Centlaiia
that they keep nice line OF Domestic
and imported cigars. Call III and get
coed smoke.
Mrs. Lida Quimby is home after an
absence of six months III The south
Most OF her time was spent at Jacksons|
vile, Florida, where she was employed
in the Art department of the expesi-
ton.
g. f. Witter Jr. is home from Marsh
field after closing a most successful
school year. He saws he left great
many friends there, even though some
Of his enemies there desired to misrep-
resent him.
Some day this week horse race is
going 10 take place between the horses
owned by Antoine Arpin known as
"Billy" and Ed. Brundage's horse. A
wager of $50 a side is up, best in on
half mile heats.
The vacancy caused by the resignation
Of Miss Mary Daughcrty as teacher in
one Of the departments in the Howe
High School, has been filed by the
election of Mrs. &. r. Goggins. The
list of teachers is now complete.
There is a movement on foot request
ing the G. VI. & st. Paul Company 10
put a Sunday mail train on their road
from Tomah to Merrill 4 petition WIS
iberaly signed in this city and Centra-
ia towards this end.
Mr.. John Wells, of Ccntralia, pur-
chased the lot and blacksmith shop,
known as "BezailIon shop" in tlis city.
He Will convert ii into a residence and
occupy the same. He purchased the
lot of Alex Bezai!lon and the building
of Geo. Wood.
Mrs. Matt DAILY returned home Satur-
day from Hancock where she enjoyed
good visit with relatives. Her son
Johnny. the popular clerk at Woods
drugstore whom all the young ladies are
mashed on, was also recent visitor TO |
the same place.
4 twelve year old boy belonging to
Peter Peterson in the town Of Grand !
Rapids, was drowned the past week IN
Il deep mud hole in the street. He
became so fastened under water that
he was drowned before relief was had !
He Was buried on Saturday last.
Have you seen the line Of goods car
RED by B0goser Il 20. at the Exchange? |
They have a fine line of household I
goods both new and second hand Our
new goods are strictly first class and as
cheap as the cheapest. Neither new or |,