Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-29
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Election tickets will be printed at
this office on short notice.
''The world has grown kinder to all
women"
Miss Lucy Woodwork is visiting with
friends in Stevens Point.
Life is short day, but it is working
day Hannah Moore.
Miss Phoebe LaVigne spent portion
Of the past week at Junction City.
"a nation without battlefelds would
be devoid of patriotism"
Job work done cheap on short notice.
Enquire at the REPORTER office.
Joseph Peak will soon occupy the D.
D. Demarais residence in the second
ward.
Master Johnny Belanger is much
better from his attack of Saint Vitus
dance.
Fame comes only when deserved, and
then it is as inevitable as destiny
[Longfellow.
J. o. Hebert is turning out a new
class of work at his gallery. Cali in and
leave your order.
Everything you wantin the hardware
line you can find at Henry Lubeck's.
Call on him.
"Woman is like the reed which bends
to every breeze but breaks not in the
tempest"
Don't fail to get a ticket for the
Concert and dance Tuesday evening,
April 3rd.
It is far more easy to acquire fortune
like a knave than to eXpend it like a
gentleman.-[C Cotton.
Henry Lubbock has lately added new
stock of cook stoves, and galden imple-
ments of all kinds, for the spring trade.
The telephone line between this city
and Pittsyille is expected to be in work
ing order the latter part Of this week.
D. w. Baker, editor of the Pittsville
Independent, was in the city Thursday
last. This Office acknowledges frater-
nal call.
Miss Ella McRaith is back home from
Merrill. She was attended by Mrs.
Peter Quinn who is the guest of Mrs.
McRaith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bakin, Of Green Bay,
intimate friends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Whiting spent the Sabbah in this city.
They returned home on Monday.
Mrs. S. J. Pearson, of Appleton,
mother Of the Pearson Brothers,
surprised her sons by dropping in upon
them unaware one day last week.
John Dillon played to large house
in this city last Wednesday evening.
He gave excellent satisfaction and had
no time to let the flies roost on him.
Henry Lubbock handles the Golden
Star VapOr stoves. Gasoline is used for
fuel. Call in and see them if you want
such an article for this summers use.
There will be Easter services at the
Cong'l Church Sabbath morning. APP
propriate music, recitations by the
children and sermon by the pastor.
D. E. Carey has received word of an
increase in his pension. This is good
news after several weeks Of painful
suffering from rheumatism.
Look over what Geo. w. Baker offers
to the public in his advertisement in
this issue. He proposes to meet all
honorable competition in his line.
Mike Mason, one Of the old and
respected citizens of the town of
Saratoga, was in this city Thursday and
renewed his subscription to the
| REPORTER.
a. E. Moahn, who has been having a
book sale at the Wood County drug
store, two or three weeks back, left for
Wausau Thursday morning. He
reports fair sales.
| The Grand Rapids FIGURING Mills
have been running steadily and doing
good work. They turn out an excellent
grade of -four Their local and outside
trade is increasing rapidly.
Mr.. Isaac Turner returned home
Saturday evening from Iowa with the
two horses belonging to Messrs. StreveIl
& Webster. They will be stationed at
| the fair ground as usual.
Prof. Goggins has decided not to
except the principalship Of our high
school another year. He will move his
! family back to his home near Oshkosh,
and then complete his study for the
practice of law.
Miss Cora Pratt arrived home Satur-
day, and Miss Belle Raymond on
Monday, from their school duties at
Necedah. They have one weeks
vacation.
MARRIED.-At the residence of Mr..
VIM. Raath, Centralia March 18th by
Rev. s. Smith, Mr.. Charles II. Wallace
of Merrill, to Mrs. Anna 7. Kyes, of
Centralia.
Printed invitations were received by
the ladies of Grand Rapids and Centra-
liza to attend the opening of Chas.
Pomainville's dry goods store in Mari
nette, Wis, this month. The ladies will
all attend.
| Work is progressing rapidly on the
Pioneer Pulp Co.'S mill. The building
is now enclosed and will soon be ready
for the machinery. Nice weather is
necessary to prepare the fumes for the