Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-05-03
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All kinds of field and garden seed al
w. L. Wood & Co.
Mr.. II. H. Balcomb, formerly of this
city, has decided to give music lessons
in Merrill.
The late rains have caused the old
Wisconsin river to almost over flow hel
banks at this point.
The finest line of Bedroom Suits this
side of Milwaukee at Geo. w. Bakers
Its cold day that don't blow some.
body some good. Every dog has his
day and this city will have hers.
c. J. Canning, of Webster, Dakota
was in this city the fore part of the
week. He was registered at the Cen
tral House.
Call early and examine the fine deco.
rations in wall paper at W. L. Wood &
CO.
Several bridge men are in the city
looking for an opportunity to bid on the
construction of a new bridge.
J. D. Witter returned home Wednes-
day morning looking real well. His
journey undoubtly agreed with him.
Rev. Smiths sermon on theatre,
going" last Sabbath morning has created
quite stir among his congregation.
Fine baby carriages, boys carts, wa,
gons and wheel-barrows at w. L. Wood
& Co.
Geo. Hiles spread himself all over the
Pittsville Independent in its last issue
Cause.-The Wood County Bridge.
Carrie Briere has issued invitations tc
her school mates to attend her 18th
birthday party Saturday evening May
5th.
The toll ferry seems to have uphill
work to get across the river. The
trouble lies in too much gall. Some
men have that you know.
Joseph Dugas has had the express
office cleaned and renovated; shelving
put up and otherwise improved. Joe
is a rustler and tends to business
promptly.
Get your timothy seed, alfalfa, medi-
um and mammoth clover seed, red top,
millett, turnip and ruta baga seed at w.
L. Wood & Co.
Mr.. Louis Oleson, of Rudolph, and
Miss Ulrika Hegerstrom, of Centralia
were married in this city, Saturday
April 28th, at the residence of Rev. ]
w. Nyvall, who otficiated.
Buy McMullen's Woven Wire fence.
cheapest, most durable and best. Fol
samples and prices call on L. n. Tick
nor, Grand Rapids, Wis. If
Henry Lubbock has a new clerk who
with the assistance of Henry have
arranged their stock in an attractive
manner.
Be sure and leave your orders with
Harry Raymond for pictures of the ice
jam before they are all gone. They are
selling like hot cakes.
It's no mystery; fine engraved silver
plated set of tea spoons given away free
at st. Amour's Fair Corner. Read his
new adv.
FoR RENT-The store building il
Centralia, now occupied by Mrs. Chris
Nilsson as a millinery shop. 1t will be
vacated the 1st., of May. For parti
culars enquire at this office.
Work on NJ. Huntington's building il
progressing finely. The brick worl
will add greatly to its appearance anc
value. More of such Improvement
ought to be made on Main street.
Miss Rickie Falk was made happy OF
Monday last on the receipt of new
black silk dress from some friend il
Chicago. It was a beautiful piece 0
goods of which Miss Rickie feels yer,
proud.
E. B. Fritzsinger, the Centralia In
surance agent, sold out his agency tht
past week to Mr.. j. D. Witter. Th,
consideration is reported to be S1100
Mr. Fritzsinger agreeing not to ente
this line of business in either of thes
two cities for the period of five years.
Loss of Bridge no detriment to my
customers. As wagons will be deliyere'
by me on the Grand Rapids side with
out extra charge to purchasers. Pleas
call and examine my stock and work
and get prices. j. I. MOORE.
apr19w4.
Al. Crosse and wife, of Necedah
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fournie
| this week! Their second son Will
also in the city, and intends to open
restaurant in the Scott building mex
week. He purposes to keep every
thing belonging to that line.
We are always pleased to learn tha
A. L. Fontaine is the subject of a larg
share of the Enterprise-TrIbune locals
They must be too lazy TO look up item
or consider us of great importance t
the reading public to hash us as week..
diet. Their democratic readers mus
relish the dish.
The quarterly meeting services of tn
NJ. L. church will be held next Sunda.
May 9Th. Lovefeast at $50 a. II
Preaching service at 1920 followed b,
the holy communion conducted by Rev
J. D. Cole of Appleton, also at 7:30 p. N
Quarterly conference for business at
D. N. Saturday.
The Cn1rntr Board meet today Z