Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-06-20
Gross supplies surround
ing country With Fire VI OlI11s.
Call and get prices.

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ing country with Fire Works.
Call and get prices.
Mr.. Antoine Arpin is IN the city after
an absence of several months with his
daughter who resides on farm near
Dubuque, Iowa.
The brick work on Paul Rittner's
new meat market building is completed
and it will soon be ready for occupancy.
1t is nice structure a great addi-
ton to that end Of tie business street.
Miss Ella Smiley has returned home
from Merrill after a prolonged visit with
her sister, Mrs. Bloom. Her many
friends we're pleased to see her back
again.
Mr.. and Mrs Juneau, of Rudolph,
have moved onto Lutz's farm en- the
PIover road and VIII hereafter make it
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garden came down from
Plover last Friday to visit friends and
relatives in this city. They returned to
their home on Saturday
Peter Daul, who WAS charged with
the murder Of Ferenthal near Marsh
field in Marathon county had his exam
ination in Wausau and was held for
trial before the circuit court, and his
bail fixed at $1,000
Mrs. Allen Neeves has a large number
Of house plants she viii sell cheap.
They expect to move to Milwaukee in
the near future and don't want to
move their plants. Call at their resi-
dence on High Street for particulars.
3[r. Nick Thomas has put in new
ice box in bis cellar where he keeps
his lager beer and pumps it up to the
saloon bar by an air pump. It works
like charm and is a valuable i'm
provement, both for convenience and
keeping the beer fresh and ice-cold.
Mrs J. A. Laury, of Dubuque, Iowa,
was u guest of Mr.. John Arpin's family
in this city the past two weeks. She is
an old time friend Of the family and
was present at the funeral of the
deceased Miss Vede" the past year.
She returns Friday night to her home
accompanied by Mrs. Cholvin who has
been visiting with relatives IN this city.
The Stevens Point Journal speaks of
T. e. Timian, manager of the jackson
Milling Co.'S mill at Amherst, was in
the city on Tuesday. Mr. Timian says
they have recently made some excel
lent repairs in their mill and VIII start
up again shortly. He says business is
good and farmers feel encouraged with
the present prospect for a wheat crop.
Everything looks well except the corn.
The old o. c. Neeves residence lately
purchased by Mr. Chas. Brier has been
remodeled, enlarged, painted and
otherwise be;tutifed and is now one of
the nice residences on High Street. As
+ soon as completed M. Brier VIII occupy
il aud either sell or rent his present
place Of residence.
Mr. A. L. Crosse, the Confectionery
man made Us sample his ice cream the
other day and We can voueh for its ex-
ceueney. He viii serve this delicious
refreshment during the season at his
restaurant where he win be pleased to
see alt lovers of this dish.
Dr. Gagnon, who IS stopping at the
Central House has decided to remain
here this week, on account Of the work
be still has ON hand. He therefore
invites al those who desire work in his
line to call during this week. The
Doctor feels thankful for the liberal
patronage and kind treatment he has
received while in the city.
/ A Nasal Injector free with each bot
Z tie Of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy Price
SO cents, at Woods Drug Store.