Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-10-17
PERSONALS.

Knowlton's horse liniment is boss.
Mrs. D. E. Carey is down sick thil
| week.
Miss May Emmons is home again anc
reports very pleasant trip.
New goods continually received
by Mrs. Donaldson, the milliner.
Mr.. Chas. Gouger is greatly improv.
ing his cranberry marsh at Biron's.
Mr.. VIII Gross is a visitor in NecedaI
this week.
Mr.. John Laundry, of Tomahawk
was in the city wednesday.
bg@A. B. Crawford, Dentist, New
Dental Rooms on Central Street.
Mrs. D. NJ. Huntington is down
sick again with an attack of her old
trouble.
Mr.. ~ E. Emmons has workmen
engaged erecting a new barn on his
residence lots.
Mr.. c. O. Baker is quite sick with an
attack of CONGESTION of the lungs. Dr..
Witter in attendance.
nG@ Gross Bakery is now open and
ready for trade. 4w
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Perodeau, of Can
ada, were guests at John Arpin's resi-
dence a few days the past week.
The dusty streets of the past week
brought forth the sprinkler again and
the merchants are happy.
F. S. Woodwork and John Horton,
Of Pittsville, were visitors in this city
Tuesday.
A conservatory is the latest improve
ment to Geo. L. Williams residence in
the second ward.
| NIcholl's Blackberry Balsam never
fails. Try it. sept26m6
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. ArpIn are rejoic-
ing over their first born, son, of9 lbs
at noon Friday the 11th inst.
Married-Mat Oleson, Of Sherry, to
Miss Hannah Mark, of Centralia, Octo-
Der 9Th 1889, by Rev. Loomis.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Garrison returned
the past week from their pleasant visit
with Mr. S. n. Whittlesy and family.
in Aurora, Nebraska.
Mr.. John Hall, the writer of the
lengthy article in this weeks issue will
be remembered by all the old settlers
The article explains itself.
M=Gross' Bakery sells four large
loaves of bread for 25 cents. 4w
Married October 7th at Port Edwards
Wyman g. Dustin, of Centralia, and
Nellie Bell Curry, of Port Edwards, by
Rev. Loomis.
Mrs. J. G. Teller and five children
leave to-day for their home in Florida
after an extended visit with relatives
in the twin cities.
a large conservatory, and an enlarg
ed and remodeled kitchen are the
latest Improvements in Geo. Zenier, Sr
residence on Water street.
Biron's mill closed for the winter the
past week. Mr. s. Biron and his sister
Laura are now quartered for the winter
at the Witter House.
Married. Ben. A. Johnson ant
Johana Nelson, in Centralia, October
9th 1889, by the Rev. 4. L. P. Loomis.
nF Money saved by buying breaG
and bakers goods at Gross popular
bakery.
P. McCamley contemplates renting
the Commercial Hotel, Centralia, wher
releaved from his post-office duties
Peter would make an atfable landlord
Robert Parrish and G. H. Slocum anG
Capt. E. Mennet, of Port Edwards. were
in attendance at meeting of Crusade
Commandery at Stevens Point las
Thursday.
Mr.. Orrin Gray, reached Danbury
Nebraska, on the 18th inst. and founC
his son Frank enjoying good health
We received a copy of the Danbury
News through the kindness of Mr.
Gray.
aITimothy, Clover and Red Tor
seed for Fall sowing on sale at W. L
Woods drug store.
Orange blossoms, bridal wreaths
and bridal outfits, on sale at Mrs. Don
aldson's millinery shop. Those whc
contemplate marriage will do well t.
call and look over her stock of good
In this line.
Mr.. Paul Closuit, a nephew of Messrs
Joseph and Fred Closuit, recen
arrival from Switzerland, is a guest 0
his uncle in this city. He viii spent
, the winter here.
Mr.. Hugh McGowen, of Buffalo
| Dakota, is in the city to spend tn
winter. He never fails in coming t
5 Wisconsin TO put in his winters. Hug
: is the same social good fellow.