Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-15

Election of officers and other important
business will take place. Let there be
full attendance.
"The sneak occupies the same relation
10 the human race that the snake does
to the animal kingdom. He was created
just to show how low down we might
have been had the Creator so willed it. 4"
Henry kuntz has sold out his hard
ware stock and will contine his efforts
hereafter to the sale of all kinds of
farming implements and machinery.
lie has erected large warehouse
Where he keeps a variety of machinery.
Since ii is now a well-established fact
that catarrh is blood disease, medical
men are quite generally prescribing
Ayers Sarsaparilla for that most loath-
some complaint, and the result, in
nearly every instance; proves the
wisdom of their advice.
The Pioneer Pulp Company have
graded the hill opposite their mill and
re-platiked it. This company propose
to have everything in good order about
their premises:
Messrs. Brown and ketchum have
exchanged places of residence tempor-
rarly. Mr.. ketchum has charge of
the farm and ice business and Mr..
Brown occupies Mr.! ketchumS house
Books are sweet, unreproaching
companions to the miserable, and if
they cannot bring us to enjoy life, they
will at least teach us to endure it,
Mr.. Darling returned from Waters
meet, Mich, where he has been for
several weeks back. Miss Nettie
Darling, his niece accompanied him
and will attend school in Centralia.
Those who pretend to know about the
promise of cranberry crop report a
large number of the vines killed. On
this account only about one-half the
vines on wild marshes will bear fruit
this year. Always something to dampen
the ardor of men growing cranberries
The Gardner Rifles have ordered as
many suits as they have funds on hand
to pay for, and have taken steps
for an elaborate Fourth of July celebra-
ton for the benefit of their company.
Particulars will be given later on.
Frank Althouse, who was log driving
above Rhinelander was brought to this
city Saturday night, very sick with
inflammation of the bowels. He was
taken to the residence of Mrs. /. l..
Mosher where he is receiving the best
of attention. DR.. 0. T. Hougen in
Never had preparation a more
name than Ayers Hair
Vigor. When the capillary glands
become enfeebled by disease, age, or
neglect, this dressing imparts renewed
life to the scalp, SO that the hair
assumes much Of its youthful fullness
and beauty.
For SALE.-A small forty acre farm in
the town of Rudolph, SW4 Of NEf Sec
ton Is Township 23, r. 6 east, with
good log buildings, excellent we'll water
and about miles from Centralia For
particulars enquire of A. L. Fontaine.
Alr. f. Ii. Seymour, is proving to be
one of the best General superintendent
the Green Bay railroad company has
ever had. At intervals we have occas-
ion to travel over that line and every
visit we notice many valuable improve,
ments. Steel rails are cow laid Ove1
half of the distance between Green
Bay and Winona, also new ties. Mr.
Seymour is hustler and gives his per.
sonal attention to details
Among the residences being nicely
decorated in the city this spring, is that
of Mr.. Robert Parrish. Mr.. Will
Martin one Of the frst-class decorators
has been busy the past week hanging
paper and doing inside painting which
adds greatly to the beauty of THEN
residence. He has also done decorating
forJ. w. Cochran, q. J. jackson, Mrs
NJ. Belanger, Edward Lynch and O
Dennis. The paper was selected from
the latest patterns at w. Woods drus
store.
Mr.. B. R. Goggins, formerly Principal
of the Howe High School was in the
city the past week the guest of Mr.. anC
Mrs. 0. I. Housen. While here be
called upon his old friends and acquain
tances. Since he left this city he has
been in Madison attending the law
school and passed an excellent examin
alton before the State Board of Exam
iners last week. He is norg looking fol
a place to locate, and has the twir
cities in view, among others. We
certainly accord him hearty welcome
to locate if the outlook here, in his
profession is bright enough.
While in Green Bay last Friday We
called at the State Gazette printing
office and found Mrs. Follett in charge
of affairs. She gives her personal atten
ton to the several departments of thai
office and everything moves along like
clock work. One advantage in having
lady at the head of such an institution
cleanliness is noticed on every hand
Even the towel is kept in proper condi
ton. She has an able corps of assistants
and is doing business IN businesslike
manner. We found hera very pleasant
woman who delights IN publishing 8
firstelass paper, In which We believe
she succeeds.
Some of the Grand Army BOYS NAV
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