Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-08-28

the Normal School.
Mr.. A. L. Gross left Monday for
Bearss Marsh where he will operate his
bakery and supply the cranberry
pickers with frst-class bread.
Mr.. ]. r. Turley left recently for
Seattle, Washington, where he will
meet his brother William and expects
| to remain there.
Mrs. Peterson, of Centralia, is away
selecting her stock of millinery and
fancy articles for the fall and winter
trade. Watch for her return and new
goods.
All the religion some people show is
to get raring, tearing mad when some
body says sometime against their
| chruch." "
It costs the people of the Uuited
States an immense sum of money for
Congress in which the principal
business done is to endeavor of each
political party to get the best of the
| other.
Mrs. E. B. Brundage entertained a
large company of ladies at an afternoon
tea party last Thursday, IN honor of
Miss Belle Brundage. Those present
report delightful time.
Mrs, J. Smith, NEE Pattee, her
daughter Inez and son David, formerly
of Mimi, were visiting with relatives
in this city and Remington the past
week. They were on their way to their
new home in Nebraska.
Messrs. L. NJ. Nash and w. T. Jones
are talked of as candidates for the
Assembly on the democratic ticket.
Either one of them would make a good
representative.
A. I. Marceau is home from Blenker,
where he has been assisting as clerk in
a general store. He will return in one
week to assume his duties as teacher in
that town.
About twelve Young lady friends OF
Miss Nellie Baker surprised her last
Saturday, August 23d, it beng her 10Th
birthday. 4 delightful time was enjoy
ed by all
Prof. Leuhr, is expected here soon as
he ordered his REPORTER changed to
this city. His friends will be glad to
see him.
B. r. Goggins, the new attorney in
Centralia, is possible candidate for
District Attorney on the democratic
ticket, He would make good one.
Station agent Pattison and his able
assistant Will. Reeves, are most obliging
to the patrons of the C. NJ & st. Paul
railroad and are very popular.
Messrs. George and Walter L. Wood
have changed their boarding place
from the Witter House to Mrs. Balder-
stons.
Mr.. Nels 6. Johnson, d teamster for
John Parrish has moved his family into
one of E. LaVigne's houses near the
Methodist Church.
Few children can be induced to take physic
without struggle, and no wonder-most drugs
are extremely nauseating. Ayers Pills, on the
contrary, being sugar coated, are eagerly
swallowed by the little ones, and are therefore
the favorite family medicine.
Rev, Loomis has accepted call to the
pastorate of the Congregational Church
of Plainview, MINI. He expects to
move his family there the coming week
Mr.. and Mrs. Wigman went to Green
Bay Thursday to attend the funeral Of
his brother in that city Friday. His
brother died in Milwaukee of infama-
ton of the bowels.
Mr.. E. B. Rossier had a very sick
spell Friday from which his friends are
glad to know he soon recovered. May
, he continue in good health is the wish
of hosts of friends.
The Jackson Milling Co. are repairing
their mill dam and basement of theli
mill in Amherst. They want everything
about their mill property in frst-class
condition.
Little Pearl St. Amour has fine
picture of herself, in Mr.. J. O. Hebert'
show case, as she appeared in the opera
entitled ''Crystal Slipper" Mr.. Hebert
was the artist.
Mr.. F. McKinnon departed Sunday
evening for several weeks sojOurn il
T England with his parents. Mr.. Johr
Schnable Will be in charge of affairs
during his absence.
Miss Emma Smith leaves this weel
for GrineH, Iowa, where she will visi
her sister and family. During hel
absence Miss Stella BeIanger will take
| her place in the City Cash store.
, S. A. Connen, of Menomonee Falls
Wis, a recent graduate of the Universi
ty Law Class, was the guest of his class
mate, Mr.. B. R. Goggins, Centralia
' over Sunday. He is looking up {
5 location.
] Some people are constantly troubled witt
boi1s-no sooner does one heal than anothe
. makes its appearance. A thorough course 0
Ayers sarsaparilla, the best of blood purifiers
! effectually puts an end to this annoyance
We recommend trial
Miss Emma Turley is teaching schoo
f in what is known as the Fred Hecoz
> district. Her father, Mr.. Hugh Turley
is boarding with Mr.. John McCamley's