Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Christian, o.
Saratoga, were in town Saturday
trading.
w. L. Wood was under the-turnip-
Sunday and knew nothing of the
weather. He is better now.
The w. c. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Funston next Tuesday evening. A
large attendance is requested.
H5TThe ladies all chew Royal
Nuggets, the latest chewing gum for
sale at Daly's drug store.
L. KRONER, was the last but not least,
in having an attack of la Grippe. He
is now improving.
Mrs. Chas Pritz returned from her visit
in Waupaca the past week after several
days absence.
Town election tickets will be printed
at this office promptly and at moderate
prices.
J.E. Ingraham was in the city Satur-
day last looking after the payment of
his men.
Miss Stella jackson, of Centralia, was
visitor in Stevens Point, few days
the past week.
The two buildings in the Neeves row,
lately purchased by f. j. Wood, have
been beautifed with a coat Of white
paint.
Mr.. Henry Ritzman, merchant tailor
from Merrill. was in the city the past
week taking orders for clothing and
collecting old accounts.
Ny@ Easter and Birthday Cards just
received at J. E. Daily & Co.'S drug
store.
Mr.. Francis Beron and family return
ed from Denver, Colorado, last Thurs
day after several months absence.
Capt. E. Mennet, we are pleased to
announce, is better from his late illness.
His friends are glad to see him out
again.
L, M. Nash & Co. have established a
lumber yard in Chamberlain, South
Dakota, and John G. Love, ofCentralia,
has gone out to take charge of it.
Messrs. J. w. Cochran and w. H.
Gets, representing Wood County Post
G. A. r. at the State Encampment at
Milwaukee the past week.
Misses Minnie Lacey, Edith Jackson,
and Mr.. MelIey Burkart, of Kaukana,
were present at the marriage of Miss
Dora Bailey last week in Centralia.
agG G. +. Witter, M. D. office next
door south of Witter House. He can
be found by telephoning John DAILY &
Co.'S drug store at all hours, day or
night.
The presentation of Uncle Tom
| Monday evening, was what the boys
term "ratty". Some parts were credit
able but the show taken as whole was
very poor.
Mrs. Robert Parrish gave five
o'clock tea to number of lady friends
| Wednesday afternoon. The refresh
ments were elegant and served in the
latest style of the art.
O. l.. Rickard, formerly agent at the
Green Bay depot, in this city, but now
a resident of Merrillan, Wis, was in the
city Thursday shaking hands with ole
friends. This Office acknowledges 6
social call.
The carpet belonging to the society
ladies of the First ward, will be raffieC
at Mrs. Slattery's, Friday evening, a
S:3O All who are interested therein
are cordially invited to attend.
NIcholPs Blackberry Balsam never
fails. Try it. sept26m6
Prof. Owens, the glass blower, enter
tanned the people of this city at the
Opera House, for five successive even
ings the past week. His lectures were
instructive and the way he blew glass
was marvellous.
Drs. DeMay and Crawford will be al
the Central House from 1890 a. m
April 7th to 6 p. m. April Sth. They
expect hereafter to continue to visit
Grand Rapids every thirty days as
formerly.
Mrs. Gaynor's pleasant home was
thrown open to goodly number of her
acquaintances last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Gaynor coming in at the right time
and filling the right place, added great
" to the enjoyment of all present. We
feel sure that the guests, when taking
their departure, felt that the pleasant
hours spent had not only been interest
ing. but profitable.
A short letter from c. H. Slocum the
past week informs us that his family is
pleasantly located in West Superior.
i He wants his friends in Grand Rapids,
when in West Superior, to be sure and
call on them The latch to his house,
he says, is not fastened on the inside
Chas. if we ever visit Superior we viii
give you weeks notice, so you can put
in supply.