Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-07-24

As you ike 1t. Gray and faded whiskers may
be changed to their natural and even color
brown OF blaek-by using Bueking hams hair
Dye. Try it,
Mr. Charley Barr, one of the old
Grand Rapids bows, who has made
| Merrill his headquarters for several
wears back, is renewing old friendships
IN this city.
Mr.. L. NJ. Nash has purchased the
beautiful residence in Centralia hereto
fore owned by W. II. Cochran. The.
consideration is reported at 5000.
Don't cram child either with learning
or victuals, Mental dyspepsia will re-
suit from the former and physicak
dyspepsia from the latter
Mr.. Z. A. Kruger, of Dextefville, was
in the city on Thursday last and while
here made the REPORTER office Il
pleasant call, He reports fair crop of
cranberries in that part of the county.
| Mrs Geo e Martin. of Merrill, and
| Mrs. F. McReynolds, of Mosinee, are
guests at the Commercial Hotel,
I Centralla, Mrs. McReynoids ls the
| daughter of Mrs. Ratelle
Miss Julia Morris, who has been
absent several weeks visiting relatives
ana friends at Green Bay, Appleton,
and Neenah, returned to her home in
Centralia, Friday evening.
Ayers Hair VigoI has long held the first
place, as II hair dressing, in the estimation of
the public Ladies find that this preparation
gives beautiful gloss to the hair. and gentle
man it to prevent badness and cure humors
IN the scalp
Keep cool, has been the frequent
advice of the doctors while the
thermometer was up in the hundreds
But none of them has told how to do it.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Pattison,, of Gem
tralia, are rejoicing over the arrival of
a big bouncing boy at their home Mon
day night.
The man who is well fixed financially
and says nothing about it, is good
ways ahead of the man who is a paeper
but is always telling that he is rlch.
If we spend less than we make we
! are on the road to wealth. Perhaps we
shall not last long enough to reach the
destination, but we are on the right
road.
M. S. Pratt's little black horse created
considerable excitement Monday eve
nlng by running away. He started in
Centralia and ran across the bridge
and was going home when stopped i'm
front of the NJ. Z. Church.
Mrs minnie Fahl, of the town of
Sigel, fell off load of hay Monday
afternoon striking her head on the
ground, paralizing her left side and
otherwise iniuring herself. There are
grave doubts as to her recovery.
The Merrill News says that the
contract for doing the plumbing and
gas fitting in the new Arpin residence
in this city, has been let to Delaney &
Lee of Merrill. The job amounts to
| about $500.
| Don't be discouraged about the eczema till
| you have given Ayers Sarsa aparilla persistent
| trial. SIX bottles Of the medicine cured the
disease for George S. Thomas, of Ada Ohio,
| when all otheI remedies failed to afford any
| relief
| MI. VIII ByrneR, son Of our
respected townsman Edward Byrnes,
who has been making his headquarters
at Merrill, is III the city visiting with
| his parents and old schoolmates.
Messrs. T. J. Wood and George /.
| Williams have been perintentling the
erection of a summer ottage on the
shores of Lake Emily tne past week.
They have leased some real estate for
| five years on the banks of this beauti-
full body of water, where they now
have fine little cottage l6x40
Mr. f1mmet Lee Forbes, of Webster,
South Dakota, and Il former resident of
Centralia, was married to Miss Maggie
| Granger, Of Rudolph, Tuesday July %,
at her home, Rev. Funston officiating
The REPORTER joins with their many
friends in wishing them long life Of
usefulness.
We expect to be away from home
next week on the Editorial excursion
TO West Superior and the Yellowstone
Park. While away our help in the
office will attend to any business matters
connected with the Office. They are
authorized to receive and receipt for
subscriptions or other amounts due the
| office.