Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-05-08
PERSONALS.

u. j. cole was UOWn from Kline
lander Tuesday. ~
Miss Edith Belanger closed her school
at Vesper On Friday.
Mr.. Isaac Fried, formerly with B.
Sllber, has secured position in Wau-
sau.
Mrs. Chas. Christian, of Saratoga, was
in the city Saturday trading.
Quite little of the beautiful snow
fell in this city Monday, May the 5th.
c. H. Johnson, of Meadow Valley,
was in the city Monday on business.
Mrs. Edward Lynch and sister Stella
are spending the week in Montello.
Mr.. Funston, brother of Rev.
Funston, is visiting in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Hansen are visit
ing relatives in AdaHs County.
Rev. Funston held services in
Rudolph Sunday afternoon.
No old stock, but fresh new goods
at City Cash store, Call and see them.
VIM. Key and Dick johnson will not
continue the saloon business. They
closed on April S0th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Starr, of Vesper,
spent a few days i'll the city the past
week.
Miss Lou Woodwotth, was the suest
of Mrs. L. J. Rhoades, of Stevens Point
the past week.
Mr.. Gus. Frank, is back to the CITY
after an absence of several weeks in
Merrill.
Both of the Rudolph and Sigel cheese
factories started up Monday.
Mrs. N. Pepin nd son spent few
hours in Tittsville Thursday last and
had some dental work done.
M. A. Bogoger put in sewer pipe
drain from his cellar to the river. The
pipe was purchased through our agency.
Mr.. c. H. Nilsson returned home Sat-
urday after a weeks absence in Chicago
where he purchased we'll selected
stock of goods for the City Cash store.
Fred. Polensky, assessor in the town
of Sigel, was social caller at this office
Friday. He has commenced his
seventh years service in that Office.
The members of the common council
were sensible in laying the petition for
a dog or dinance on the table.
WANTED:-Apprentices for dressmak-
ing can find employment by calling
upon Miss Louise Lord
Roy Pritz, left the past week for the
stateof Washington, witTr view of Ioca-
ting there if the climate and country
suit him.
Mr.. and Mrs 4. B. Crawford and
children were absent the past week in
Minnesota Junction visiting relatives
and friends. While there they attended
the wedding of E. H. Upham.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J.Arpin entertained
a small company of friends the past
week. Progressive euchre was induIg-
ed in to the delight of those present.
The City Clerks Office will be held in
the city Council chamber. Mr. Reeves
viii make it point to be in his office
every Friday night.
BsgrC Call for peoples $3.50 ladies
shoes at City Cash store.
Mr.. D. w. Compton, the assessor
has commenced the rounds and has
delivered the personal property assess
ment blanks.
Return a borrowed article just as
soon as through with it. 1t is better
not to borrow at all, but next to that,
prompt returning of the thing borrowed,
is the greatest virtue.
! Get home of your own, young man,
however humble it may be, just as
soon as you can. To own a home
is to make a man feel like somebody.
It was "Bob'' Ingersoll, we believe,
who said that you never heard of a
man shouldering his musket to fight
for a boarding house.
The Pioneer Pulp Co.'S mill is having
hard work to fill its fast increasing
demand for pulp. Several orders
behind all the time.
W. L. Wood was greatly excited the
past week over a little trouble he had
with A. H. French, agent for J. c. Aver
& Co. of Lowell, Mass.
Mr.. Feollmi started his cheese factory
in the town of Grand Rapids three
weeks ago and he will soon have some
fresh brick cheese in the market again
There is always great demand for this
| cheese.
EI You will ALWAYS find bargains at
the City Cash store.
Mr.. Jacob Gouger, of Manville,
Rhode Island, father of Mr.. Charles
Gouger, is in the city visiting his son
and family. He will remain several
weeks.
King Brothers, machinists, are build
ing up fine trade. They are first
class workman and work night and day,
if nesessary, 70 accommodate their
customers. No disappointments with
| them.
Mr.. NJ. Bogoger, reparchased the
stock of furniture and secondhand
goods of the firm of Grubba & Jodzyn-