Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-02-20
PERSONALS.
ga lie will not fit a fact. "

Henry Sampson was down from his
logging camp the past week.
Nlcholl's Blackberry Balsam never
fails. Try it. sept26m6
Mr.. Glass, of Illinois, a nephew of D.
W. Compton is visiting in this city.
Stanley Bezoir is assisting E. L. Kro-
mer in the art gallery.
Mrs. Chas. Prytz is visiting with rel
atives in Waupaca.
Rg@ If you wish to buy, sell or ex-
change real estate, see Geo. n. Wood.
Miss NJ. E. Southland treated her
scholars to sleigh ride Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Fiegel, of Saratoga, were
in the city Friday, trading.
"Out in the intellectual sea, there is
room for every sail"
Herman Kruger will act as clerk in
the postoffice building for VIII Gross.
Capt. E. Mennett, of Port Edwards,
from a severe attack of la Grippe.
Mr.. Ed. Philleo, is home from
Madison, where he has been attending
the State University.
NJ. H. Lesslyoung returned to his la
bors at Ironwood, Mich, Thursday
morning.
Mr.. Chauncy Warren, teacher of the
Hansen school spent the Sabbath in the
city.
Mr.. Ben. Strope, of Stevens Point,
was in the city the past week and sold
DR.. Hougen young horse.
Miss Mary Dougherty, of Stevens
Point, spent the Sabbath with her
mother in this city.
Arthur W. Tuttle, agent for the North
western Life Ins. Co., was in town last
week, the guest of Geo. n. Wood.
Mrs. C. Ferris, a sister of Mrs. n.
Gerard, Centralia, is recovering from a
severe attask of the Grippe.
Miss Mary Edwards, spent the Sab
bath with her uncle's family at Port
Edwards.
Miss Edith Strachen, of Green Bay
was the guest of Miss Mamie Perry
over Sunday.
Mr.. G. D. Stevens, of Missouri Valley,
Iowa, was III the city the past week,
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Bernier and Mrs Irene Bernier,
attended the masquerade ball at
Mosinee, last Friday night.
W e. Coats, Of Sparta, was in the
city Friday on business with the Jack
son Milling Co.
"There can be nothing more utterly
subversive of all that is really valuable
than the suppression ofhonest thought" :"
Misses Wood and Tyler, teachers in
the CentraIia school, treated their
scholars to sleigh ride the past week
%. Hehelt has lately turned out
some fine work at his gallery The
pictures Of Mr. and Mrs. Stowell are
fine.
Grandma Parrish is better after a Sc
we're sickness with la Grippe. On ac-
count of her advanced age she had a
hard time overcoming the disease.
Jos. l.. Dugas sold his horse and ex-
press wagon outfit to Mr.. r. Hathaway
who will haul the express to and from
trains. The transfer took place Satur
day.
Mr.. J. H. Treat, of Meadow Valley,
was in the city Sunday after Dr.
Hougen, to treat his family of four, who
are very sick with la Grippe.
re- Geo. n. Wood is a special agent
for the Northwestern Mutual Life Ins.
Co., of Milwaukee. The Northwestern
is one of the best life companies in the
United States.
"On every hand are the enemies of
individuality and mental freedom.
Custom meets us at the cradle and
leaves us onlv at the tomb"
Mr.. G. D. Griffith, of Sleepy Eye,
Mimi. was social caller at this office
last Wednesday. He was here between
trains while on his way to Seymour, to
see his relatives.
Scott & McCamley have transferred
their list of fashion books and maga-
zines to A. w. Rumsey. Hereafter he
will fill all orders promptly to old as
well as new subscribers.
W. H. Upham's name is used in con-
nection with the office of commander
for the Wisconsin department g. A. R.
He would make good commander.
Elect him.
Mrs. St. Clair, of Centralia, is ready
to do family sewing. Can take work
home or go out by the day or week.
Will work reasonably. Give her a call
next door south of. the new Union
| Church.
Brazeau, the tailor, viii move his
shop into the vacant room in the new
brick block lately erected for Mr.. J. D..
Witter. He will move on Saturday the
4 22nd inst.
Herman Kruger, who left here few
weeks ago to accept clerksbip with
Jake Gross, at Necedah, returned to
this city Saturday. He will act as clerk
IN the confectionery store for VIII
+ Gross in the post-office building.
B. Silber returned home FRIDAY from
! IVatertnrn this state where he Mas