Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-09-04

D@-G. F. Witter, NJ. D., PhysicaI
and Surgeon. Telephone residence 80
Office 35.
Mrs. Kate Pepin viii visit the Cream
City next week.
Frank Starr, commenced his school q,
Vesper Monday.
Miss Emma Closuit is visiting friends
in Merrill
A. L. Gross came up from the cram
berry marsh and spent the Sabbath
with his family. -
Miss Gertrude Coppin. of Lacrosse,
was the guest of Miss Maude Thompson
the past week.
Miss Emma Schuman is going to
spend week with Mrs. Ella Fouzer at
Royalton. 4
s Fresh Fruits and Confectionery
always TO be had at Z E. Pearson's &
Co.
Mr.. Stephen Brazeau'a residence has
been beautified by adding fresh coat
of paint.
The Great District Fair is in full force
this week in Stevens Point be sure and
attend.
Miss Clara Webb is home from four
weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Smith,
Of Oshkosh.
Mr.. and Mrs John Horton, of Pitts
vile, spent the Sabbath in this city
with Mrs. l. L. Moshers3
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fournier, of this city
and Mrs. Lou Davis, of Neeedah, CON
template a weeks visit in Milwaukee.
Miss Katie Parrish gaze a tea parry
Friday afternoon at which about fifteen
of her Young lady friends were present.
All humoro Of the scalp, teshr sores, and
dandTuf cured, and falling hair checked;
hence, badness prevented by using Halls
Vegetable Sicilan Hair Remover,
Miss Carrie Pomainville gave d party
last Thursday evening in honora5f Miss
Anna Ward, Of Merrill.
Miss Jessie McGill of Lacrosse, was
also the guest of Miss Ma1lae Balderston
the past week,
Mrs, Dougherty and daughter Mary
have moved to Stevens Point whore
they will remain while Miss Mary
teaches in that town.
Five hundred of the latest novels
by the most pupuIar authors just receiy-
ed at H. E. Pearson's 4 Co.
Mr.. Townsend, the popular life
insurance man is i'll the city making his
usual rounds.
viii Brazeau has opened d barber
shop at Bearss Station which he will
operate during cranberry time,
z. e. Dana, of Mather. was in the
city Monday trying to engage cranberry
pickers for his marsh.
Miss Maude Balderson, enter tained a
large number Of her young lady friends
Tuesday evening IN honor of her guest
Miss Gertia Coppin.
Mr.. A, L. Kroner and his bride have
the best wishes Of hosts of friends in
this city. The bond was tied at Abbots.
ford, Wednesday, August 9th. 1890.
BW Just received! A new stock of
French and American Tissue Papers at
II. E. Pearson's & Co.
Willie Klempa the yenng man who
is employed as clerk at the Central
House made short visit to Milwaukee
the past week.
Mr.. j. O. Hebert returned from
Watertown Tuesday morning where he
had been called to see his sister who is
quite sick. He left her little improved.
Miss Amy Douglas, of, Spring Green,
and a sister of Mrs. 7. J.. Cooper, has
been engaged us one Of the teachers in
the Centralia schools. She is now in
the city.
Johnson, Hill & Co. have started q
store at Bearss Station where they will
supply everybody with general mer-
chandise. They put up new building
for this purpose,
4 water tank at the foot of Searles'
Hill is among the improvements being
made by citizens for the convenience of
the public. Mr. Jos. LaVigne is IN
charge of the work.
L. NJ. Nash sold his interest in the
cranberry marsh owned by Jones &
Nash to Mr.. John DAILY. Consideration
said to be COO.
The systen is rendered malaria proof when
the blood is kept pure and vigorous by the use
of ayers Saparilla. At this season, ali should
have this admirable preparation at hand.
Malarial poison is harmless when AyeT's Sarsa-
parillG Is used.
Miss Edith Beianger, was the guest OF
Miss Ethel Sweeney, Merrill, over
Sunday while on her way to Parish
where she has accepted the position of
teacher Of their schools.
Go to Matthews Bros. Furniture Co.'S
Great Clearing Sale of Furniture while
IN Milwaukee attending the State Fair.
Ware Rooms, 407 -40098-411 East Water
Street.
Otto Helmold who is employed in the
jackson Milling Co.'S NH in Stevens
Point, spent the Sabbath il Centralia
with his parents. He reports business
at the mill rushing.
Miss Jennie Pratt leaves Friday for
New London where she has accepted
the position of teacher III one of the