Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-03-13

/ Mr.. Grubba, of the firm of Grubba &
/ Zagodlnski, moved his family from his
farm in Rudolph, to south half of his
store building.
S5FBrazeau. the tailor, is the title of
new white letter sign placed in his
show window in the new library block.
Nothing slow about Brazeau except his
walk.
H5@D. P. Morrill,, has purchased the
Jersey and Holstein bulls formerly
owned by Jacob Lutz & Bro, and will
keep them in his stables in the first
Wand. Bear this fact in mind. 2w
Miss Maude Tibbits entertained her
Sabbath School teacher, Miss Clara
Webb and class, at her home on Thurs
day evening the 9th inst. in honor of
her 18th birthday. Her guests left with
kind rememberances of the occasion.
B1@G. F. Witter, NJ. D. office next
door south of Wltter House. He can
be found by telephoning John DAILY &
Co.'S drug store at all hours, day or
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie and son, and Miss
Emma Hill, of Rudolph, made flying
trip to Centralia Sunday and took
dinner at the Dixon House. 1t is
rumored around town that Mr.. Nose
Allie and Miss Emma Hill were
married while down here.
Mr.. Geo Corriveau and son are back
from the city markets, and goods are
arriving every day at the old stand.
The last of this week will find them
ready for business. Renew your
acquaintance.
Ia 8razeau, the tailor, has more
than he can do. His help are busy
turning out nobby dress and business
suits daily. If you are in need of
clothing made in the latest style of the
art call on Brazeau.
David Baker, of Pittsville, was IN the
city Monday on business. He returned
on the evening train, accompanied by
his ne1ce Miss Minna Thorn who will
spend few days visiting friends in
Pittsville and Remington.
Geo. F. Witter Jr., leaves this week
on trip through the western States
and now expects to locate in Wallace,
Idaho. He will visit Kansas City,
Denver, Salt Lake City, and other
points before going to Wallace. His
friends wish him a pleasant Journey.
Rey. Ritchie, who recently accepted
the partnership of the Congregational
Church in Pittsville, delivered an
excellent discourse on the Building
of Soloman's Temple" last Sabbath
evening, and the orchestra assisted
in rendering four pieces of sacred
music
1t was rumored in this city Wednes-
day morning that Henry Lubbock was
dead. We telephoned to Merrill to
learn the truthfulness of the report and
found that he was busy at work for
Weighland & Co., hardware merchants.
John Parrish has had over two
million feet of lumber hauled during
the winter from Woods mill to his
lumber yard at the Valley depot in
Centralia. A large number of teams
have been hauling for several months
back. They now have nearly all of it
delivered.
Peter McCamley, poor commissioner
will send three children to state school
at Sparta tonight Two of them belong
to Mrs. Tefeau, of Rudolph, and the
third is Guy Perkins, of the Poor farm
We might state here that Guy Perkins
has wholly recovered from his lameness
and is now able to use his limb without
pain.
Mr.. T. L. Tibbits, purchasing agent
for Wilbur Lumber Company, has
closed trade with L. NJ. Nash & Co.
for their winter cut of logs and lumber
in all about two million feet. He has
also bought the cut of Geo. Whitney &
Co.'S mill on the Plover It consists OF
one-half million of red oak, one-half
million pine and three million shingles
He has also picked up several other
small lots of pine and hardwood
amounting to two million feet a more
active and energetic agent than what
T. L. Tibbits is, would be hard to find
A wedding card announcing the
wedding of Louis NJ. Alexander to
Miss Ida Edwards at ST. Louis, Mo,
March Sd, 1890, has been received at
this Office. We know that Mr. AIexan-
der has found charming and accom-
plished young lady in Miss Ida, and
have reasons for believing that the
manly qualities Of Mr.. Alexander ale
up to the standard of excellency or
else Miss Ida would not have cast her
lot with him. However the REPORTER
extends its congratulations.
LOCAL NOTICES.
For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiioh's Porous Plaster. Price % cents.
For sale at Woods drug store.
Catarrh cured, health and sweet
breath secured. by Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 30 cents. Nasal