Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-06-18
PERSONALS.
@O. 7. Hougen NJ. D., Office over
Woods Drug store. Telephone at office
81, at residence +.
Hs Milk Shake at Nosse's.

1lle new NJ L. CIlufCu VIII soon OF
ready for dedication.
Mr.. NJ. A. Bogoger made busines.
trip to Stevens Point on Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Holloran, of Bayfield,, i.
visiting relatives in the twin cities.
Judge c. NJ. Webb made business
trip to Milwaukee the first of the week
Mr.. John BerarG and family have
moved to Wausau.
The rain of Tuesday night cooled of
the excessive warm weather.
Work has already commenced on D
NJ. Huntington's new store building.
EsE@A full line of Schultz's German
Compounds at II. II. Noss & Co.
Mrs. a. NJ. Pride, of Tomahawk, is g
guest at her fathers house in this city
Mrs. P. c. Schmidt and daughter, O.
Duluth. Mimi, are the guests of theil
parents In this city.
Mrs. Rowena Morris, of Charles CITY
Iowa, grand mother of Mrs. w. L
Wood, is her guest this week
Ia Call on Geo. n Wood for Fire
Life or Accident Insurance. If
Jack Starr who has been in the EN-,
ploy of DAILY u Sampson, at State Line
returned to this city Tuesday evening.
Mr.. John Timm Is acting in the capac.
ity of street commissioner and is look.
ing after repairs on sidewalks.
Mr. Peter Beyer, county treasurer
was a visitor in Marshfield the fore part
of the week
Mrs. 0. L. Hougen is visiting at hel
home in Oshkosh. She will return next
week Tuesday.
1.-TWO young new milch COWS fol
sale. Enqnire Of T. J. Wood.
The thermometer on Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday indicated 90 and 95 degrees
in the shade.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Gross spent few
days in Necedah the past week among
their many friends there.
Prelimniaries towards the erection OF
the new city hall are progressing The
contract for the brick is not let vet but
soon viii be.
ES1@ Remember when in want of ice
cream call OH a. W. Rumsev.
The Edwards livery barn is on its way
to its new location. Mr.. Brown is
meeting with no setbacks in moving
the same.
The school teachers have all gone
home for the summer vacation after
nine months engagement of hard work
They will appreciate the change.
The Minneapolis Exposition opens
August 26th, and closes September 26th
This office is under obligations fol
courtesies extended.
Mr.. John Kline, the blacksmith, has
a new residence we'll under way on lots
adjacent to Geo. r. Gardper's old resi-,
dence lots in the second ward.
bs9@ a good boy who desires to learn
the shoemaker trade can find employ.
ment with G. Bruderli, Centralia.
Mr.. J. D. Witter is making extensive
improvements in his lands back OF
High street. He is draining the whole
tract to the river and is using cement
sewer pipe.
The Minnehaha Driving Park Asso-
citation, of Minneapolis, will hold thei,
summer meeting commencing July 7th
II will last four days. The Myrtle Peak
combination will give a grand perfor,
nance eacE day.
The annual examination for state Ger.
titicates will be held in the office of the
State superintendent at Madison, be.
ginning at 8 o'clock A. NJ, Tuesday
August +, and continuing four days.
BsH@ If YOU want to buy, sell, exchange
or rent property inquire of Geo. n
Wood. If
John Brundage left Wednesday even
ing for Dawson, Dakota, where he will
assist his brother Arthur in the publica-
ton of a newspaper that he just started
there.
Miss Minnie Brown, who has been
employed i'll Minneapolis the past year,
is home OF vacation te attend to her
mother who is III feeble health. Min
ME was glad to greet her old time
friends once more.
Dir. F. S. Woodwork. of Pittsville.
and Geo. L. Williams Of this CITY, were
taking dispositions in the case of DR..
Simonson VS.. Lara Ward before Court
Commissioner B. NJ. Vaughan the past
week.
The two buildings and lot owned by
Mr.. John Berard we're purchased the
past week by the John Edwards estate.
The consideration is said to be over
$4,000. Either one of these buildings
are good business locations.
Johnson, Hill & Co. are disposing
of their summer goods rapidly. The
ladies report that they can find any
thing at their store. The variety of
patterns they keep is remarkable.
The foundation for the furniture
factory is completed and the work on
the superstructure is already COM
menced. No time is being lost in its
erection.
Mr.. S. 4. Spaford is unfortunate in
the loss Of horses. He suffered another
loss the past week in the death of an