Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-04-23


Woods Drug store. Telephone at Office
| 81 81, at residence 4.
DR.. Simonson, of Pittsville, was in
the city on Thursday.
Fancy Job Work turned out at this
office on short notice. Give us trial.
Friday, May 1st is Arbor Day. OBJ
serve it.
8GA complete line of Wisconsin
legal blanks at this office.
We publish another letter from DR..
F. B. Robinson in this issue of the
| REPORTER.
Miss Nora Slattery is very sick with
the Grippe. DR.. DeGrandpre in attend
ance.
Mr.. B. Silber is back from market
and already new summer goods are ar
irving, the result Of his trip.
Mr.. T. G.. st. Amour has been con-
! fined to the house with the Grippe the
past week.
U. V. Mason, of the town Of Lincoln,
was in the city between trains Oh Tues
day.
Miss Sarah Turley, who has been
teaching at Irma is home on her vaca-
ton.
The safe in the Pittsville post-ofice
was blown open Tuesday night and
robbed of $40O.
Mr.. r. Z. Mcfarland, the Centralia
poet, was a social caller at this office
Saturday. He has not yet prepared his
poem on beautiful Spring" for 1891.
LosT.-At the Opera House, last Sat
urday night, a grey woolen shawl. The
finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same at this office or at the
post office in Centralia.
Services will be held at St. Johns
Episcopal church, Centralia, on Sunday
next. April 26th. Morning service with
the administration of Baptism, at 1890.
Evening service also with Baptism at
7:3O.
Mr.. John Starr came down from the
State Line the past week, where he has
been the past winter in the employ of
DAILY & Sampson. He will return in a
few days to 60 on the drive.
Mr.. VIII Gross is now permanently
settled here and he has added a fine
line Of fancy groceries, fruits, etc, for
the spring trade. Will keeps only the
best, and invites the public generally to
call on him at the old stand.
BGgIf you want to buy, sell, exchange
or rent property inquire of Geo. n.
Wood. If
The election board in the town Of
Rudolph were not sworn in according
TO law, neither were the returns proper
ly certified to, therefore the election is
void and was thrown out by the can
vassing board.
Over three hundred trees have been
ordered by citizens of this city for
Arbor Day. Those desireing Elm shade
trees at 25 cents each can leaye orders
with T. J. Wood, at the First National
Bank, and they will receive prompt
attention.
Mr.. A. L. Gross has moved his family
into the house on High street, lately
purchased of Mrs. Emma Butterfeld.
He Will continue to operate his bakery
in connection with his sons confection-
cry store.
News reached this city Wednesday
morning of the death Of VIM. Kline at
his daughters residence, in the city OF
MINNEAPOLIS, Tuesday, April Dist. The
remains will arrive here Thursday for
burial. In the death of Mr.. Kline
Grand Rapids loses one Of her early
settlers.
All who are members of the Grand
Rapids Lodge, No. 205, I. 0. G. T., are
earnestly requested to be present at the
regular meeting of this lodge, Wednes-
day evening, April 29th, as election OF
officers for the ensuing quarter will take
place at that time. Don't fail to be
present.
Miss Emma Turley, who has been
teaching school in the Pine River
district, Lincoln county, closed hel
winter term last week. She has already
engaged her services to teach in the
town of Sherry this county. Her
school commences the first Of May.
S. Brazeau & Son have had their
barber shop beautifed recently by
papering it throughout with some Of W.
L. Woods latest designs in wall paper
and the funny man was the artist. They
have also reversed the position Of their
chairs and they now face the opposite
side of the loom. They now have a
very attractive barber shop.
johnson, Hill & Co. never allow
a customer to leave their mammoth
store dissatisfied. They keep every,
thing in the general merchandise line
and always the best. Once THEN
customer always their patron. Whel
: you want dress goods, clothing, hats
caps, boots and shoes, rubbers, under.
wear. groceries, drugs, provisions, feed
&C., remember that Johnson, Hill &
Co. are headquarters for everything.
Mrs. Minnie Brennan, daughter O
Mr.. Dan Case, died at her fathers house
in this city, Sunday morning, April 18th
= 1891, of consumption. She was in hel
25th year, leaves husband and infan