Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-11-05
LOCALS.

of Miss Lizzie McCarty.
Mrs Geo. L. Williams has been
ailing the past week.
Geo. N. Wood made business trip
to Chicago the past week.
Bay" Hats from 81 90 to $1,000 at Mrs.
Donaldson's Millinery shop.
Mrs. A. w. Rumsey is improving
after several days illness.
Ba~Call and see the slaughter of
prices at Will Gross & Co.'S, Centralia.
About the first of December will see
the new city hall ready for occupancy.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. N. w. Cor
ham on Wednesday, October 2Sth a
son.
Mr. and Mrs David Lutz Jr. are re-
joicing over the arrival of a baby boy on
Friday Oct 30th
The Wood County drug store is once
more re-arranged, and enjoys a metro
politan appearance.
Mrs N. Pepin, who has been visiting
with relatives in Merrill, returned
home on Monday.
Bsss~ Just in, car of fancy Winter
apples, at Will Crosses Get our
prices before you buy.
Several old soldiers went to Marsh
field Tuesday to take part IN the Camp
IT;,oD 4laro that ouo,,pr
Cold weather is upon us. Get your
wood and coal on hand and see that
your cellar is we'll supplied.
w. L. Scott came off the cranberry
marsh where he had been looking after
his interests there the past week.
Miss Nina Smiley returned home
after prolonged visit with friends and
relatives at Merrill and Monocqua.
Mr.. Geo Laufer, who was formerly
clerk in Mrs. John Hamms, now holds
a like position with Spaford Cole &
Co
The Common Council ordered the
building committee to purchase town
tower.
Messrs. Ule Brothers, Chas Scott and
Frank Ticknor expect to leave the last
of this week for a weeks hunt on and
about Rice Lake.
We are pleased to note that Mrs.
Fred Stearns, of Vesper, is improving
nr
Hougen in attendance.
Several hunting parties were out on
Monday looking for the festive deer.
"Hunting' has been very plentiful
Only one capture is noted.
Mr. Edward Huban, two men and
three teams did nice job of filling
about the new city hall. The engine is
housed in its new quarters.
Mr. Geo. Snyder was the first man to
capture a deer. He brought in a fine
looking buck on Tuesday. Several
other parties were out but returned
unsuccessful
Due to our great rush last week we
failed to credit the article headed
t'Wood County National Bank" to the
New York Financial Times from which
it was taken.
MARRIED - At the Methodist Parsonage
on Monday Nov. 2nd Frederick w
Millenbah to Julia Whitmore, both O.
the town of Sigel. Rev. j. Churm
officiating.
Miss Emma Biron, of Merrill, was ir
the city the past week to attend the
wedding of Miss Edith Belanger. She
remained several days to visit with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. William Stevens, an extensive
farmer, of Mancato, Mimi, and Mr.
Vernon Evans, Of Deuster, Wis, a cram
berry grower, were in the city one day
the past week the guests of the former
brother, Mr.. NJ E. Stevens and family
Mr.. H. Wipperman's wife and famil,
arrived in the city last Thursday ant
were temporarily guests of Mr. and Mrs
Goggins until their goods arrived, 81
that they might go to housekeeping II
one of P T. Dessaint's houses in Crane
Rapids. This family are cordially wei
coined into our midst.
Jacob Lutz & Bro. have thei
residence about ready for occupancy
The beer depot and Office is fas
approaching completion. This wee
they commenced the further addition
of erecting a new barn for the deliver
horses, located just opposite the bee
depot. It is necessary to visit thes
premises weekly to keep track of tn
improvements.
tits with pleasure that we note tn
return of Mr.. John Podawitz fror
Oshkosh, fully restored to health {
mind and body. He has been hom
two weeks and is feeling like himse
again. He was not well pleased wit
the management of that institution {
which he was an inmate. This offic
was in receipt of social call la'
Friday.