Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-04-21

pooty queck. PETE PETERSON.
Messrs. Geo. w. Baker and w. G..
Martin, of this city, and Fred Stearns
and his brotherin-law, of Vesper,
were in Adams county the past week
on fishing expedition. They captured
1l5 speckled beauties known as Trout.
The Oberbeck Furniture Factory will
be opened Wednesday afternoon of
each week for the inspection of visitors.
The manager will take pleasure in
showing people through their factory
on these stated occasions.
For SALE.-A house of six rooms and
two lots will be sold cheap for cash.
The property is located near the new
furniture factory in Centralia. FoI
particulars inquire Of q. Lanouette,
Grand Rapids, Wis. 4w
DR.. McNally moved upon the fair
grounds Thursday last and has
possession of those grounds. AL
horses left IN his care will be tracked
and otherwise trained during the
coming summer. Mac is a good one
and can't be beat in training colts.
F. L. Tibbits and family are bact
into the city among their old time
friends. For the present they Will
occupy rooms over the First National
Bank until their residence will be
vacated the Goth of MAY. They will
take their meals at the Witter House.
Rg~The hustler received this week
% boxes of fancy Florida and California
oranges which is a guarantee that they
are selling them at prices to suit trade.
Mr.. +. L. Kroner entertained a few
of his intimate friends in his gallery
Saturday evening at social game of
cinch. A delightful time is reported
by those who were present. Will
Scott secured the first prize and Geo.
n. Wood the second. Refreshments
were served.
Rg Individual instruction in penman
ship, book keeping, shorthand, type
writing and the English branches, is
received by the student attending the
Stevens Point Business College. For
terms of tuition address w. E. Allen,
Stevens Point, Wis. Jan2] 3m.
n. E. Smedley and assistant A. 7.
Marceau, hung IS single rolls of wall
paper on the Witter House dining
room ceiling in just one hour and a
qua rter. The boys don't claim this as
a record, but simply make note of this
fact to give an idea of what they can
do if rushed, as they were on this job.
Bsag" Mr.. Geo. Davis, proprietor of
the "Twin City Restaurant desires to
give notice to the public that they
stand ready at all times to get up
lunches for parties, dances etc. on
short notice. Bear this fact in
| mind. 3w.
"Yonny Yohes he'd a little jumping
yack chessed in. JERSEY Jumper.
Yonny yerked the jumping yack too
hard one day. He jumped no more,
bay Yingo."
The prospectus of the May issue OF
the Cosmopolitan, is accompanied by
a letter of the American News Co.,
stating that the news stand sales of the
Cosmopolitan have increased nearly
one thousand per cent during the past
three years-the second half of the
| Cosmopolitan existence.
We call your attention to two new
| advertisements in this issue of the
| REPORTER one for DR.. Berry, the
specialist, who will be at the W1tte1
House May 9th and 9TH. The other is
most wonderful discovery treating
the cause of disease instead of results
| The medicine is on sale at H. II. Noss
| & Co.
"Pete Peterson" is the title of the
latest Anglo-Swedish Comedy, to be
produced soon at the Grand Rapids
| Opera House. eli bane en- does
kontry one yarr, flint mondh, sax wax. "
The prospects for Baseball team
in the twin cities for this season are
very good. There are number OF
good players among the Furniture
| Factory boys and other recent corners.
| Boys get together and organize a good
! systematic club and no doubt you
may get support from the business
men.
The Jackson Milling company, OF
this city leased with privilege of
purchase, the Kickbusch flour mill at
Wausau to take possession June l.
| H. P. Maynard, for number of years
manager for the firm in that city will
have charge. The company will now
| operate flour mills, viz: at Amherst,
Stevens Point, Centralia and Wausau.
Extensive improvements will be made
| in the Wausau mill.
Messrs. NJ. 7. Hackley, druggists;
w. E. Smith, manager Daily Republican
T. j. Rhinburger, dealer in fine dry
goods; and w. J. Collins, commercial
traveller, friends of Alex Muir, all of
Winona, Mimi, arrived in the city this
morning to join party of our local
sports for an outing Trout fishing.
Will Gross has let the contract for
the building of little cottage on the
lot adjoining his fathers residence on
High street. 1t will be 30x30 one story
with an ell. Houses to rent now are
out of the question. You must buy