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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03
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rorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.1
LYNcngUgG, Va. Jul, 2.-1he exodus 70 the
spr,nrs ans mountains has commenced and a
great many society people have LETT io2sl'
Miss Naggte Payne Is visiting Mis- Carrie
runstan, oi Loyingston, Nelson county.
hrss Wortley Embrey, OF New Orleans, Ii VISIT
Ing Miss Kinnier, on Washington street.
Kiss Cora Milton Is on a visit 70 her uncle IN
Nebraska.
Mics Lens Alexander Is on a visit 10 Walkers
Ford.
Nr. and MIRA Matt Byrne have gone 10 the Hot
springe. IN Bath county, for the summer.
Miss oracle Seay n visiting The family OF
Thomas wis, Ia Petersburg.
Mr.. John Cameron, OF Petersburg, Is visiting
Nisse. Mamie and Minnie Porter, OF this city,
are waiting Mrs. NJ. L. Tompkins, OF fredericks-
bugg.
Waiting Miss Noryil otey, has returned home.
Mis- Mamie Coleman Of HOlhns instituse, Is
on a visit 90 her nncle. j. w. tVey-
Rev. Jotin &. Long, professor OF church history
Of Croxier Theological SEMINARY, oil upland
Pcnu., IL IN the city visiting relatives
Mise Dora dcth OF fredericksburg IN the
city waiting Mrs. II. O.. Locker.
Mra Il I. Lscy aud family have gone 10 then
sm,nmer home In Buckingham.
lii-e Darlington, OF Amherst, 10 Nis'tlhg MIS-
FAULKNER, la Court street.
Mias Amine Hammer has gone 10 Ne" iofA v
nnlsh hor mutical studies.
No. Sarah Williams, Of Roanoke, N Visiting
In this city.
Mis- Mary and Marguerite MsCue have gon'
an a visit 10 Huntington, W. Va.
Dr. Charles Slaughter, II Duluth, Is Visiting
his father IA this city.
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Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dtspa'ch.l
FRFDERfCEsBURG, VA, July 1.-The htst meet
ing OF the new City Council was held IN heir
chamber yesterday, aud Tho following corpora
ton officers wero elected: Clerk OF Council,
X. b. Befrey; Recorder. y. X. GoGiiman;
city 1ax-COiector. 4. 7. kOwe, jr.; t.erk
Of Market, George A. Mis- Meignor aAi
Neasurer Of Coal. Anthony Patton tu-
Derfntenlent Of Almshouse, Albert hO9teu {;
scaycngors, John =. Rodgers, sr., and II. II.
Jackson Police Officers, j. If. Robinson, Clar.es
A. Gore, John 4. Laval, and John Is. Larkin.
al of the officers elected were tha Ire-cut M
rnmbents except clerx OF tho market aud
Nessrs. Layeli aud Larkin OF the police.
The new council also refused 20 repeal me
Law recently enacted relative TO COWS running az
large, aud henceforward tho COWS VIII no" DO
penned.
The now members 81 tho council are Mossrs.
j.. liable, w. ,. EmDrey. aud W. L. BurrUs.
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Empofis.


fCorrespondence OF mo Hichlnond Dspatch'I
E,rpoKIA, Va. July 2.-Rev. Mr.. Holden. OF
North Carolina, ~ ia. town conducting a series
Of meetings 81 Tho Methodist church.
MeasrG. Reed aud NORRIS, Of Richmond, were
here this week.
MI. nA. wray and wife, who bave bean living
Ia Portsmouth for the past several months.
have returned 10 ibis county for tho summer
Several Of our citizens attended the launch
ing OF the Texas this week. All returned highly
| delighted with seeing the big boat take the
water.
Mr.. T.. p. Newsom will run an excursion from
| panyille 10 Portsmouth on the attn instant
Judge GeorAe r. Bafham Was ia Norfolk this
| week. Also, Mayor Baker and Ar. W. y. Farmer.
Mrs. q. u. kufitf, OF ssaunton, nee Mss Della
Taylor. died NJ the roEt9enoo u her father, In
this county. 3 FEW dsys sno~ Mn kuan Was .
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AGood Man Gone-The Force BIZ.

Correspondence Of the Richmond DizDatch.l
DIANA MILLS. Va. July 1.-Mr.. Thomas
Aree, an old and honored citizen. died in
this ne%ighborhood on Saturday last, utter
a bret illness. HIS suaerings were great,
which he bore with Christian patience and
fortitude. He left several children and
many relatives and friends who mourn his
loss. A good man has goEe from amongst
Us.
The people here are well satisfied with
the candidates for President and Vice
President and Will no doubt do their duty
faithfully when they come to the polls.
lney are hopeful of success and will do
their best to prevent the force bill from
being saddled upon us.
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most estimabIc young lady, and had only been
married about two years.
Master Poyfon Turner accompanied MS fathcr
70 Norfolk and Virginia Beach this week.
Miss Pearl Jones is convalescing from an attack
Of illness.
Misses Addie Walker and Ella Manning, who
have been on teaching. have returned mono Tor
their vacation.
Misses Matte and Pet Farley, after a pleasant
Wait 10 MuI freesboro, have returned home.
Captain Charles Ehrhart and Mr.. W. IL. New
ton were here last week.
Mr.. W. Z. Horne has removed to Newport
News.
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Neherrin.
IicntfliHs
ence OF tho Richmond Dispatcn.l

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatcn.l
MEuERRIS, VA, July Mr.. Julian Price, OF
Richmond, was N our village tnis week.
Mr.. {. T.. Wall returned from Richmond Thurs
day.
a snort visit here this week.
Miss Mary Hardy ~ attending the Teachers
NJ rmal at Bedford City, Va.
The prospective new church (Nesleyan) Is De-
ing rebuilt very rapidly.
Tho lawn party at Mehcrrin Baptist church
las evening was a financial success.
Mrs. W. A. Norman, OF Danyllle, Is q guest OF
Mr.. W. :. Dance.
Mr.. j. T.. Staples, Jr.. leaves for Richmond To-
day
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Ksysviiie.

rorrsspondsncs OF the Richmond Dispstch.l
KrysyiIIx. VA July 2.-Mr. Taylor and son
ere waiting sriends Ia Manchester
Niss Ruby 6auiding has returned 70 her hcne,
At snithynie, after . pleasant yiss W Mss sseha
niss Pattie Osborne d VISITING Mrs. x 3. Gum,
n N IsursL, Halifax county, Va.
r.. GeoreeL Wuoon hes 1us5 ysIwhso Hom
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N ! + : %KoffaIE;SaStsrn

HEx16<84&x<E4
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NAY o. lS
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-sTKsEt STA
500 A. Al. Dsily-Rcnmond and
Through Exyrea5-Alfifo
1885 A. ~. stops only - f..|
burg, Nasoriy, ans slf9ik.
n A. "a. Daily fOr LyEchtarg, koAiotc' hl
Intermediate rtkto4f, 40 ~
nociion neyoni k0ano4o 01espti
Win-ton-Saiem division
1920 p. NJ. Daily Tor Roanoke, k4lfofi' D
lassi. Bristol aDt on pQinI ~
ana Wess es kssl Ionnessce,
gina and Georgia railroad. Par
car Petersburg - koanoAo tNt
Pullman sieopar Roanoke to VEN
phis ca knoxville sni Chaitane
2:Js 2. N. DeNy for Norfolk, sudQla. anl
termeiata stations AFr's
s.4s p. N. psiiy' arrive Norfolk 02oP p. ~
Il.4O Il. Al. Daly f0r Roanoke, Radicrd,
laskl, aud Bfislol; also to- bi-f
Held. Pc ahonta&, Eknofni
stafions Cfnch-N alley divisions a."
Tor Louisville spi ssniions lou
Vile and Nashville rtiifoad
Norton; also tr Rocky Aouni 81
All stsnons nston-Saien dFe'P-
PULLMAN PALACE SLkEPkN
brtsaea RICHMOND cad LYNCH.
Hl'gu ready ios ccrupapcy as .
pm. also pnilnlsa sleeper fetei
bark L, Louisville 90 Norton .nl
Roanoke. - memphis and Nov
o-ieans va haoxs1ie aud 1ha'i''
r~.,,. .,v,se ksrauond ron ~Lynchburs a.
M ~, saiIy T,f4A. n. 2.1S Z. H., and 4'
- n F,om Nortosk aAd No Hasa 1880 A. NJ
s:lSP. A., and o.55 y. N. -
a., - o,taiaed az NcAnon1 a0l P<tgts9Ats
r~tir.s depof, A. W. GaroegN u0l Man Sire
sna an me companys 0mcA $50 east NAN s.rVo-
Wv X. VI. COURTNEY,
Passenger AseLe
W. ~. BkNlLt.
General fassepsef Akese
General onice, Roaaeks, Va. My<t
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LINES.


DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IN y POTOMAC RAILROAD.-scheduis
commencing APRIL p. 1872 eastern stan
s.04 a. n. leaves Byrd-street station daily,
stops only az Ashland, 10 well,
Milford, Fredericksburg, Brooke,
and Whitewater. Sleeper 10 Wash.
lugton and New York. Arrives
Washington l~:hl p, 81, Baltimore
RfI:l7 +. NJ, Philadelphia 347 p.
Nj, New York $50 4. g.
l1.50 A. II. leaves Byrc-Street station daily,
except Sunday. Buffet Perlor-Car
richmond TO New York. Arrives
Washington 4:I0 z. NJ, Baltimore
6.24 r.. ", Philadelphia 7:49 T.. 81,
New YORK 1898. T.. N.
T;05 +. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daily.
Sleeper Richmond 20 New YORK.
stops only &C Ashland, Do wen,
Milford, fredericksburg. Brooke
and Whitewater. Stops 40 other stt.
tions on SuniayE Arrives Mssii-
GngtOn lao r. NJ, Baltimore 1898
z. ~, Philadsiphia 3:45 a. ~, New
York 500 4.
$50 A. N. arrives NJ Byrd-streot station daily.
Sleeper from New YORK. Stops only
at Whitewater, Brooke, FrodcrIcks-
burg, Milford, boswell. aud Ash-
land, st0psHt Oiher stations on sun
dsys. Leaves Washington 40 a.
2s3S P. n. erriycs at Byrd-street station daily.
Stops at FREDERICK bgrS, Milford.
boswell, ana Ashland. sleeper
HOll New 1DrA - washington anl
Washington % RI hLoad. Does not
stop AZ hlba- Leaves " a-hinsioa
1887 A. ~.
s:35 2. ii. arrives a. Byrd-Street station daily,
except sunday. Buffet Parior Car
New York 20 RicnmOnL Leave,
Washington 5;O7 Pm
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
400 T.. NJ. leaves Byrd-stres. station. arriving
Fredoricksburg at 0:3J r. NJ
$40 A. n. arrives BSrd-Stroet station, leaves
Fredericksburg 0.Oa A. Il.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
UAu.Y Excsps sUs Ay.
Gas A. NJ. leaves Elba. AFr.sss at Ashlania 4!
9sa3 A. "a.
e:le p. 81. leaves aba Arrives % Ashland az
U:53 u. NJ.
Gas A. NJ. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland as
COS p. II. arrives q Eiba Leaves Ashland a.
q. A.TIYLoR, Trarnc Nsnagsr
Il. I. d. MYERS General superintendent
EARMYILLE AND PoWHATAN
IL RAILROAD.
GENERAL oFFICE 7o5 MAIN STREET.
SCHEDULE IN EFfEcr NAY 20,
LEAVE RICHMOND.
1920 r. NJ. Ella Atlantic Coast Limo for Farm
vile aad intermediate points west
s:45 p. NJ. ssa Atlantis Coast LIMO toe ser-
muds.
ARaIyg
1880 a. n. rta Atlantic cgast Line from Farm
rtile and Intermediates stations west
OF Chester.
SOS A. N. "a Ailaniic Coast Line from Der.
mu4A.
An trains daily except sunday.
T.skst en sale aud bsgsagoshocks tnreayh q
UNION pkror. kE. NIXON.
JAxxsH. wzxza> dsasral xaasssSs asxs
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uoUA AND JOB Work NEATLY
ID KxISugSDAx IDS 2isfA1VA rsaAs
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Shore Park Hotel

This splendid summer resort IL eighteen miles
from Norfolk, Va, on tho Atlantic ocean. III
DC opened as a nrst-class hotel on JLNh To-
1892. The Ocean Shore Park Hotel ~ On me
Virginia beach and reached by the Norfolk, A.
bemarle and Atlantic railroad from Norfolk,
Va. Tho Virginia beach il famous for ~ OK
cellont and inyigorating surt-ba'htng, excellent
fishing in the lakes, and the best Oi snipe-shcot-
ing. In season. pic-nic5 and excursions.
For terms address
@. L. ASHLtN, Proprietor.
te 25-1m Virginia Beach, Va.
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YORK-RIVER LINE, VIA wEsr PoiNf
TIE FAvORITE ROUTE NORrh

luL EafNAAAE
LEAVE RICHMOND;
TRAIN No. 10. $40 p. "
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except slaiAr
stons AZ All stations. At Leet0r Manor 90
nects With stage for walkerton; Win bail.
steamer at West Point.
TRAIN No. 10, ff5 p. ".
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except SAM.
Tor Wess Point. connecting VIVA orAN.-
steamers for Baltimore. Al Baltnore stran-
connect with Baltimore and onto raNr1ti .l.
Warrington Philadelphia, AMI NeN lork.
Steamers leave baltimore . T. y. 1liy "r
ftralns arrive At Richmond DOS A. ~ a..
1910 A.. n.
TRAIN 40. 40, $50 4. N.
local MIXED. daily e@eut sunday, ie1lr
Tsenty.thiri stree. Tor West pom. aniut'ru
TirSet.orlce at station foot N srruIa sf-e,.
Opsn A.. 81. 10 Is p. ~, ana from n. i9 -
A NJ.
sol. HAAS, JAS. LIAll't
franc Manager. General Passenger AselL
W. A.. ICRa,
Asst General Passenger AGENT, Charlotte, Nc
w. II. GHgEN, General AflIger.
T.. BERKELEY, Superintendent.
j. :. POTTs, Passenger Agent, DO Main stree
Richmond. Va. "a y-1
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Ne" LINE 10 AIIANI \ ~

Leaving Richmond n:iI a.. ST., itI
irving at Weldon ~ 1910 J.. h-, unit |
AZ d A.. W.. gu. n. a. T. IufHif4
Richmond 20 Weilln,aui Weldon t' $500
THE ONLY ALl~KlIL LINE 70 A0l..
LEAVE. h-HlFa.
Richmond 300 A. VI. N1rf,lk. llt't
Richmond .'5.4J T.. ~. NIrIi
Norfolk. Gee. $3.50 A.. NJ. tirhmunI. .iI.l
Norfolk. ... 1900 u. %. E"i..AruI f
Tho trains leaving R.hHOni ff''
Norf0ls ~ +. ". arc soiii ttilne IH.0a
change OF cars. Close CIuuH"It.s nrn
made nc Petersburg by thf tln b. r. n4
+. a. trans frcm Richmond f1 A.ryA
Trains leaving Richmond 80 % N., lt
~, and 11:iOP. ", aut afryilr DO '.hH
At 7.s4 A. 81. 2.iJ T.. NJ, aud $40 H. h. Dol
close connection Nc Petersburg ~ lHl
FarmWle, Lynchburg, ami nott
X. NJ. SJlIN, = ponni.ll
J.. T. ID. MYER-. Osntril rlprrui.utH..
L - 80 70 --A #A L
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ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF.

In addition 10 bong fayorite in fall and winter
It is most desirable, cool, and delightful for
HEART or NEW YORK CITY, at Filth ave-
nuo and Fiity-eighth and Fity-ninth s~trec,s,
and overlooking Central Park and Plaza Square.
Convenient 90 places Of amusement and stotee.
Fith-ayenue stages, cross-t0wn, ana bcll-llho
horse-cars pass the doors. Terminal station
sixth Avenue Elevated road within half "a block.
Conducted on American aud European plans.
The water and ice used are vapori1ed and irolen
on tho premises and certified a. TO purity by
Professoc Charles L. Chandler. SUMNER
RATES. ic 2s-lm
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DEPARTURES or STEAMERS.
OLD DOMINION STEAM RA
~ SHIP COMPANY. LkAeA

FOR NEW YORK.
Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY al > O'Clock T.. NJ. Manifest closed
one hour before sailing time.
steamers leave New York for klchmond every
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY az > 7. NJ,
ARRIVING In Richmond MONDAY and FRIDAY
MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodation u~nsnrpassei.
Cabin flre % New York ria James-riyer
route Qucluding meals aud berth ......e . 90
Ronud-trip tickets, limited 20 thlty days
after date OF issue. ......... ~ w
Storage. with suUsistcyce........-.... . 70
Steerage, without suhsttencc. ........... . 90
Cabin fare gia Chetapeako and Ohio rail-
way. .......... W.
CABIN faro ga Richmond aud Petersburg
fnlltOal. .........-s... ..s.s.sss-s wv
Tickets can be obtained az \. ". CAREER :, Jyl
Main street Chesapeake and OHIO ana Ken
mond and Petersburg depOt-. ana at company ;
O1nces. 1901 Main street, and wharf, itoctcits.
Freight forwarded and through bills " ladlng
Issued Tor points beyond New YORK.
Frelghts received daily until . L. VI.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, aud SAIlk-
DAYS by the Chesapeake and Onto railway .rtd
Newport News AZ @ A. VI. and , l.. Ne and
by tho Richmond and Petersburg railroad came
days at 9 A.. n. and DOB r. NJ. will make con-
nocti0n at NORFOLK with steamer leaving
those dCys.
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street,
IN " ~ and cOmuany. wharf. R0ckotts.
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EDUCATIONAL


s. SQUIRE'S
- SUMMER SCHOOL affords an excellent OPP
portunity Tor young gentlemen to fit for college,
and pupils Of other sciools 20 help keep up some
OF their detective lesson-. Circulars at school
rooms, 023 east Franklin street.. ~ J-lt'
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DLE-RIDGE SPRINGS, VA
ID TFireth consecutive summer season IN
| der sam management. Special rates secured
by arriy g early. Address
my e. su6W3m PHIL. F. BROWN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-07-03

HOOPS PILLS cure all liver Illa. j~anndiee.
sick headache, biliousness, sour stomach. nausea.
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AIcKNNEY HOUSE,
WI FARMYlLLE, Va.
Nice ak from FARMYILLE LITHIA
SPRINGS.
Terms Gov. Write Tor Them.
fe 22-elEn 4. j. MCKINNEY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-05-05
VEsPER.

Mike Dolan has moved his livery to
Centralia and will continue the business
there The livery will be missed here
but 1t has never PAID since the new
road was built rom Centralia to Marsh
field. We wish you success in the city
Mike.
Frank Lubbock is building house on
his farm in the town of Sigel and will
move there as soon as it is completed.
Miss Ina Lynn, of Grand Rapids,
was in the burg Friday last giving music
lessons. Miss Lynn has quite a number
of pupils here.
Nesper has haunted house now.
Nothing backward about us.
The Spring term of school closed
here Friday, April Doth.
The dance and entertainment given
III the opera house Saturday evening
was a success in all respects. All spoke
in praise of the entertainment and the
dance and music were highly appre-
ciated.
Miss Stella kellogg, of Centralia, was
the guest of Miss Bertha Rozell Satur-
day and Sunday.
\ party of young people from this
burg went up to Arpin Sunday morning
and were caught in the rain and
compelled TO spend the day in that
delightful CD village, much to THEN
disgust
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-05-05
PITTSVILLE.
that pape

RumOr has it that our merchant
prince, A. B. Cotey, is contemplating
Il removal of his store building onto
the corner of Main st. and second ave.
We hope this is true.
J. w. Vaughn was seeing the sights
III the Cream city last week.
Mr.. Nash Mitchell, of Chicago, SON
in-law Of our townsman H. W. Currie,
is here with the intention of starting
Jewelry store.
At the FIRST meeting of the City
Council c. E. Compton was elected
City Clerk This is considered a wise
selection.
Mrs. A. n. Maltby Is again living in
Pittsvllle and her many friends are in
hopes that her stay will be permanent.
Last Sunday night between and 8
O'Clock while Chas. Kohls Jr. was
promenading across Yellow river bridge
he was met by a stranger, who in tones
of earnestness demanded Charley's
cash. Chas refused to dlsgorge
whereupon a hand to hand argument
took place. Chas. still retains his cash
together with q black eye
VIM. PenItt, a bOatman III the employ
of the \. L. Co.'S log drive, while
trying to go over Little Bull Falls
capsized and before help could reach
him he WAS drowned. Jos. Ogara his
fellow boatman being good swimmer
was saved.
\ large force of men are working on
the coal kilns, three of which are nearing
completion.
j. ?. Horton transacted business in
our city last week. We understand
John will make his head quarters with
the Jackson Milling Company at
Wausau hereafter.
A. r. Woodworth, of Milwaukee,
visited with his brother f. s. w. one
day last week.
Alex Ellison died last Friday evening
the result of fall from the roadway
| across the G.. B. & NJ. K. r. track in
| Baskerville. This is dangerous place
and the r. r. Co. may be called upon
to devise some means of protection fo1
the travelling public.
Mr.. Eggers, of Wausau, is expected
to visit our city with Il view of estab.
fishing a newspaper
AS the smoke stack of Doud Son q Co
was being raised, and when within q
few feet of the proper place, one of the
pulleys broke and let the 'stack &C
| like McGinty to the bottom of the sea.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-05-05
BABCcCE.

Mr. and Mrs. F. Alder and children,
of Centralia, spent Sunday, april 24th)
in Remington with Mrs Alder's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nini Wales.
Mcneil & Brost are preparing to have
a WarerOOm built back Of their store on
Main St. and Marathon Ave The
building Will be 32x40 feet This firm,
from a small start, has steadily advanced
and branched out until now they
have a general assortment of every
thing on hand, including hardware,
drugs, groceries, dry goods, etc.
Mrs. A. Burton and daughter, of San
Francisco, Cal, arrived in Babcock Fri
day morning. She came to visit her
mother Mrs. a. E. Law, Of Remington.
They have not seen each other for four
or five years, and the arrival being a
perfect surprise, the meeting was very
joyous indeed. They all left on the
Tomah train, Saturday evening, April
30th, for Pepin, this State where they
will make their future home. Mrs.
Law Will make her home with her
daughter. She has lived here for many
years and will be missed very much by
her many friends; still they are happy
to know that she will have all the kind
ness and attention that person Of her
age should have, and we hope she may
live to enjoy many years pleasure and
comfort. She was always kindness
itself to everyone.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home Of Mrs. Rando last Thursday
afternoon. The principal business of
the afternoon was the election of new
officers. The president of the society,
Mrs. A. D. Scribner, was absent on ac-
count of sickness. The officers elected
were: President, Mrs. Mcneil; Vice
Pres, Mrs. Y. Wales; second Vice
President, Mrs. j. B. Scribner; Sec,
Mrs. Pond; Treas, Mrs. E. A. Gilbert.
The next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. J. Short, Thursday, May
18th. The ladies will give an ice cream
social at Mrs. Gilberts store, Friday
evening, May 9Th, for the benefit of the
Sunday school.
Mr.. Warm and family have moved
into one of Mrs. Cummings houses in
the village of Remington. They have
been living on the old Ward farm three
miles south of here for several years
past.
Mr.. Charles Sanger is building new
house on his farm about two miles and
one-half south Of Remington.
Mrs. Geo. Fraser, of Remington, spent
a day in New Lisbon during the past
week.
Miss Gertie Bufmire and Miss Emma
Glow went to Camp Douglas Friday to
attend an opening dance i'll Mr.. O..
Buffmire's new hall at that place, and
also to visit friends.
Mr.. Walton Mcneil returned to his
home at Kilbourn last Friday night He
has been and will be spending consider
able Of his time in the store of which
he is one of the owners, Mcneil &
BrOst.
1t would be good idea for our bust
ness firms to advertise in their county
paper as they have no home paper, and
1t pays. \ new subscriber to the Re-
porter saved his subscription money
with the first paper he received. He
saved that amount on one bill of goods
ordered through an advertisement in
that paper. X
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-05-05
RUDOLPH.

Sheriff Stahl, of Grand Rapids passed
through our berg last Friday on his
way from Marshfeld
DR.. Q. /. Hougen in company with
VIII Martin, of Grand Rapids, drove
over our paved streets Friday. The
gentlemen must please remember that
fast driving is not prohibited here.
Mr.. Joseph Livefnash attended Hi
Henry last Tuesday at the Rapids.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Oster, of Milwaukee
spent a few days the fore part Of the
week with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Bratton Of this town.
respects to the Rudolph boys Sunday.
Mrs. Title Shaddock, Of Butternut,
has been visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Claphus Crotteau the
past two weeks
Miss Jennie Hasbrouck, of Grand
Rapids, made a few calls here last
Friday.
Miss Lizzie AIcCarty began her
school in the town of Carson last
Monday. She has a two months term.
Miss Mary Rayome, left for Wausau
last Saturday. She intends spending
the greater portion of the summer
there.
Miss Kate Hamm, of Grand Rapids,
visited with her sister Mrs VIM. LaMav
last Saturday.
Arbor day was appropriately observed
in our school. A number of fine
selections were rendered by the pupils,
each one doing justice to their piece.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-05-05

The teacher, w. F. NJ. McRaith, spoke
on the "Object of Arbor day" he spoke
of the origin of arbor day, the usefulness
of the trees, etc. Some 50 trees were
planted on that day in honor of the
pupils and visitors.
A dance will be given at LaVeque's
hall next Saturday night. Everybody
cordially invited to attend A good
time is assured and music that can't be
beaten. Grand Rapids people come
up and enjoy yourselves.