Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-02-11
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

ing goods at the City Cash Store.
Mrs Peter Quinn, of Merrill, visited
friends in this city the past week.
All Wool Ingram Carpets at IS cts per
yard at the City Cash.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
ObeIbeck on Monday the first day of
February
sg Sun BEAM FLOUR $3.50 per Dbl.
at City Cash Store.
Messrs. J. @. Severns and F. S. Wood
worth were over from Pittsville on
Tuesday.
Reg For all kinds Of foot wear call at
City Cash.
Mr.. Bulmyer from last accounts was
worse again. La Grippe seems 10th to
depart.
Mr.. Lucian Berard spent the past
week in Mosinee doing carpenter work.
An elegant line of ribbons just in at
City Cash.
Mrs. Benson has been very sick for
several days but is now gaining slowly.
Miss Andrew, of Marinette, was in
this city over Sunday the guest of Miss
Elsie Beane.
Miss Edith Strochan, of Green Bay,
spent the Sabbath here the guest of
her friend Miss Name Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Connor, of Au-
burndale, are in the city on two days
visit
You can save money by leaving your
orders for Groceries at the City Cash
Store.
Mr.. John F. Cole, of MarsEfeld, was
in the city Wednesday on business
before Judge Webbs court.
Mrs. lie. Philleo entertained the
Twin City Whist club the past week.
They report an enjoyable time.
Mr.. B. w. Smith, c. NJ. & St. P. Ry.
Co.'S timber inspector, was registered at
the Witter House Monday.
Neg~ new line of mems boys and
youths clothing just received at City
Cash Store.
Messrs. Park & Jones, attorneys-at-
Law from Stevens Point were in the
city on law business.
va do OF
demand for men and teams. The
sleighing is pretty good.
Mr.. Edward Spafford has sold his
residence and two lots to Mr.. J. O.
Hebert. Consideration $500 cash.
The John Arpin Lumber Company,
with 81 teams, are putting in 250,0OO feet
of logs per day on an average of three
mile haul.
DAILY q Sampson are moving their
lumber from lands belonging to Mr.
John Parrish, upon land of their own
on the brow of Searles hill.
General freight agent P. NJ. Halloran
of the Port Edwards railroad, and
wife are located at the Witter House
for the winter
Mr.. T. J. Wood contemplates the
erection of two story brick block on
lots where the Wood County drug store
building now stands.
Mrs. Ellen Bean is slowly recovering
from a severe siege of pneumonia with
which she has been suffering for nearly
two weeks.
Mr.. NJ. J. McRalth, one of our old and
respected townsman is slowly getting
better from his recent attack of the
Grippe.
Mr.. Will Scott entertained the Gnch
Club at the Opera House Wednesday
evening The local orchestra furnished
the music.
Look over the changes in NJ. A. Bo-
goger, John E. DAILY, First Natl. Bank
and T. W. Kruger's advertisements in
this issue of the REPORTER.
J. O. Hebert sold his residence
property consisting of a house, barn.
sheds, and four lots to Dr. O. T. Hougen
the past week. Considera ton $500.
The boys want to remember that it is
a severe offense to efface or destroy
bills pasted on the bill-boards. Some
arrests will be made if it is not stopped.
Miss Carew, of Merrill. one of the
teachers in their high school, was in
the twin cities visiting our schools. She
reports finding them in excellent
working order.
Six couple of the Twin City Cinch
club attended a Leap Year party in
Stevens Point Friday night. They
report a cordial reception from the
young people of that city.
Dr. Everett was in the city Tuesday
and was kept busy all day with
patients. He expects to visit this city
once month, notice of which will be
published in the REPORTER.
The Sherry, Cameron Lumber Co. of
Nesper have only lost six and one-half
days during run of twenty-five months
Their average cut is 100000 of pine
per month. This Is an unusal good
record
Mr.. T. ?. Croker, manager of the
Wausau telephone exchange was here,
the fore part of the week to assist our
local manager, Mr.. Rumsey, to put the
switch board in order and fix up the
limos