Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-03-24

and surveyor, since leaving this city
has located in Milwaukee. His office
is in room IL Hathaway building. He
will be pleased to have his friends call
on him when in the city
Mrs. Gardeners Sunday School class
Will give a poverty Social in the
Cong'l church parlors one week from
Friday night, April 1st. This will be
given for the benefit of the Church and
the young ladies invite all to come.
Messrs. Wood, Biron and Geo. R.
Gardner sold a lot 5Ox1OG facing on
high street to DR.. De Granpre. Con-
sideration was S175. Property on what
is known as Neeves island is changing
banda quite rapidly at good prices.
Fifty new residences will be required
during the coming year to accommodate
the increase that is constantly coming
into the twin cities. A large number of
these homes will be put up in the
spring. Some are under way now.
Last Sunday morning the Rev. VIM.
Kilbourne commenced a course of
Sermons on the Foundations of our
Faith,' the first being 1.-The existence
and nature of God" A large audience
were present aud were well pleased
with the discourse.
AaP WANTED:-A Lady Agent in every
county and town in Wisconsin to sell an
article Of merit to ladies. Good
position and good pay for little work |
Send for sample and terms. Address
V. B Steward, Merrill, Wis. 3w.
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We call your special attention to the
large half page advertisement of Doud <
Muir in this issue. This firm expect to
open their store in this city April 9th.
Undoubtedly they will display an
elegant stock of goods. Read over their
advertisement carefully and wait for
their opening.
The case of Florence D. Fisher VS.. |
Phoenix Assurance Company of Lon |
don, was finally settled the past week |
by the company paying Mrs Fisher
the amount of judgment, interest and |
costs amounting to $549.32. Messrs.
Gardner & Gavnor represented Mrs.
Fisher while Goggins & Wipperman
were attorneys for the defendants. |
$50 e<E>. Co.
The following is report of School |
District No. 3, Town of Grand Rapids, |,
for the month ending March Is, 1892 |
No. of days taught 10; No Of scholars |
enrolled 50; average daily attendance
so. The following are the names of
those who were neither absent or tardy |
during the month: Emma Goldberg, |
Minnie Behrend, Carrie and Chas !
Timm, Joseph, Frank and Antoine
Jenisheweshki, Sophia Pribbanow and |
Tessa Timm.
n. H. Robinson, Teacher.
There is no danger from whooping |
cough when Chamberlain Cough Rem |
edy is freely given. 1t liquefes the
tough, tenacious mucus and aids in its
eXpectoration. 1t also lessons the Sc
verify and frequency of the paroxysms |
of coughing, and insures a speedy re-
covery. There is not the least danger |
in giving it to children or babies, as it !
contains no injurious substance. so |
cent bottles for sale by John E. DAILY |
and Johnson, Hill & Co.
From a personal lie tier which we !
have just received from DR.. Harry |
Worthington, Of Oak Park, Ill, we clip |
the following:
L never came 50 near to matrimOny as |
when [ acted as best man for our old |
time friend Corydon T. Purdy who was
married Saturday the 18th inst, at |
Columbus, Ohio, to Miss Rose Z. Morse, |
who has for many years been a member !
of DIR. J. I. Cushing's family of Turner,
Maine. You will remember that three |
years ago he married the only daughter |
in this family, Miss Eugenia Cushing, |
who died SO suddenly about year
Miss Morse was Miss |
Cushing's dearest girl companion and |
was PlcoCu1 dU Ille OCCdSlo1S JuSU |
mentioned. Mr.. Purdy's choice of a
bride seems a particularly happy one
and gives great satisfaction to all of
their friends. The ceremony was !
performed by Rev. W. GLADDEN., the |
noted congregational minister of Column
bus, Ohio, in the presence of many
friends. The happy couple will take an |
trip through the South, but
will spend most of the honeymoon in |
Gainesville, Florida, with Mrs. S. j.
Purdy and daughter Emma. They will !
be Eat home" in Oak Park about May |
Is. May long life and happiness
attend them.
CARD OF THANKS