Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-06-01

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| WANTED.--Three good girls to work in
the Twin City Steam Laundry at once
Good wages will be paid. Enquire of
the proprietor Mr. Joseph Boheim.
If you are in need of glasses
and want them ground to fit, and
want frame made to fit the face
do not fail TO call on Dr. Muggley
at the Witter House from June u,
to II.
Mr.. D.CareY evidenced that the spirit
of patriotism still dominates him, by
the display of two beautiful flags on
the posts Of his front gate. Mr.. Carey
is one of the Grand Army Veterans who
has been sick and helpless for several
years from severe stroke Of paralysis.
Mrs. 4. E. Donaldson made a success
full business trip into the town of Mason
vile the fore part of the week. She
was the guest of Mrs. Nora McTavish
whom she reports well. Miss Belle
Mathews has been rendered her old
school for another year which indicates
the appreciation in which she is held
up there.
Postmaster Burt is suffering from an
attack of rheumatism which with the
loss of his regular help through Miss
Rocheleau's sickness makes it rather
hard lines for him. He has kept up
the office service with entire satisfac
ton Notwithstanding the difficulties
under which he labors.
We are glad to learn there is a healthy
desire on the part of our young society
men to possess band stand, and ways
and means are frequent subjects of dis
cussion pertaining to it. A minstrel
concert is one of the modes suggested,
that will doubtless meet with public APP
proval and liberal patronage if carried
out.
A party Of Cyclers made the run to
Stevens Point late Saturday afternoon
returning Sunday morning, Messrs.
Dugas, G. Baker and VIII Scott accom-
panied them by carriage. The wheel
men were: John DAILY, Ray Sherwood,
Dean Philleo and E. B. Brundage
Saturday night they attended X. of P.
II Il
Game Warden, D. w. Fernandez,
found in Lake Winnebago few days
ago about 5000 ID. of fish in IS nets il
legally set in the lake. He released the
fish, and burned the nets as a whole
some reminder to the transgressors of
the law, that he is keeping sharp eye
on the Wisconsin waters where setting
nets are forbidden.
Sixteen society ladies responded to
Mrs. E. Lynch's invitation to five
o'clock tea, given at her pleasant home
on Oak St., Monday afternoon. The
rooms were prettily decorated for the
occasion, the tea and cakes delicious,
and the angels food was pronounced
"quite up to what food for angels should
be' A delightful social time was en-
Logged by those fortunate enough to be
one of the number.
This office is under obligations for
"Church Doctrine Bible Truths a sort
of hand book on the scripture grounds
of all church doctrines by Sadhler. It
contains accurate and exhaustive
treatises on matters inherent in the
christian church. Baptism, the sacra-
ments and other church doctrines are
received and reason Of the church's
acceptance of the same given. To the
students of bible history the book is a
valuable addition to the list.
Diphtheria is alarmingly prevalent in
in Oshkosh and other near cities. There
has been quite number of cases here
and vigilence and precaution is impera
lively necessary to keep it within
bounds. An eminent authority on
the subject lately emphasized
the necessity of washing all fruit
before putting it to ones lips. He said
that not only diphtheria but consump-
ton, fevers and other maligant diseases
were spread by eating unwashed fruit.
Rev. A. L. P LOOMS, of Plainview,
Mimi, who was called here to officiate
at the obsequies of the late E. B. Ros
sier, Friday, renamed over the Sab
bath and preached in his old place, the
Congregational church, also in Unity
church in the afternoon. Both pastor
and people were pleased to meet again
and renew pleasant acquaintance. He
finds the twin cities much improved,
and received warm welcome from
former Pensioners as well fellow towns
men, He left Monday for his home in
Plainview, Minnesota.
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