Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-04-20
Local and Otherwise.

Miss Pelton is now boarding with
Mrs T. j. Cooper.
Mr.. Claus Johnson will resume his
work on his farm in the town of Sigel
Mrs. A. C. Boorman and children
are visiting III Madison and Tomah.
reg Don't forgetto call on H. H. Noss
for your wall paper. 3w
Mrs. Hurlbut, of Minneapolis, a
sister of the Dustin brothers, was in the
city the guest of her brother.
The Ladies Aid Society of Unity
church will meet with MIS-. W. E.
Gardner on Wednesday next.
Mrs. Sophie Noel and son, of Merrill,
came down Tuesday night to spend two
weeks with her parents.
The Unity church choir Will be re-
organized on Friday night. They ex-
pect to have one of the best choirs in
the twin cities.
Leave orders for painting, papering
and calcimining at Johnson, Hill & Co. S
They have the goods and guarantee
fine work.
B. r. Goggins and family have the
sympathy Of their friends in the serious
illness of their baby and little son. 1t
is to be hoped they will both recover.
Mrs F. MacKinnon is home again
after very pleasant visit of two weeks
among friends and relatives in Green
Bay and Appleton.
Mr.. f. II. Jackson was delegate to
the Grand Lodge Of the Royal Arcanhm
which convened in Milwaukee on
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Mr.. Annie Marceau Sr. is back from
Tomahawk where he has been the past
winter building dams.
Through the Johnson, Hill & Co.
agency, seven bicycles were sold the
past week to the following parties: Miss
Lima Hasbrouck, Miss Mamie Whitney,
Miss Laura Houston, Dan McKercher,
A. c. Otto, VIM. Bateman and Chas.
Kruger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. LaMadeline re-
turned home Monday night from
StOughton where they had been two
weeks receiving treatment from Dr.
I. B. Hyland, whose wonderful cures
are attracting the sick from all directions.
Mrs. LaMadeline received help and
came home rejoicing. Prior to this
absence they were guests of their
daughter Sophie in Merrill four weeks.
|. -Messrs. Rube Lyons and Frank
Haskins returned Wednesday morning
from a two days fishing trip on the
Roch-e-cre. They were successful in
catching forty-four trout, the largest
Weighing two and one-half pounds.
Had it not been for the cold weather
their catch would have been larger.
On Saturday next only, April 22d,
Crawford & Waueaman will extract
teeth at 10 cents each.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Goggins, father and
mother of the district attorney. are
guests of his family in this city. They
i have returned to Wisconsin to live and
we hope they may be induced to live in
the twin cities.
Mr.. Joseph Corriveau, assisted by
Miss Ella Whitney, made the selection
of spring and summer goods for the
firm of Corriveau & Garrison last week
The goods are expected here this week.
The ladies are assured that for a fine
selection Of dress goods this firm will
have them. No pains were spared in
the selection
Prof Strassman, the highest en-
d0rsed and the most celebrated Onthal-
mic 0ptician in the state of Wisconsin,
Will remain in Centralia a short time
and relieve all such complications Of
the eye-sight in which all others have
failed He is recommended by the
very highest medical authorities. Office
at Commercial house parlors.