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

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able prices call at the REPORTER Office.
The Ladies Relief Corps met last
Saturday for a social. With Mrs. Gibson.
The new choir in st. Johns church is
giving excellent satisfaction. Mr.. Dor
ward is valuable acquisition to the
church
Mr.. G. J. Jackson and family enter
tanned over Sunday Miss Mansur and
Mr.. c. W. Howard, of Stevens Point.
"A. H. Colcord has been confined
to the house for the past two weeks with
infamatory rheumatism. He has been
cared for by the G. A. R. boys and is
now improving.
To- Geo. n. Wood,
Loans.
Real Estate,
Insurance.
Prof. Paulus, Miss Pelton and Lucy
Harrison are the only teachers so far
chosen for the coming year Miss
Connor has not yet given her reply and
Miss Howard has rendered her regrets.
Miss Beulah Cochran is a visitor in
the White city and will come home a
month from now, richer in experiences
and lessons learned from the worlds
fair, than a years travel could have
made her.
eff there be fraud strike it out, but it
is as true as God is true that this people
would rather let some receive who
should not than permit some true and
faithful soldier to be deprived of his
due. Col. Spooner in Decoration ad-
dress at Eau Claire.
Mr.. Ferdinand Phillip, of Rudolph,
has an excellent pasture Of tame feed
in which he can pasture several head of
horses. Anyone desiring to pasture
their horses for the summer can find an
excellent opportunity here. Good
water and plenty Of feed.
In another column the reader
will notice local items announcing
the coming Of DR.. H. H. Muggley,
the expert optician who was here
about six months ago. He will be
remembered as a gentleman of
merit and highly recommended in
his profession. If your eyesight
is troubling you it will pay you to
call on him while in the city.
We are pleased to learn that Messrs.
VIII ]. Conway, Theo. w. Brazeau and
Edmund H. LaVigne were elected by
the Philomathian debating society as
debaters for the Semi-Public which
takes place next year. This is the high
est honor which could be rendered the
boys by the society and places them in
positions Of responsibility as its repre-
sentatives. That three, out Of six per-
sons chosen from the entire society,
should be graduates. Of the Howe High
school, is a source Of qualification to us.
These young men are working hand in
hand and we believe are fully deserving
Of the honors given them. This is but
one step towards the joint debate the
highest honor which can be obtained III
the University.
The Milwaukee Telegraph is always
to the front in giving credit where
credit is due irrespective of sex or
creed. We clip the following that re-
fers to a Wisconsin woman in a way to
please Wisconsinites, ''There are some
strong, noble women of large brain
among the lady managers of the
Worlds Fair, but there are none who
surpass the president, Mrs. Potter Pal
mer, and Mrs. Flora B. Ginty, the
latter Of Wisconsin, the writer, widow
of the late General George G. Ginty
Mrs. Ginty has been tower of strength
and is highly thought of by all of the
practical members of the commission"
Mrs Ginty is we'll known in this por-
ton of the state from her writings in
the Chippewa Herald and other jour
nails, for her progressive ideas and
WOmanlineSs.