Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-04-06
'Lucretia Borgia at the opera

"Luoretia Borgia at the opera
house Thursday, April 18th.
The services Of a young, IuIl-blooded.
JERSEY bull can be had at the barn of
Mr.. \. l. Compton 2w.
The ice in the Wisconsin river at this
point went out on Monday april 80 at
four o'clock p. m. Il slid OFT without
any damage to property.
A large number Of strangers were in
attendance at the Twin City Band con
cert and dance on Monday evening.
4. L. Lapham, druggist OF Westfeld,
is going to build a store at Nekoosa TWO /
stories. The upper story will be occu-
pied for residence purposes.
Reg For irst-class printing at reason
able prices call at the REPORTER Office.
Mrs. A. Z. Donaldson had a great
rush Of visitors for her Easter display.
The taste exhibited by her new trimmer
Miss Timm, is highly spoken Of.
Take a look at tie plants in Doud &
Muir's show windows that they are
going to give to the ladies Oh Saturday
April Sth. Their annual opening day.
MARRIED.-By Police Justice \. L..
Compton, Mr.. John Nug;nt and Miss
Ester DAILY, both of Mansion, at the
Central House parlors, Tuesday, April
4th, 1888.
The Poles Of Milwaukee ought
to choose one man to do the vote
ing for them. They all vote the
same way.
The new millinery store of Mrs.
Faulkner has been visited by large
number of ladies since her opening last
week. They all speak well Of the
artistic display of her goods.
It makes one mad when he can
not have bread when he works hard
for it. Goods bread, it makes me mad.
Romeo and Juliet.
Some bread made Of cheap and in
ferior flour is enough to make any one
mad; but the Gold Medal -four, made at
the mills of Washburn, Crosby Co.,
Minneapolis, cannot fail to make bread
that is unapproachable. For sale by
VIM. Scott, Jr.
There is righteous justice IN saying
"Get thee behind me Satan," when an
enemy has the power Of satan to trans
form good into evil, and plant the
venom of evil speaking and evil think
ing into all life and experiences.
Boys and girls if you call at oar store
on Saturday April 8th before o'clock
a. N. we will have something for you
free, something you all like. Don't
come after O'Clock it will be too late.
Remember the place Doud &; Muir's |
Big Shoe Store.
The city of Milwaukee and
county gave Judge Webb a major
ity Of about 2OCO votes. This was
truly surprise as compared to
the balance of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. A w. White and son,
of Brandon, were in the city the past
week the guests Of their sons, Del and |
Grant, who have resided here for some
time. They talk some Of moving to the
twin cities. We would be pleased to
welcome them among us.
A complete list Of the officers
elected in the several towns Of
Wood county will be published in
our next issue. We were unable
to obtain them all for this issue.
Messrs. NJ. S. Pratt and N. J. Favel
are busy fixing the interior Of the
Closuit building preparatory to it's oc-
cupancy by B. SLIDER. The ceiling,
sides and floor will be hardwood and
finished in oil. A new modern glass
front Will also be put in
Mr.. J. W. Freeman has had the in
terror and exterior Of his business
place freshly painted. 1t adds
greatly to its appearance. The spring
of the year is the time when all persons
should strive if possible to beautify
their homes and property.
Miss VanCortland and her very
excellent company begin an en-
at the opera house in
this city Thursday evening, April
9Th. Reserved seats now on sale
at the post-ohice.
Miss Alice Whiting departed for
Stevens Point Tuesday morning where
she will remain couple of days, when
she will leave for Prentice with q stock
of millinery goods for Miss Flora Tack,
of Stevens Point. Her mother, Mrs.
c. D. Whiting, Of this city viii! accom-
pany her to Prentice for short visit
with relatives.
While we are sorry to note the
defeat of Judge Chas. NJ. Webb
for Justice of the Supreme Court,
we have the satisfaction Of know
ing that he will not be obliged to
leave his friends and neighbors.
His election would have been graf