Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-02-16
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Ia Crosse TO De absent SefeTdl 1IiohIho'
Mrs. Libbie Demarais is back from
Chicago where she spent week sight
seeing.
k~Hot and Cold water baths at
L. Fournier's barber shop. First-class
service. tt.
Arthur Kline, we are pleased to note,
is slowly improving. DR.. DeGrandpre
in attendance.
Mr.. Fred Hecox, of the town of
Rudolph, was welcome caller at this
office on "Wednesday.
Miss Marguerite Nash was confined to
the house few days the past week on
account of sickness.
The Kings Daughters have been
assisted materially in their benevo'
lences during the past week.
Mr.. Weaver, clerk in Stafford
Cole & Co.'s store, was laid up few
DAYS the past week with hard cold.
gy#The finest line of glassware and
crockery ever received in the twin
cities now at Corriveau & Garrison's.
B. SLIDER spent the Sabbath in this
city with his family on his way to Chi
cago to buy his Spring stock of goods.
Rev. A. N. Hitchcock, of Chicago
will surely occupy the Congl church
pulpit Sabbath morning and evening.
Bg Geo. n. Wood,
Real Estate,
Insurance.
Mr.. B. NJ. Vaughn left for Milwaukee,
Wednesday to be absent ten days
While away he will have his eye'
treated.
Mr.. Chas. Wipperman contemplate
the erection of a large wareroom IL
connection with his furniture factory II
the near future.
Mrs. Matte DAILY has as her CUES
her sister Mrs. Yout of Plaintield, wh'
accompanied her home on her recen
visit to that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Balderston LET
Saturday for Prairie du Chen to atten(
tn e funeral of Mrs. Balderston's fathe
who died recently.
M. A. Bogoger has change in hi
advertisement this week. He also ha
made nice improvement in his offic'
arrangement.
Mr.. Joseph Martin, who is in tn
employ of w. d. Connor at Stratford
spent the Sabbath in this city amon
his friends and relatives.
El|Wm. Scott Jr. has received thi
week, a new supply of flour, feed, bran
shorts, buckwheat, graham ard famil.
corn meal, which is going like hot cakes
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hecox, of thu
town Of Rudolph, are rejoicing owe
the arrival Of ten pound daughte,
Friday February 10th. Mrs. Johl
Albee in attendance.
For SALE:-Within 80 days, at bar
gain, house and acres of land in tn,
city of Cenrralia. For particulars en-
quire of Geo. n. Wood or A. Brewer O
Centralia.
Messrs. Geo. r. Gardner, J. W
Cochran, Geo. l.. Williams and B. M
Vaughn left Wednesday for Milwaukee
to attend the bar convention which con
venes there to-day.
E8- Rubber boots for men, women
Misses and children, in short, knee ant
hip. Nothing but first quality goods
and at very low prices, at Doud I
Muir's The Shoe Men.
Bg~A large stock of oranges just re
ceived by Chas. Scott at the post office
Prices range from Is cents per dozen VI
to 40. Leave your order for the bes
California oranges.
The Methodist Sunday School an,
Epworth League members enjoyed tn
sleighing during the past week. Severa
big loads made the rounds of the city
the children enjoyed it hugely.
Mr.. D. D. Fisher purchased the lot
joining John Rablin's residence prop
erty in the first ward of Mr.. John Nasl
the past week upon which he will cree
a neat little cottage in the Spring.
V. E. Young, of Necedah, a brakeman
on the Port Edwards railroad, had tw
fingers of his hand badly mashed thi
morning which necessitated their ampu
tat1on. DR.. Hougen did the job in .shor
order.
BsY Corriveau & Garrison have jus
received two crates of that fine decora
ted chinaware that they are having sucl
run on. Customers who have no
completed their set may now do so.
Miss l.. Bucholtz, of Appleton, wa
engaged by the school board to tax
the place of Miss Pierson in the assis
tants department. Of the Howe Higl
School. May success attend her efforts
In another column Mr.. E. G. Pors, o
Marshfeld, announces himself candi
date for the Office of county judge
Mr.. Pors is we'll known to the people o
this county as he has served them tw'
terms as district attorney.
The county board proceedings will
appear in our next issue if it is possible
to get them from county clerk Rorrke
Since election he doesn't care mucl
about accommodating the Republican
organ. He feels "kinda" owly.
Mrs. Pete Rockstead has been VISITING
her sister Mrs Frank Best and he