Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-05-18
Local and Otherwise.

Saturday night from Merrill.
a new awning adorns the front of NJ.
A. Bogoger's business place.
Pattern hats just received at Mrs. A.
E. Donaldson's.
\ new wire fence encloses Edward
Bonham's residence property.
WANTED.-Four good painters, apply
of Smedley & Marceau.
New goods just opened at Mrs.
Donaldson's.
Mrs. Dwight Huntington is happy
over an elegant new piano.
A rich gift is Washburn Crosby's gold
medal -four For sale by VIM. Scott Jr.
Mrs A. Ireland and baby, of Stevens
Point, are guests at Mrs. c. J. Carmans.
Mr.. Orrin Gray is busy assessing the
real and personal property of the city.
Mrs. NJ. J. Carly and son, of Chicago,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Carly in this
city
Messrs. Z. &. Pors and G.. E. Blodgett,
of Marshield, were in the city Tuesday
on business.
Will Wheelan, teacher of the Auburn
dale school, spent the Sabbath with his
parents in this city.
Mrs. J. W. Cameron and son Frank
left Wednesday for Chicago to attend
the worlds fair.
Miss Ina Lynn left to-day for week S
visit in Stevens Point as the guest of
DR.. Phillips household.
Mr.. Erving Addleman left Tuesday
noon for Milwaukee on a weeks visit
among friends.
VIM. Plummer and wife, of FL
roy, were guests the first of the week
Of Mr.. and Mrs Carly.
f. S. Woodwork, of Pittsville, was in
the city fore part of the week on bust
ness before the court
Fl. W. Remington, attorney-at -law, of
Babcock, was in the city Monday in at
tendance at the court.
Mr.. Davidson's Company is an excel
lent one and never fails to draw full
house.-Cleveland, Ohio, Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Kruger have
returned from their trip to Chicago and
the Worlds Fair.
The foundation for L. Kromer's new
building is completed ready for the
superstructure.
B. SLIDER will open his store for bust
ness on Thursday, May the 25th. Call
in and see him.
Miss Lizzie McCartv leaves for Kan
sas City next Wednesday to remain a
year.
The Normal Regents have visited
nine cities and have twenty-one more
to visit before deciding on sites.
Miss Cora Smith, of Pittsville, is visit
ing this city under the chaperonage of
Miss Lucy Woodwork.
Mr.. Will Davenport, of Wausau, was
in the city the fore part of the week
counting.
Nick Relland has improved the in
terror of his shop by having the same
painted and grained. 1t looks much
better
Miss Nellie Kroner had few friends
to tea Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Misses Phillips and Heyd visitors in
the city.
Children's trimmed hats at Mrs. A. E.
Donaldson's from 40 cents up to 80
cents. These are bargains for those in
need of childrens hats.
Messrs. Smedley and Marceau have
been employed the past week in hang
ing ingram wall paper at the residence
of S. A. Spafford
Mrs. G.. A. Brewster. of Lacrosse.
and her sister Miss Beveridge, of
Minneapolis are guests of their aunt
Mrs. T. L. Tibbits.
Mr.. Lucian Berard has his new resi-
dence nearly enclosed. He will leave
the further completion of it until such
time as lie is unoccupied.
Miss Lottie Lynn the sweet singer of
Wood county will not 60 to the Column
bian exposition where she is to sing in
the Thomas chorus, before June.
Miss Lottie Lynn came to this city
Wednesday and left on this afternoons
train in company with Misses Heyd,
Phillips and Miss Ina Lynn for a weeks
visit in Stevens Point.
Mullen is being tried as a remedy for
glandered horses with good results. 1t
grows plentifully here abouts and may
be reason we so rarely hear of the
disease in this section
Messrs. L. +. Ames and Nick Noll-
mar, Of Marshfield, were IN the city
the fore part Of the week as members
of the jury. This office acknowledges a
social call.
\. 5. Cheney, formerly resident of
Centralia, but now of Oxford, is in the
city as witness in the case Of n. John
son VS.. I. e. Nash He left here twenty
years ago.
Misses Heyd and Phillips departed