Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-01-09
Geo. /. Williams made a business
trip to Marshfeld today.

trip to Marsbfeld today.
Notice bill boards for Ezra kendall's
show Wednesday night. Reserved seats
now OF sale at post office.
Mrs. Caller, of Babcock, and Miss
McEnnis, of Merrill, were guests of
Miss Ida Carman this week.
Mrs. Theo. Lipke entertained the
young ladies of her Sunday School
class at o'clock tea SATURDAY. afternoon.
The ladies Aid society of the Cong'l
church will meet with Mrs. Frank
Cameron "Wednesday afternoon Jan.
18th.
A. L. Gross circulated a subscription
list the past week and raised $1,000
which he presented to Mrs. Andrew
Gerard. It was thankfully received.
DIR. Francis O'Neil, of New York,
was the guest of his aunt Mrs. Geo I.
Rowland and family the fore part of
the week.
Charlie Tibbits, of Milwaukee, is
going to be employed this winter at
Arpin to learn the lumber business, and
particularly the grading of lumber.
The Northwestern Wisconsin Medi-
cal Association will meet at the rooms
of the Hesperug Club, Stevens Point,
Tuesday January l4th.
A realistic snow storm, pretty court
scene, and numerous other dramatic
novelties are included in the prepare
tons now being made for the production
Of "Two Orphans"
DR.. o. Z. Hougen has been SO busy of
late that while travelling into the
country looking after his many patients
during the cold spell he caught cold
and as result was confined to the
house couple Of days. He will be out
Oh Friday.
A number of special stage facilities
added expressly for the 1.-TWO Orphans
will help home talent to render this
pretty piece effectively. At Opera
House in the near future.
The colored gentleman oyer feet tall
in Uncle Toms parade was quite
curiosity. The parade is usually the
best part of an Uncle Toms per-
Torrance now days and we guess it was
true in this case. A large audience
greeted them however when the curtain
rose.
The finest stock Of goods in the
country is to, be found at John q. Daly's
He also has secured the sale of Beggs'
Family Medicines. Every bottle
warranted. They will give you salts
faction.
No comedy on earth has played to the
number of people, created the amount
of laughter and stood the test of eleven
years, as the one presented by Ezra
Kendall. Here Wednesday evening
The ladies of the Aid Society of the
Catholic Church, who served that
excellent supper In the gallery of the
Opera House the night of the Fireman
Dance, wish to express their gratitude
through our columns for the liberal
patronage received from all hands.
Receipts were ST. 90, this amount being
practically cleared as very little expense
was incurred in preparation.
During the closing weeks Of 1895 the
daily papers have published an extra
ordinary amount of interesting and
important news. 1t is worth something
to the busy newspaper reader to have
this mass of information taken up,
arranged, digested and reviewed in q
calm and intelligent manner. The
Review Of Reviews performs this
service very efficiently every month.
The number for January, 1896, is
especially strong in this respect. The
editorial department, called The
Progress Of the World, is distinguished
for its able handling of national and
international topics of the hour. In
fact, the Review occupies a unique
position as truly international maya
zine" Its soundly "Amercan" stand
ON the Venezuelan question is signih-