Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-05-07
LOCALS.
~ Geo. n. Wood,
Real Estate,
Insurance

~" Geo. n. Wood,
Real Estate,
Insurance
We are authorized to say that Mr.. G.
J. Jackson is not nearly as we'll as he
has been.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Lyons, of
Babcock, visited in the twin cities on
| Tuesday.
Try treatment of Dietz's Hair Tonic
and Scalpoline. Only costs Is cents, all
irst-class BARRIERS. If.
Persons DESTROYS of good creamery
butter at - cents per pound can leave
their orders with John E. DAILY, Grand
Rapids, Wis. If
The magic words on the Mckinley
banner are Protection, Reciprocity, and
Prosperity. The people know what
they want.
In May the people move their
families, in June they will move to
nominate; in November they will move
to make a change, and make it unani-
nous.
Ifyour hair is falling out you can save
money by using Dietz's Hair Tonic and
ScalpoIine. Will stop it at once. If.
Mr.. and Mrs N. Schmitt early resi-
| dents Of our city whose home is now at
| Merrill, were in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday as guests of their daughter
Mrs. NJ. y. Bogoger and their son
Emil Schmitt
Mr.. Alfred Grignon, of Gould City,
Mich, reached Grand Rapids Tuesday
noon to remain one week with his
parents. His wife and little child, who
have been making an extended visit at
the Glignon home here will return to
Michigan with him next Tuesday.
Mr.. jim Hiles was in the twin cities
| the fore part of the week and reported
| crops on his extensive farm lands at
Baskerville progressing finely. He has
100 acres into rye which has started up
as nice Il field of this hardy grain as
anyone could wish to see.
Miss Ellen Stone, of Bulgaria, will
speak at the Cong'l church on Sunday
morning and at Unity church in the
afternoon at o'clock. Miss Stone was
engaged on the editorial staff of the
Boston Congregationalist for some years
| and is at present the representative of
the A. B. c.. T. NJ. in Bulgaria.
Andrew Stamm is back to the city
after an absence Of about two years
rusticating in the South, having spent
| most Of the time in Southern Illinois.
He was kicked severely by horse re-
| Gently, and had one of his ribs broken.
While laid up for repairs his thoughts
brought him back to parents and friends.
He will probably remain here.
The Stevens Point Journal says that
j. a. Ennor of that city has purchased
the pleasure boats, twenty in number,
formerly used by P. j. Clinton in Lake
Emily and that they have been trans
ferred to Woodland Park, Stevens Point.
This note is made for the benefit Of our
summer picnicers to the Lake, so that
they will not count on the Clinton boats
and be disappointed
Mr.. Ernest Andrew was busy the
early part of this week cleaning and
shining up the walls and ceiling of the
J. Edward Brazeau tonsorial parlors
with wall paper cleansing composition
lately placed on the market. 1t does
the work simply and effectively and the
paper in the barber shop looks almost
as we'll as new. Ernest is agent for this
preparation and can fix you up a roll
on short notice. All he does is to rub
it over the paper and presto-'tis clean.
Messrs. Frank Lamberton and Fred
Stamm, BARRIERS who have conducted a
shop Jointly in the Wagner block
during the winter, parted business
company this week and each will do
business by himself. Mr.. Stamm con-
tinues at the old stand and Mr.. Lam
berton has moved into the little Hebert
annex across the street formerly occu-
pied by Mr.. Rumsey as a popcorn
stand. This little place has been
neatly cleaned and fitted with wal
paper and makes quite a snug tonsoriaI
parlor.
Mr.. Martin 1esqua, an old resident
well known among the farmers of this
section, died at the home of his daugh.
ter Mrs. Gustave Stonehaus in the town
Of Seneca Friday May LIST Of old age
He was approaching his SSth birthday
at the time deaths angel called, being
born in the year 1908. Mr.. 1esqua vii
be particularly remembered as ar
earnest, faithful Christian man who
practiced as he preached. He was al
ardent worker in the Catholic church O
which he was a member. Funera
services were held Sunday May 3rd a
: the Catholic church under direction O
Rev. Beyerle. Three daughters anc
one son mourn the loss of father. They
: are: Mrs. G. Stonehaus, Mrs. Ostroska
Mrs. Hammel, all resident in Seneca
and Mr.. Albert 1esqua, of the town o
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