Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-09-21
SPRAY OF THE RAPIDS.

While at NekoOSa Tuesday we met
Mr.. Louis Jackson, Industrial Com
missioner G. NJ. & st. p. R'y, who was
there for the purpose of interviewing
Mr.. Il. E. Nash in reference to the
purchase Of his water power interest,
in connection with the Consolidated
Water Power He assures us that he
has a customer who is anxious and
able to purchase the combined water
power interests here and utilize it all.
arrangement the sale will go through
aud our cities enjoy the full benefit of
its development. May the give and
take spirit succeed and let us have the
power used either by local or outside
parties.
Walling, Tenn, April 90 1898. l
was very bad, down nearly all the time
suffering with my side, back and kid
neyS, and would have been dead long
ago without relief. After taking DR..
J. II. MCLean'S Liver and Kidney
Balm a few days | found it was help
ing me, and by the time the second
bottle was gone | was we'll and have
been in good health since. James
Fisher, ST.. For sale by T. L. Steib
s. Co.
You likely do not want to undertake
dyeing your old garments. because you
have made failures, but this was with
the Old-faShiOned package dyes, that
one package COlOred wool and another
|COttOn. Putnam FadeleSS Dyes color
all kinds of tiberS at once. You simply
boil the goods with the dye and they
are made new. You cannot fail in this.
Sold by +. L. Steib & Co.
Madison JOurnal-A smartly-dressed
lady met Il small urchin carrying a
birds nest with four eggs in it. not
long ago. you're wicked boy" she
said. How could you rob that nest?
/ No doubt the poor mother is now
grieying for the loss of her eggs. :"
''Oh, she don't care miss, " said the boy
edging away, ''She is on your hat"
Mrs. f. w. PaImatier was pleasantly
surprised at her home on Main street,
Saturday the 10th. The event being
her birthday. A dainty luncheon was
served after which the party dispersed
to their several homes, but not before
assuring their hostess that the after
noon was pleasant one and wishing
her many returns Of the day.
II. II. NosS, druggist in the Wood
| block apOthecary, and J. r. Chapman,
! jeweler, have been in Chicago this
| week selecting holiday goods for their
| respective stores. They departed
| Monday evening. Christmas novelties
this year are said to surpaSS in beauty
and usefulness all creations of the
past.
The Mrs. B. SLIDER residence. 12O
| South Court House street has been
rented by DR.. w. d. Harvie. He will
probably move some time before this
week closes.
Opera House, one night only, Sept.
p. ChaS. F. TruX' Black 400 in Rag
Time Jubilee. Thirty-fve people. \
| Pickaninny band. Prices %, 80 and OF
cents.
Miss Helen Ellison is the new night
operator at the Wood County tele-
| phone exchange, having begun duties
at the board last Saturday evening.
DR.. D. A. Teller, dentist. office over
/ Wood County National bank, Grand
Rapids. Wisconsin. viii be out OF
town every Monday and Tuesday.
For Sale Cheap.-Eight heating
stoves all sizes and in good condition
For prices and particulars call at the
Witter House.
DR.. Frank Pomainyille. Grand
Rapids. Wis. Office over Cohen'S
store. Telephone 216, residence 81.
Otto'S puritan Tea" is superior t.
pills as a laxative. Quarter pound
packages, 25c. Sample free.
, See little Birdie White. the beSt
wing dancer in America of her age,
years old. With Black 400.