Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-10-19

\ reception was given at the Con-
grcgatiOnal church parlOrS Tuesday
evening for the purpose of giving the
members of that church and cOngre-
cation an opportunity to meet and
become acquainted with Mrs. Ray.
The pastors wife. \ large number
were present and they were all
favorably impressed with pastors
hclpmeet. Refreshments were served
aud Il royal good time enjoyed by all
present.
VIM. Sullivan, u we'll known soldier
Of Hancock, while here on business
Saturday was taken sick with stroke
Of paralysis on the right side. He was
taken on the street near DR.. Mac
Gregor'S Office from which place he
was conveyed to II. A. Morgan's home
where he is now being treated. He is
making gains and it is expected that
he will regain the use of his right side.
Drive the malaria out of your system
with KI-NA kI-NA, the TasteleSs
Quinine Tonic, compounded OF qui-
nine, iron and acetanilid. unfailing in
chillS or fever. 1t will make you feel
like yourself again. Made and en-
dOrScd by The DR.. j. II. Mclean
Medicine Co. Sold by +. l.. Steib &
Go. - cents.
Smith Lewis. an old soldier and
formerly Il farmer in the town of
Armenia, died Thursday, October i,
in this village. aged SO years. He
leaves five children. two sons and
three daughters, all living. The
funeral service took place Saturday
afternoon, Rev. Ray officiating.
Robbie Thomas. the young man
who has suffered SO long and SO much
right arm was obliged to submit to
shoulder to save his life. He has been
very low and is not yet out of danger
at this writing, Tuesday, Oct Is.
Thomas Moore, one of the well
known and popular Young men in
NCkUOSa, has purchased some lots
upon the Wood farm and the knowing
ones say he will soon have house
erected thereon. \ cage is a fine thing
to have especially when you have d
bird 10 occupy it.
w. II. Cook, the market gardener,
upon what is known rs the Wood
farm and who netted over $3.50 from
the sale of Strawberries this summer
off from one acre of land. has also sold
over 5000 head of large fine variety of
cabbage and also made S barrels of
Sauerkraut.
Miss Nina GiIlett Of Necedah was in
the village from Saturday until Tues
day with Il large display of fine hats.
She enjoyed Il fair patronage. While
here the young people gave Il dance
party in her honor in Brooks Bros.
hall Monday evening,
Physicians are the friends of the
family HARPER WhiSkey is the
TREND OF the Physicians. \ most val
liable assistant and one that can be
trust ed. Sold by ChaS. Gougcr.
The brick work upon the paper
cOmpany'S new office is completed and
he roof is nearly on. The Centralia
Hardware company have the contract
OF plumbing and furnishing of the
furnace and heating apparatus.
Emile Neugehauer. the popular
arver III the VIII George market, is
laid up this week with badly swollen
right hand. The cause of swelling is
from a Sandbur He suffers a great
deal Of pain from it.
\. L. Gurdy, the barber. has pur,
chased the Edward Kruger house and
lot on the north side of the village.
Consideration S70O. He moved his
household effects therein the first OF
* '"eeE.
Grace-Better doctor your health
before applying bcautitving remedies
Rid yourself of constipation. indiges
ton, with Rocky Mountain Tea, and
You'll have beautiful face. John E.
DAILY.
Anton Zurtiuh has rented his resi-
dencc property in this village anC
moved his family to Scotield, WiscOn
sin, where he will work in saw mill
+. L. Murray, of the firm of Murray
& BlystOn, departed Tuesday fol
Stevens Point on business. He cX
poets TO b. away couple Of days.
Dan Graham, machine tender OF
machine number two, had his thumb
OF the left hand nearly cut off Monday
while working on the calendars.
L. Guthiel spent the past week i,