Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-02-23

places they often frequent. To illu-
Strate: &. E. Mathews engaged one Of
Herbert Laphams fine driving teams
to go to his home in the town Of Sigel
last Sunday. When a short distance
beyond the village of Port Edwards
his team SHE'D right UP to Grover
Cleyeland'S" gate and stopped. In
this act there is nothing surprising
because the team has stopped there so
often before. Mr.. Matthews said the
horses appeared to be disappointed
because himself and lady did not get
out and he had hard time to start
them off again. Herb train your
horses so that they won't give your
hauntS away.
Emo SIagle is back from Milwaukee
with his stock Of millinery goods.
There is some talk on the part Of
VIM. Nichols buying out his stock, as
it will be remembered that Bill is a
little tender under foot since the
recent cold snap.
a great many women have the idea
hat sickness is the righteous inner
itanCe Of their sex. This is wrong.
DR.. J. II. McLean's Liver and Kidney
Balm will correct Irregularities pcCu-
liar to their diseases. For sale by f.
l.. Steib & Co. feb
The Misses Ida and Amelia Lapine
entertained a party Of their friends
at home Sunday evening. These
young ladies are popular among the
young people and when they entertain
a good time is always assured.
The firm of Alpine & Sweeney dis
solved partnership this week by
mutual consent. Mr.. Alpine sold his
half interest to his partner who will
continue the business. collect all bills
and pay all obligations.
When you ask for De Wits Witch
Hazel Salye don't accepta counterfeit
or imitation. There are more cases
Of Piles being cured by this, than all
others combined For sale by Wood
County Drug Co.
Adler G0lein, don't intend to wear
hand me down ready made clothing
any more, since he has employed a
''TaylOr" Of excellent abilities.
Nothing slow about Adler except his
lOCOmOtiOn.
DIED EgnOt GOtz Friday February
18th aged three and One-half years of
BrightS disease after a lingering i'll
ness Of three months. The remains
were taken to Sherry Monday for
burial.
While unloading spruce logs Monday
for the company Edward FOOtit
slipped off plank upon which he was
standing and Wrenched his right
shoulder. He is therefor laid up this
week.
George AIberts, a back tender in
the paper mill had his right foot
badly bruised the past week by a
heavy shaft falling upon it. Dr. S. A.
McGregOr dressed the injured mem
Der.
The highest price paid for potatoes
the past week was % cents per buShel
by Brooks Bros. Alfred Brooks de-
parted Tuesday night with three car
loads for some point III Ohio.
Mrs. Lucinda Daniels and Mr.. and
Mrs. W. d. Daniels were guests of
Mrs. JOS. Ratelle Centralia the first of
the week. Mrs. L. Daniels will eX-
tend her visit for two weeks.
Jas. Jelly had his right hand caught
between the reminding rolls CT the
paper machine Wednesday night and
was badly bruised. DR.. S. 4. Nc
GregOr dressed the wound.
Messrs. Al. Harder and Will George
and Miss Lillian AnderS, Agnes Haas
drove to the home Of Henry George
in the town Of New Rome Sunday
where they spent the day.
Walter Brindle, better known as
''Willie SaDhO." who remained here
at the close of the Medicine Show
company's engagement, is confined to
the house with sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ross in the town
Of Saratoga, are happy over the
arrival Of baby girl born Friday
February 18th.
n. c. Woodruff, of Buchannon,
Iowa, has been engaged as hoStler in
connection with the Grand View
house.
James Rourke, who has been quite
sick with pneumonia. departed for
his home in Canton On Friday.
Miss Sophie Haas returned recently
from an extended visit at home near
TOmah.
Roy Perkins. of Necedah, is a guest
at the home Of Mr.. snd Mrs. jamie
son.
\ daughter was born uutO Mr.. and
Mrs. John Alpine February 18th.
WANTED--A good driving horse by
Andrew TIIrfiIIh