Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-09-07

The hunters in NekoOsa are not
satisfied with the results this season.
They are Of the same opinion that
prevails generally. that chickens are
not plenty. Several nests were found
by the Taylor brothers with eggs
therein, proving cOncluSiVeIy that
they were drowned out during the
nesting season. Another proof is in
the fact that they are mostly found
on high land.
What are blackheads?: Nothing
more than dirt, which gathers and
accumulatCS in the pores Of the skin.
The only way to get rid Of these I'M
slightly pests is to scrub the face
thoroughly at night with pure medi-
cinal soap, afterwards applying a good
cold cream. Coles CarbOliSOap is the
soap to use. Sold by John E. Daily.
August Pohrman, a resident farmer
in Woods addition to NekOOsa has Il
fine sample Of common yellow dent
corn on exhibition in VIM. HOOper'S
store that he raised in his garden. 1t
stands about 10 feet high with two
large ears to the stalk.
Taylor brothers and friends have
been successful in bagging So chickens
UP to Wednesday Of this week. This
is only a few more than what the boys
used TO bag in one days hunt. They
report poor success aS compared with
other years.
The potato ware house for L. StarkS
adjacent to the MarShiield railroad is
about complete. Its dimensions are
3OX60 feet with II foot posts. 1t has
six bins and will accommodate about IS
car loads Of potatoes.
p. n. Krogh and Peter Robinson Of
Necedah were guests Of c. F. ThOmp-
son the past week. They made the
trip upon their wheels and found
some Of the road pretty heavy for
wheeling.
A ladies' missionary society was
organized by Mrs. Frank Little of
Grand Rapids Il week ago and held its
first meeting on Tuesday Ill The home
Of Mrs. II. a. Morgan.
Remember these facts; more for
your money, less trouble to use and
each package cOlorS all fbers. Putnam
FadclesS Dyes sold at 10c per package
by +. l.. Stcib & Co.
Twin daughters were born to bless
and brighten the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Thomas last week We'd
ncsday and the parents are delighted
over their arrival.
Mr. and Mrs. BaSsett and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones and their families Of Pitts
vile were Camped upon the bank of
the Wisconsin, river just below the
paper mill.
Rev Benz. J. Ray, pastor Of the
Congregational church, departs Mon
day for West Superior TO attend the
Congregational church state conyen-
ton.
It takes Il severe matrimonial frost
to Kill The orange blossoms used in
making Rocky Mountain Tea 50
cents. John +. DAILY.
Next Sunday the evening service at
the Congregational church will be
held ut 100 instead Of G:4J, the hour
during the summer MONTHS
A. H. Kleberg has moved his stock
OF furniture in the new addition to
his store and when fully settled will
have a we'll arranged store.
Jacob Fenner of Wcstdcld is the
guest of \. Il. GWdy during the
hunting season. They are not meet
ing With usual success.
Lee Schlatterer, station agent for
the st. Paul Railroad company, moved
into his new cottage recently con-
structcd and finished.
The work on the school house is
progressing nicely and viii be COM
pletcd in time TO open school on Mon
day September IS.