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

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who has been wholly deaf in one ear
nearly as we'll as he ever did, the result
of Prof. Strassman's treatment. The
old gentleman is cOrrespondingly
happy and proclaims the doctors
praises to every one. The doctor is
also giving great help to several
chronic cases of catarrh. He expects
to remain here until the 10Th Of Sep
TENDER.
No frost, large yield, plenty Of pick
ers. lots of water and everything sat-
isfactOry is the report that comes IN
from the cranberry marshes this week.
Gathering of the crop is on in earnest
and several thousand barrels are al
ready filed to overlooking with the
pretty fruit in the several warehouses
on the marshes.
From an interview we had with T.
e. Nash this week, in regard to the
erection of a Paper Bag factory upon
his mill site, we cleaned the fact that
he has about decided to put in such a
mill. He assured us that it would be
definitely settled shortly. We all
want the new mill Tom, give us one.
Extensive preparations are in readi-
ness for the big MaennerchOr picnic
next Sunday at Riverside Singing
Park. The business men have been
asked to decorate their places in feS
tive style and all have signifed their
intention to do so. Large crowds are
coming and a gala time is assured.
Subjects Of sermons at N. E. church
Sunday, Sept. 10: Morning sermon,
Us Christian Faith Unreasonable"
Evening sermon, docs Christianity
Harmonic with Science?" 4 special
invitation is extended to those who
would say Eyes" to the first subject
and mo" to the second.
W. w. Meade, who recently sold his
homestead at the corner of French
and Giddings street, Centralia, to
Mrs. a. r. Quick for 81, 800, has taken
quarters with Ed. Spaff0rd and family
in Grand Rapids for the winter. Mrs.
Quick moved into her new home on
Wednesday.
Rumsey's ten cent bus line was
sold last Friday to Fred Fryatt Of
NekOOSa who continues the running Of
Jul SUI6CU CIlI SUSlil MI. lCulIlSCy ID
now deyOting his entire time as solicit
tor and agent for the Milwaukee Sen
tinel.
Lost-An OXidized silver chatelaine
watch, open face and gold trimmings.
Dropped somewhere between Arpin
residence corner and DR.. @. (. Witter
homestead Wednesday evening. Re-
ward for return to this office.
The Ladies' Aid society of Unity
church Centralia will meet next We'd
neSday afternoon with Mrs. Lydia
Houston. A picnic supper will be
furnished at that time by the ladies.
Patrolman James Hewlett has been
off duty four nights this week on &C
count of neuralgia in the back. Jack
Garrihee has worn the star and carried
the billy during this time.
Mrs. n. Pepin gave pleasant even
ing party for few Of her lady friends
last Saturday evening. Her High
street home was the scene Of much
merriment on this occasion.
! 1t is said that there are nearly one
thousand cranberry pickers now
! engaged IN gathering berries on the
Gaynor, Lester and Bennett marshes.
/ Samuel Church of the Centralia
Drug store is moving his family today
from Centralia into the Mrs. \. Pepin
house on High street, Grand Rapids.
Mrs. X. NJ. Karner, milliner in Cen
tralia, has the finest line of outing
| hats in our cities-just received. Call
on her before purchasing.
Mrs. L. Fournier entertained a
company of ladies at her home, 2O9
South High street, last Thursday
evening.
Miss Mae EmmOns gave a small tea
party Friday evening for her friend
/ Mrs. II. L. Brooks of T0mahawk
WANTED"A good, competent
hired girl. Inquire for particulars at
this Office.