Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-10-12


pany, have their Pulp, Paper and Sulphite
plant located here and its thriving institu-
llon and Il promising village.
ChaS. Obcrly was in it again recently.
The story told is this: A bout , O'clocII
Monday morning Charley was told
that his house was on fire and he
hustled home to protect his property.
He first went to the house he is living
in and then to his new house but
found no fire. OF course he was mad.
While he was away from tie mill the
ightWatchman came around on his
beat and asked, "Where is ChaS
Ob2rly?" The boys told him Charley
was out and had been gone Il long
while and started the nightWatch
after him. While the nightwatchman
was going one way Charley returned
another, tearing his hair. He wanted
to know who gave the alarm of fire
and the boys informed him that the
ighlWatchman did. ObCrly imme-
diately started to locate the night
Waterman with blood in his eye and
met him at the west entrance to the
mill. They both commenced chewing
the rag with each other and the more
they talked the more hot they became
until one of the boys Informed them
that they were subjects of a joke.
Peace was declared between them and
treat all round was the result.
Grace-Bctter doctor your health
before applying beautifving remedies.
Rid yourself of constipation. indiges-
tion, with Rocky Mountain Tea, and
you'll have beautiful face. john +.
Daily.
Rev. Benjamin Ray, pastor of the
congregational church, and Miss Ada
NJ. Peers of Rockford H.. were
unitc6 in the holy bonds of wcdloCk
at the home of the brides parents.
Tuesday, October 3. 1890 Rev. WeS-
ley Haskell, pastor of Thu: Second Con
grcgational church of that city Off
ciatlng. After a pleasant visit in
Chicago and Milwaukee, they arrived
in NekooSa Saturday, the 18th, and are
boarding with Mr.. and Mrs ii. 4.
Morgan. Mrs. Ray is petite woman
OF pleasing address and manner. She
was 4 school teacher in the public
schools of her home clty and an
earnest worker in the Congregational
church, and therefore will prove a
great help to her husband in his work.
liz INull vi ever ulOIlJI1 IL great
day in NekOOSa. Why? Because it is
pay day and the date upon which
everyone settles up his account. On
that day you will find every business
man posting up his books and getting
his ledger accounts footed w. The
money circulation in NekOOSa is
always greatest after the tenth and
smallest Just before that date.
Healthy: happy babies. Mothers
say Rocky Mountain Tea is the great
est baby medicine in the world. 50
cents. John Z. DAILY
RaY. Is. Ray pastor of the COngre-
gational church. had the pleasure of
tmmerSing Mrs. James Withers and
Mrs. Mary Paddock in the waters of
the Wisconsin river. just below the
paper mill, Sunday afternoon. This
was the pastors first experience in
baptism by immersion.
Matt Ludwig. back tender in the
paper mill, departed Friday for Apple
ton on short visit Matt makes
pretty regular visits To that city and
his friends are largely of the opinion
that there is some magnetic attrac-
ton.
Physicians are the friends of the
family HARPER Whiskey is the
TREND of the Physicians. \ most val
liable assistant and one that can be
trusted. Sold by ChaS. Gouger.
If
Mrs. 5. \. MacGregor and two chill
dren and Miss Waters, her sister
arrived home Tuesday morning from
a two months visit with their parents
III Canada. The doctor smiles again.
Simon DoScttc, who has been EN-
ployed in the finishing room of the
mill, resigned his position on the