Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-03-15

some interesting experiences showing
the influence of card playing on the
individual social, religious and bust
ness life. A special invitation is
given to those who see no harm in
a game of cards. Everybody is cor
daily invited.
A short dispatch from Waupun
appeared in the Sunday Sentinel
stating that J. W. Francis was ar
rested in Waupun last Saturday by
Deputy United States Marshal GlantZ
on warrant charging Francis with
robbery Of the postOttiCe at Dexter,
Wis. in 1895. The man had just
completed four years term in states
prison. He was sent to the county
Jail at Milwaukee pending a hearing.
His freedom was decidedly short.
We are informed that Ferdinand
Phillips in the town Of Rudolph is
promising the people of that town, if
they will elect him chairman this
spring. he Will see to the building of
bridge across the Wisconsin river at
BirOn. This would be an excellent
scheme but pretty expensive for the
town of Rudolph. Ferdna1dI don't
think that will wash well.
VIM. Slattery, a prosperous farmer
in the town Of Rudolph, recently
purchased the NJ of NJ of NW4
section 3. township %, range 6. Of
Thomas Weeks. This lad Joins his
farm and gives him los acres OF which
100 acres is improved. We are pleased
70 poto M SIottarU;S c,oooCC for no
and his estimable wife are fully
deserving.
John Liebe of the town of Grand
Rapids, student in the Short Course
of Agriculture at Wisconsin Univer-
Sity this winter. came home from his
studies last Friday. Mr., Liebe is SO
we'll pleased with the work of the
short course that he will return to
| Madison next year.
The War of the Rebellion saw the
origin of the since famous remedy,
Coles CarbOlisalve. During the late
war with Spain we lind it still the
Worlds Remedy for Skin diseases. In
all these years. Of success, we have
proof Of its worth. Sold by John E,
Daily. .....- ..-....
In. another column of this issue will
be found q notice headed "bids
wanted" and asking for sealed. pro,
posals for addition to and alterations
ON the court house in Grand Rapids.
Bids are desired both for material and
labor, in whole or in part. Contract
| OrS please notice. "
Saves doctors bills: When you fee
worn out, your system out of order anC
| in need of tonic, don't run up &
doctor bill, but take bottle of Blud
bilder and get well with much less
expense and more etfectually. Sold by
John E. DAILY.
Young ladies if you want a nice
neat. dreSSy shoe for a little money
call on Muir and see his fine line 0,
plain and fancy cloth top shoes, il
tan, chocolate and black at $3.50 anc
sl.75. They are beauties for the
money, --
The first letter received in Create
Grand Rapids on Wednesday. Marcel
II. was addressed to Mrs. W. T. Jone,
and probably was written her by he,
husband who was away and natural,
! interested in the consolidation.
Sweat will not discolor goods dyec
with Putnam FadeleSS DYES. Thest
dyes are guaranteed to be absolutel,
fast to sweating and washing. 10c pc
package. Sold by f. L. Steib & Co.
Master Walter DAILY, son of Chas
| DAILY, has been visiting up at th
numbering camps above Rudolph. |
was quite novelty to him and h
enjoyed it very much.
Prepare yourself for success b,
taking complete course at th
Stevens Point, Wis, Business College
Catalogue sent free for the asking.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Witter left TO
New Orleans on SATURDAY. last AM
expect to be absent from this city 81,
weeks or two months.
DR.. Chas. Pomdinyille, dentist, Tel
PIC DR.. Frank POmainyille. Tel. PIC
24S. Offices over milwaukee, Cheap stOr
If you have property fer sale Sc
1 Renne about it. If
! DR.. r. H. Sweetman. Office 10 Steih'