Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-03-06

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Local Notes
Gorton and Lee, justly styled the
kings Of Musical Comedy" are with
| GOrton'S MinStTclS this season. These
gentlemen are both expert sOIOiSts
! on their various Instruments, and are
presenting an act which is remarkable
for the high order of music they in
trOduce. a very strong contrast is
| formed by the introduction of real
genuine comedy without the accom-
paniment of the "hOrSc play" which
usually CharaCteriZeS performances of
this kind. At Grand Opera House,
Wednesday, March II. Prices reserved
seats, 30 cents. General admission 30
and % cents.
Coughs, colds, Group, grip bronchitis
throat and lung troubles quickly cured
by One Minute Cough Cure Draws
out the inflammation and removes the
cause Of the disease. A ABSOLUTELY safe.
acts at once. Justice of the Peace. J.
g. Hood, Crosby, Miss. "My wife could
not get her breath and was relieved
by the first dose. 1t has long been a
benefit to ali my family. Wood Co.
Drug Co. or Johnson & Hill Co.
From letter adyiceS Mrs T. Mac
KihnOn and children who are spending
the winter in California reports the
climate and social conditions us very
pleasant. They will soon leave Cali
fOrnia for San Antonio, Texas, and
from there to New Orleans and report
to be home sometime in April. They all
enjoy excellent health and are making
tie most Of their opportunities.
Richard Schneider, who purchased
the two lots on the northeast corner
of the j. L. Harvey block, of d. j.
Arpin last fall has made a contract
with l.. Schroeder and Herman Abel,
contractors and builders, to erect
new house thereon for him this spring.
He has rock on the ground for the
foundation walls and work will COM
mcnce as soon as the weather will
permit.
We see by the daily papers that
commencing with March, 1St, 1902,
rural mail-CarrierS will receive 5000. 90
per year salary in place OF $4,000 as
heretofore. This increase is a worthy
recognition of hard worked mail.
carriers whose services are being much
appreciated as the people become ac-
quainted with the services they
perform.
Geo. Marriott, storekeeper for the
G. & n. W. railroad who has been
located in Grand Rapids since last
October, left Wednesday forenoon for
Chicago. Mr.. Marriott held the
universal regard Of all with whom he
became acquainted and every one
wishes him God speed in his new field
where ever he may be.
The Grand Rapids Lumber Company
broke up their numbering camp at
Dancy on Saturday. MesSrS. Patrick.
Michael and Frank COrcOran who
were employed thereIaSt winter, came
home on Saturday. This camp was
opened the first Of January and
employed thirty men and several
teams and put in 100000 feet of logs,
Judge c. NJ. Webb, filed his deci-
sion with the Clerk Of the Court Mon
day morning in the case of Martha
ley, versus William ley, in which he
gave the piaintif a half interest III
the farm valued at 1900, and $500 for
the support of her youngest child, and
$3.50 attorneys fees and defendant to
pay all the costs Of the divorce.
"A few bottles of Kodol Dyspepsia
| Cure cured my wife Of a chronic case
OF stomach trouble" says J. r. Holly.
real estate insurance and loan agent.
Of MaCOmb, Ill. Before using KOdol
Dyspepsia cure she could not eat
without intense suffering. You don't
have to diet. kodol Dyspepsia Cure
will always digest what you eat Wood
Co. Drag Co. or johnson & Hill Co.
Geo. Loughnane. civil engineer who
has been in charge of the work Of
construction between Marshtield and
| NekoOsa on the G. & n W. railroad.
left for Chicago, Tuesday afternoon.
| Mr.. LOaghnane left many warm
| friends in Grand Rapids who wish
him success where ever he may be.
| Friends of G. W. Summey will be
pleased to hear that he is meeting
with excellent success in the practice
OF his profession in the city of
EauClaire. From a letter we received
from him the past week we are 10
formed that he is doing a fine business
and likes that city very much.
The committee on Building and
Grounds of the Board of Education
held meeting,TueSday night to listen
to the plans and specifications of the
new high school building, as submitted
! by the architects Chandler & Park.
The report will be submitted to the
school board Thursday evening.
II. r. Allen and Jos. limerick, of
Merrill, passed through this place
/ Tuesday afternoon going to Wild Rose
and WautOma via G. & \. w. railroad
4 they returned Tuesday afternoon and
/ expressed themselves much pleased
with their trip via the new {. & \.
| ". line.
On March /, II, IS and %. and April
i and :, the Wisconsin Central vii!
sell one way settlers excursion tickets
to points IN Minnesota and North
/ Dakota. Located on the North Paci-
tic, Great Northern and 500 Line at
very low rates.
John Blume, of Portage, Wis, Que
OF the oldest special agents, in point
of service for the Mccormick Harvest.
ing Machine Co, was at the Dixon
House over night Monday, going to
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