Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-05-10
MINOR LOCAL NEWS

j Riverdale farm sells garden plant:
and Towering plants. Telephone 266
3-3w
G. r. Goldsworthy. of Vesper, was
in the city yesterday On business.
]. E. Perry went to Tomah yesterday
and will be absent from the city one
week.
For sALE-House on Water street
known as VIM. Virgins old home
stead. 3-2w
Miss Laura GraSshorD, of Junction,
city was in town yesterday on a
shopping expedition.
L. w. Blessig travelling freight
agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company was in the city yesterday
on business.
Leave your order for screen doors
and window screens at Purnell's. We
| have big stock.
Mrs. f. W. Cameron, f. J. Cameron,
his wife and son, Adrain, arrived in
Milwaukee, May 6, from their
extended visit in California
Elmer Tricky departed yesterday,
for Edgar, where he will take charge
and edit the Edgar Press. for a few
weeks during the absence of the
owner.
Look up when your insurance ex-
pireS, and get rates of F. G.. Gilkey
before renewing your policies.
John Meyers, of Rudolph. has
resumed his work in the gents
furnishing goods department.. in
johnson & Hill Company's store. after
an absence of two months.
Any OF our readers who have not used Gal.
vanlc Soap should make trial of it at once 1t
washes clothes easier and better than any other
soap.
When man or family have trouble
with all of his or their neighbors, it is
safe to believe that there is something
wrong with them and that the neigh
For sALE-My property on corner
of Oak and Broadway streets. Mrs.
r. E. Ferguson. tl0-3t
T. M. Billmyre, of Glid6en, is home
for one weeks visit. Mr.. Billmyre is
employed by the Nash Lumber
Company, and he says business is
booming in that numbering town.
Miss Minnie Anderson, departed
for her home in Bangor, after spend
ing the winter at the home Of her
brother, George Anderson, agent for
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
BY.
Clothes, time fuel and hard work are saved
When you use Galvanlc soap. You save soap,
too because one cake of Galvanic will do the
Mayor L. M. Nash receives daily
dispatches regarding his son, Law
rence's illness in st. Louis with
typhoid fever. The last dispatch
says that his condition is improving
and that Mr.. Nash is now entirely
out of danger.
For sALE-Household articles con-
Sisting of dishes, sink, curtain rods,
shelves, lamps, stove pipe, windows,
etc. For terms and particulars
inquire of B. T. Worthington, west
side. 10-2w
Surprising as it may seem some of
the water pipes under main street
have not yet thawed out, and the
trouble with bursted water pipes is
not over. The pipe leading to Burlin's
drug store bursted yesterday and the
macadam is being dug up so that re-
pairs can be made-Tomah Journal.
The ladies of the Glad Tidings
Circle OF the Baptist church will give
a supper and sale at the church rooms
on Friday evening, May 49, Home
made candy will be on sale.
It is never in good form for the
average newspaper man to attempt to
belitJle the average preacher or the
average person in any walk of life.
The great and good Lincoln once said.
God must have liked common people
the best for he made more OF that kind
than any other" The average
minister of the land does his work,
public and private, as ably and Loyalty
as any other man of his class in any
walk of life does his. Hence it is
small business for any person to speak
slightingly of the average preacher"
Hudson Star Times.