Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1880-12-02

SUM NC OhCA' -1aNC SOOu uS6 VI tuIS
month.
Miss Gordon is doing a live business
in the millinery line. New goods con-
stantly coming
Fl. W. Lord has moved his harness
shop into J. D. Writer'S hardware
building,
Rates arc considerably reduced on
the Valley road since the St. Paul Co.
took possession.
Don't put off your holiday advertis,
ing until after the holidays, when you
will wish you hadn't
Remember the Open Temple meet-
ing next Sunday evening at the Cong.
church.
# you aeant good ready made
Clothing, cheap, go TO John H0oena's S.
lie is selling ont at cost. 4w
Charles Haas fell down in front Of
Hamm's store on Sunday and injured
his left wrist quite badly.
We have received some beautiful
designs for New Years cards, and those
wanting any should call and see them,
and make their selections.
Mr.. Robt. Dean, of Green Bay, has
come among us to help Mr., Ch&s.
Quinn in the Palace Drug Store.
II, B. PhilIeo, returned from Ash
land Saturday, where he has been
attending to revenue matters.
See St Amour's add. in another
column. He offers special induce
ments. Give him call. If
A new bridge is being prepared
at this place for some point on the
West end Of the Green Bay railroad.
Good Comb Honey for sale at John
Hanoo,'s, cheap for cash, Call IN and
t,y 1t. 4w
Rev. Norris and family have moved
into John Rablin, il. dwelling, where
their numerous friends can find them
hereafter.
The boys are all going into the
woods. Jas. Canning, Jack Andrews
and a score of others started on Tues
day.
20 lbs Dried Apples for 81 90, and
all other groceries in proportion at J.
E. Ingraham & Cos. 2w
VIM. Bell has resigned the position
as janitor Of the high school and Sam.
Parker has been hired to Eli the va
cancy.
Mabel and Lottie Ingraham have
been sick with diphtheria this week,
but are now better and will soon be
out again.
Compton and Mohn had a few words
the other day about business, and
Compton let so his hand. Mohn had
Mr.. G. arrested and it cost him three
dollars and costs.
[. L. Hauser. editor of the Chris
tian Statesman, published at Milwau-
kee, made US pleasant call Wednes-
day morning. He made a canvass in
our two cities for subscribers.
Jos. Dawes, of PittsvilIe died at
his home last Thursday and was in
tered Monday last, the services being
performed by Rev. Norris Of this city.
Mr.. Dawes leaves wife and two
small children to mourn his departure.
DIR. Witter is one of our most enter
prising men. Rock is being hauled
near his store building to be used as
basement for magnificent brick build
ing which he will put up next Spring.
IF we only had more men like the DR..
in this city, it would flourish like a
''Green Bay tree"
We can recommend the New YORK
OBSERVER to our readers as a family
paper that is full of good and useful
reading. 1t has both religious and
secular news. and foreign correspond
ence which is entertaining and valua-
ble Any one can get a sample copy
by sending to the New YORK OBsER-
YER, 81 Park Row, n. Y.
All persons holding or having in
their possession any book belonging to
the Odd Fellows Library are notified
to return the same Immediately as
there is to be a change made in its
management and also in its location
Remember this and return all books
by Saturday the 4th inst.
The Photograph says that A. L.
Boisvin, who was so directly interest
ed in the shooting Of Andrew Breed,
and who was in custody of constable
G. NJ. Paddock skipped out Saturday
night leaving said officers in the lurch