Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-08-19

hVeIyOne IeelS thankful Tor the
refreshing rains received on Monday
last.
The latest thing out is Pariseau' s
CASH PURCHASE COUPON.
The Wood County Fair takes place
this year on September %, 20, 80, and
Oct, 1st.
Mather's kid gloves for ladies and
Misses at 80 cents pair at Peeso's.
We selected some fragmentary para
graphs from DR.. Robinson's note
book this week.
Mr.. Paul Juneau, one of Rudolph's
most prosperous farmers, was caller
at this Office Monday.
The fall term of the Howe High
School will commence on Monday
September the 18th.
Miss Emily Smith, of Montreal,
Canada, is visiting at Geo. A. Carri
veau's residence in Centralia.
NJ L. O'Rourke, of Stevens Point,
was one among the many callers at
this Office the past week.
Mrs Rosa Frater in company with
Mrs Pomeroy were welcome callers at
the REPORTER office on Friday.
Remember that Mrs. G. NJ. Peeso ST
closing out her stock at cost. Don't
fail to call.
Mr.. John Parrish and Miss Ella
Parrish were guests of Mr.. Alf. Lunt
and family at Appleton the past week.
Mrs. Brown, of NeillsviIle, sister
of Mrs. Grin Gray, was among the
pleasant callers at this Office the past
week.
Chas. Compton, T. S. Woodwork
and FL. S. James were among the
Pittsvilleites in this city the past
week.
Don't fail to call at the Central Rink
while at Stevens Point and see the
large stock of goods now being sold
by NJ. L. O'Rourke there. If.
Misses Lizzie Smith and Emma
Hatteburg, both of Marshfeld, have
been the guests of Miss Belle Raymond
the past week.
w. w Kline the jeweler, Shop
three doors east from the Gardner
brick block. IF
Miss Georginia Arpin entertained a
small party of friends Thursday even
ing. Miss Meehan Of Stevens Point.
was among thenumber.
Leave your order with Henry Ritz
man, the new tailor lately from Milwau
kee, for fall and winter suit Of
clothes.
Mr.. L E. PhiIIeo has been dealing
out the tducats'' to the patrons of the
First National Bank during Mr.. T. J.
Woods absence.
NJ J. McRaith has had the front OF
his tailor shop building nicely painted
the past week. Call in and leave your
orders for new suit Of clothes
Mrs. E Fontaine was summoned to
Mosinee Saturday evening to care for
little Amanda Mead who is reported
quite sick.
Good dry summer wood, stove length
can be had, delivered at $3.50 pei
cord by calling at NJ. L. Bensley'
mill. Persons taking five or more
loads S125.
MERRIAM Leader: o. L. Rickard
and family started Monday morning
for a months visit with relatives at
Mrs. Rs old home in Lowville, New
York.
Henry Ritzman has received the
Fall and Winter fashion plate aud the
latest STYLES of suiting which are being
sold rapidly. Call aud get prices.
Legal blanks of all kinds in large
and small quantities for sale at The
WooD COUNTY REPORTER office
Mr.. and Mrs. A L. Fontaine lef
Monday afternoon on the Green Bay
Winona 4 St. Paul railroad for Marri
nette where they will attend the Wis
consin Editorial Convention.
w. II. Whitman, of the town o
Rudolph, was in this office Friday anC
reported that all small grains would
hardly reach, half crop in tina
town. Fires were raging all around
them and the outlook gloomy.
When you need a new suit of fin
or business clothing, remember NJ
Vaughn, Centralia Perfect fits guar
anteed. If.
Mr. E. s. Brazeau has accepted
position as clerk in a general merchan
disc store at Hurley, for a firm
styled Moore & McFerrau. His bro
ther Edward takes his place in j. W
Freeman's grocery store.
Mrs. G. M. Peeso will sell goods 70