Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-08-30
HIT OR MISS.

Hi o6 MiSS.
Miss Finley, of Centralia, is reported
quite sick.
Mrs. Phil Ward and children are
visiting with relatives in Merrill this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Gonnor are
rejoicing over the arrival of little girl
on the 22nd inst.
Mr.. Hutchinson, OF Necedah, was
in the city over Sunday the guest of
Miss Cora Pratt.
Miss Ina Lynn. is back from short
visit to Minneapolis and St. Paul
friends.
Special Bargains this week in jobs Of
Lace, Embroidery and ladies' hose at
Fogo Bros, Centralia.
Miss Alice White, of La Crosse, is
visiting in Port Edwards, the guest of
Mrs. Theron Lyon.
Saturday is the first day Of September
and opens tie time for chicken shooting.
All sportingmen viii be out.
County merchants can buy of the new
store in this city at wholesale prices and
save freight.
Cranberry rakes viii be made to or
der with steel teeth Of any size, by J. T.
EIoore. Centralia VI
Miss 3Iary Dougherty Jeff Monday
morning to assume her duties as
instructor in the Fargo high schools.
D. D. Bishop, Johnny DAILY and
Edward Philleo, leave Tonight for
Madison to enter their respective school
duties.
Dr. c. D. Smith and wife, of Minnea-
polls, Mimi, are visiting with their
parents at the NJ. Z. Parsonage this
week.
FoR BENT.-The building in Grand
Rapids opposite the City Cash store
for particulars apply of a. L. tontaine.
L. B. Mills, of Jackson county, can
didate for state senator in this district,
was q visitor in this city on Saturday
last This Office acknowledges social
call
AIRS. John McCann treated her
Sabbath school class TO q ride up to
Rudolph Tuesday btackberrying. We
can't vouch Tor the number Of bushels
picked.
Mike Lesslyouna's little boy has been
very sick for some time At present
writing he is reported slightly better.
Fogo Bros, are selling out 1inware,
Table-cloths and Towles at prices. that
paralize competition.
NIr. Phoenix, wife and daughter and
Mrs Fuller, who have been visiting in
this city the past week tllo,eeests of G. j.
Carman, returned home Monday eve.
Foa SAIE.-A house and part Of three
lots ii Ccutfaii;s FOR $500. It is lsHown
a8 tl.o Bender property. Easy terms
Ter l,soAar particulars apply Of A. L,
FontaiEc
For SALE.--A pleasant little home i'll
Centralia on Cranberry street at al
bargain. For particulars apply OF a. L.
Fontaine, agent.
Frank Dudley has rented the building
formerly occupied by Fogo Bros His
f,:laily live overhead and he has his
shop down stairs.
Miss Iibbie Nan and Mrs. Derringer
returned from Sparta Monday morning
accompanied by Miss Susie Coats who
viii visit at her Grandma Fontalnes.
Fogo Bros, are closing out their
stock and intend to leave Centrsslia. If
YOU want bargains be sure and call on
them before they are all sold out.
Dysentery Of a very malignant and
fatal type isepreadingin the community
Doctors report that it quickly involves
tie brain and death follows soon after.
". G. Witter is in the city getting
ready to 60 to Ann Arbor where he viii
enter the law class. His brother George
will also leave 10: the State University.
Fred Walmuth, the Centralia tailor,
las received samples Of fall and winter
suitings and invites everybody in need
Of a new suit Of clothes to call
Mr.. Geo. 4. Corriveau is dealing
largely in real estate. The past week
he exchanged his Florencedale farm for
St. Paul lots.
Persons in need Of underwear have
an excellent opportunity to put in
good selection at very low figures by
calling at the new store in the Gardner
block
1Tcssrs. Geo R. Gardner and Geo. L.
Williams went TO Madison Monday
evening to present their writ in the
Wood County Bridge matter, which was
heard on the 28jh inst.
Dress goods, fannels, silks, and
veIvets are being sold very cheap at the
new store in this city All kinds of dry
goods are fairly given away Call and
satisfy yourselves.