Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1889-12-12

bsS TOT OllIurouS CnTlSCIHdS DOOkS
go to DAILY & Co.'S Drug Store.
In our next issue will appear oul
Holiday supplement one of the riches
yet published by us.
F. A. Cady, one of the leading lights
in law, at Marshfield, was in the city
the past week attending court.
Rg~ Be sure and see the best assort
ment of Dolls and Toys at bottom
prices.
T. ST AMOUR,
Centralia.
Miss Marietta Blanchard is rapidly
improving from her attack of pneu.
monia.
Hon. NJ. H. McCord, will be one OF
the members of the committee on
Indian Affairs.
T. C. St. Amour is displaying a fine
line of Holiday Good in his store in
Centralia. Call and look them over.
Mr.. Frank Lemeraux, district attor.
ney of Portage county, was in the city
in attendance at Court.
Nearly all the variety stores have
the stock of Holiday goods displayed
ready for the trade.
Mr.. NJ J. Favel has some beautiful
hand made center tables for sale al
Henry Kuntz' hardware store. Look
'em over.
Mr.. Bonham's new house and barn
on lots east of Ed. Spafford's residence
are nearly ready for occupancy. Mr.
L. Berard had charge of the work.
BegA fine line of Dolls at DAILY
& Co.'S drug store.
E. NJ. Deming, attorney-at-law, O
Marshfeld, was looking after his clients
interests at court in this city during the
week.
This is poor weather for Henry
Edwards to display his double seated
Portland sleighs which he has lately
purchased for his livery stable.
Mr.. F. A. Hoefs, wife and child, O
Green Bay, took their Thanksgiving
dinner in this city the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. D. o. Fisher. They returned
the same day.
Christmas Cards and gift books
large variety at DAILY & Co.'S drue
store.
E. q. Pors, district attorney, is in the
city in attendance at the fall term OF
the Circuit Court representing the State
in all of the criminal cases.
The Federal Life Association, O
Davenport, Iowa, which is represented
in this city and state by Mr.. c. J. Car
man, are distributing very neat calen
dars for the year 1890.
Read over W. L. Woods Holiday
announcement in his advertisement or
the editorial page in this issue. He
| has very fine selection of all kinds O.
Christmas cards, Plush dressing cases
Gold Pens and other aticles too numer
Gus to mention.
Messrs. J. w. Cochran and Chris
Stainbrook were among the fortunate
ones the past week who received in
creases in their pensions. Let the gooc
work 60 on the men are all deserving.
J.J. Paterick is employed on the
! Green Bay railroad as brakeman. Hi
run is from this city to Winona ant
return. He likes his work, but says ht
is out from a. m. until about p. m.
1t is good thing we are not all ricl
and lazy. If some of us were not poo
the world would starve to death. 1t i
the poor people that keep thing
moving.
Tickets are being sold by Mrs
Donaldson at 20c. apiece on the groul
of crockery displayed in her shov
window. Look it over and buv
| ticket.
Owing to some important operations
DR.. DeMay will remain at the Contra
House, Grand Rapids from one o'cloel
Monday Dec. 9th until Tuesday nigh
Dec. 18th. This will give him time t,
attend to all his patients.
We see by the Msrshfield News tha
Frank Stahl, of this city, and F. F
Theisson, of Marshfield, have formed
partnership and will open a harness
shop in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Timerian, of Amhers
but formerly residents of this cit,
lost their seven year old daughte
Jennie, with spinal trouble. Th'
sympathy of their many friends in tn,
twin cities goes out to them in thi
| bereavment.