Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-04-17


bons, crackers, dried fruits, eggs, etc.
Banner light blue.
Elsie Bean-Wood County Reporter;
black dress trimmed with samples of
job work, and border of large letters
forming the words Wood County Repor-
ter. Black banner.
| Ina Lynn-Music teacher: dress of
pink and cream nunsveiling ornamented
with notes and sheet music. White
banner representing sheet music.
Mary Edwards Public Library
white dress decorated with booklets.
Banner picture of T. B. Scott.
Maude Thompson-Gross & Kruger;
Cream dress decorated with fruits, nuts.
and confectionery; bodice of bananas.
white banner.
Mrs. c. O. Baker-Art studio; black
satin dress hand painted. gilt sun
flower hat, Banner decorated palette.
Nellie Baker-Geo. w. Baker; dress
of green silk trimmed with curtain
fixtures, coffin trimmings etc. Red
banner.
Olive Huntington-Mrs A. Hunting
ton millinery; black silk dress with tips
flowers, laces and ribbons. Pink silk
banner.
Mrs. D. NJ. Hunt1ngton-D. NJ Hunt
lngton sporting goods; navy blue dress
ornamented with knives, scissors,
fishing tackles, and belt filed with
reyolvers. Blue banner.
Edith Martin-Dr. 0. T. Hougen;
black dress ornamented with bottles,
plasters, surgical instruments. White
banner death to laGrippe."
May Chase. W. Freeman groceries;
dress Of white flannel trimmed with
pop corn and dried fruits; white banner
Cora Pratt-H. E. Pearson & Co,
notions; white dress decorated with
confectionery, fruits and fancy articles;
carried basket of fruit and white ban
ner.
Beulah Cochran-D. z. Nilsson millin-
cry; dress Of tan silk ornamented with
tips, flowers, and ribbons; white hat;
banner made of flowers.
Stella Jackson-Jackson Milling Co.
white dress trimmed with wheat, oats
and corn; banner made of boiling cloth
with gold lettering.
Mary McCamley Mrs. Belanger
dressmaking; black dress with panel
made of fashion plate; head dress of
white lace; white banner.
Clara Rablin-T. a. Taylor insurance
agent; white dress trimmed with poll
cies; black banner.
Clara Webb-G A. r.; dress of white
nunsveiling trimmed with badges, small
silk flags and red, white and blue rib
bon; white silk banner.
Mrs. A. L. Fontaine-W. G. T. U;
cream dress. Banner decorated regalla.
Nina Lord-Lord sisters dressmakers;
black dress trimmed with samples and
cuts Of fashion plates. Black banner
with silver lettering and fringe made
of gilded spools.
Ella Whitney-Robert Lyon; black
smith shop; black dress trimmed with
giIded nails and horse shoes; black
banner with fringe of horseshoe nails.
Edith Belanger-Dickson & Carey
livery stable; jockey suit; white ban
ner.
Carrie Pomainville-Joseph Has
brouck's blacksmith shop; black dress
trimmed with silver horseshoes and
horseshoe nails; banner large silver
horseshoe.
The grand march was repeated g
second time with far greater effect, il
/ possible, than the first. Misses Laura
Reeves and Lottie Lynn, two favorite
singers in this city, favored the audi
ence With two choice vocal selections
which were well received. after which
three tableaux, entitled "Bluebeard'f
Wiyes," "Diana at the stake" and
"Dinah at the steak were presented
to the delight of the audience.
The voting then followed to ascertain
who was the best dressed lady in the
line of march. A committee consisting
of Messrs. W. H. Luehr, Geo. N. Wood
]. A. Gaynor, B. NJ. Vaughan and c.
A. Copeland, were appointed to receive
the votes. Ten cents was charged fcl
each vote cast, which resulted after al
hour Of spirited voting, in the following
result:
Miss Celia
Miss Lima
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