Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-05-07

took their departure last Saturday eve
ming for Washington to look the state
over with view permanently locating
! there.
Rs F. W. Kruger & Co. exhibit ex
celient taste in the selection of good;
| for their store. They touch the
public pulse both in Gents Furnishing
Goods and Fruits and Confectionery.
! Mrs. Branistead made business triE
to Duluth th5 past week, with view OF
| locating there Rents and living ex.
penses were so high she thought Cen.
trala would do her
The NJ. Z. Church is rapidly nearing
completion. The painting on the out,
side is completed. The inside finishing
plastering, painting, etc, will soon be
completed. Itpresents Il fine appear
ance.
R5@ Mr.. \. Johnson has returned
from Chicago, and with him one of the
finest assortment of spring and summer
goods ever brought to the city. Ladies
if you want choice in patterns call
early.
Mr.. G. W. Brown, city clerk of Pitts
vile, was in the city Monday and while
here made the REPORTER office busi-
ness call. He has two blooded stations
OH exhibition i'll the twin cities.
Mrs. VI. C. Woodwork has been
poorly the past week. Her daughter
Lucy came over from Pittsville the fore
part Of the week to assist in caring for
her father and mother who are both in
declining old age.
lSR Gentlemen your attention is call
ed to the recent invoice of ready made
clothing just received at the popular
store of Geo. A. Corriveau, CentraIia
he has a complete assortment.
We were one OF d party Of four who
went fishing Monday, but We have no
big fish story to tell 1t is sufficient t.
say We had the usual good luck of most
fishermen. For particulars enquire OF
Geo. n Wood.
gG5@ Have you seen the latest invoice
Of peTfumery just received by H. IL.
Noss 4 Co. They have fine assort-
ment of the latest odors.
Why will YOU cough when Shilohs'
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
80 cents and 81. For sale at IL. H. Noss
d Cos drug store. I'm
Under the new law nomination
papers for city officers must be filed not
more than fifteen nor less than seven
days before election, with the CITY
clerks, instead of fifteen days before
election, with the county clerks, as
under the old law.
ALr. Millard T. Gilman received
notice of the allowance of his pension
Thursday last. He was rated at s. pei
month. His claim was prosecuted
through our agency.
lsg .. ". Kruger 4 Co. received a
large invoice Of the latest styles of spring
and summer hats. They have a fine
assortment. Call in and examine them
at the post-ofiice. Lowest cash prices.
Services will be held in St. Johns
Episcopal church, Centralia, on Sunday
next, the 10th Of May, Rev. L. H. Wei
Ter, Of Stevens Point, officiating. Morn
ing service, with holy communion and
sermon at 1890 \. NJ; also evening ser
vice with sermon at 7.30 P. NJ.
EaE Have you seen the recent display
of dress goods at Geo. A. Corriveau s
store. 1t is reported that they have as
fine an assortment DIS can be found in
either city. Ladies are cordially in
yjted to inspect them. Remember that
| Geo. a. Corriveau, Jr.. cannot be out
done in his selection of dress goods.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy--a positive
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and Can
ker- Mouth. For sale by II. II. Noss
& Co. 1m
Mr.. and Mrs J. D. W'itter returned
home last Wednesday morning after all
absence of several weeks in Mississippi
and Indiana. They report most
enjoyable time.
| Mr.. Jasper Crotteau moved his family
and household goods to his farm in the
town of Rudolph. Mr. S. T. Young has
rented the Pierce residence Just vacated
by Mr.. Crotteau and is having it reno
waited before moving his family therein
EB@ Have you noticed the fine line OF
''diamond pins" at the post-otfice.
Just cast your eye on the diamond
worn by Mr.. F. w. Kruger. Be sure
and apply your goggles before looking
account of the strong bright light It's a
gem.
! Mr.. J. W. Miller sold his residence in
I the first ward last week to Mr.. Jacob
Lutz. Consideration is said to be S725.
Mr.. Miller has his household effects all
packed and will move to Green Bay.
We are sorry to lose this estimable
family from our midst.
The Green Bay, Winona & st. Paul
Co. have purchased and will put on
their line the 18th of this month, three
new engines and six new passenger
coaches. They are the latest in design
with all the latest improvements. This
season the whole road bed will be lined
with new steel rails. This company are
just pushing business.
ES5% THE custom part Of the Grand
Rapids Roller Mills has been entirely
overhauled, and Nash Bros. wish to
announce to the farmers of this and adj