Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-10-01
PERSONALS.

George Brazeau was down from Au-
burndale to attend the fair
Mr. Fred Gross, of Sparta, was in the
city Tuesday on business.
Mrs. John Young, of Port Edwards,
was the guest of Mrs. Fournier few
days the past week.
Hg Bargains can be had at the Wood
County Drug Store in remnent wall
paper, curtains, &c.
Mrs. Falk and two children, of Bloom
er, returned home Monday after a
weeks visit at the Central House.
Jacob Lutz & Bros new beer depot
is under construction. Mark Martin
has charge of the work.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrison, of Elgin, H.,
are guests at the residence of Geo. R.
Gardner.
Miss Kellet, of Neenah, spent fail
week in this city the guest of Miss
Tillie Spafford.
John E. DAILY made trip to Chicago
the past week on business connected
with his drug store.
ia Remember that Mrs. A. E. DON
aldson has all the latest styles in mil
linery.
Miss Pearl Starks, of Stevens Point,
relieved Miss Mollie Williams at the
telephone exchange office in this city
for few days the past week.
Miss Minnie Brown has been engaged
as book-keeper by Mr.. Chas. Wiper
man. She will arrive in this city from
Minneapolis the first of October.
Sampson, DAILY and Witter will soon
commence the erection of six new resi-
dences on their new addition to Cen
tralia.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burt, of Wausau,
were guests at the residence of post
master F. w. Burt the fore part of the
week.
9sg@ For the finest line Of upholstered
goods, remember that M. A. Bogoger
leads Nothing but the best kept in
stock.
Jos. L. Dugas, the obliging and popu-
lar American Express Agent says, that
he took his first meal in his new home
Monday, September 28th.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Mcfarland, of Ban
croft, are visiting friends and relatives
in the twin cities the first of this week.
Jacob Lutz & Bro. are having what is
known as the Rablin store repainted
aAd otherwise improved. szfessIs. Ward
Pulver and VIM. Krescheski are doing
the painting.
bsD@ Wait until you see the fine line of
fancy glassware and china, which will
be opened and on exhibition at the
Wood County Drug Store next week.
Mr.. S. A. Spafford returned home the
past week from an extended visit with
his mother at the old home in Ohio.
He reports her some better, but still in
an enfeebled condition being in her
Oath year.
The stone building in this city former
ly occupied by 7. c. st. Amour will be
raised another story. Work will be
commenced as soon as possible. There
is some talk of occupying it with a stock
of general merchandise.
BsF AS house cleaning time approach
es remember that if you desire to ex-
change old furniture for new, 90 and
see NJ. A. Bogoger, who will give you
bargains.
The brick work on the new bank
building is being pushed this week.
The brick is what is known as est.
Louis red pressed brick" and makes a
fine looking wall. This corner. when
completed, will be the prettiest in the
city.
H. II. Voss & Co. are not only
selling remnant wall paper at 10, Is and
20 cents a double roll, but are doing it
out of full line, in order to close out a
stock purchased last summer. Now is
the time to buy your wall paper.
The American Express Co. have
established free delivery and pick up
service throughout the cities of Grand
Rapids and Centralia. Any orders left
with them will receive prompt attention
as heretofore. There will be no extra
expense.
The past week we added one hun
dred pounds Of BREWER type so that
hereafter the matter which appears on
the editorial page will be set in BREWER
instead of small plea as heretofore.
A beautiful outside show case adorns
the fronts Of E. L. Kromer's art gallery.
He has a fine display of photographs
therein.
On Saturday afternoon, the 26th day
of September, 1891, steam was gotten
up in the boilers of the new furniture
factory in this city for the first time
The first sound of the whistle was heard
at six o'clock in the evening. Here
after the sound of the new furniture
factory whistle will be familiar sound
to First warder. May success attend
the proprietors of the new institution is
the wish of the REPORTER.
If parents, who have children subject