Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-11-12
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caller at this office the past week.
BgDon't forget that Gross has the
finest winter apples in this market
This week Thursday Mrs. G. 0. Baker
will give t'parlor TALK in Dexterville.
May Call and see the slaughter of
prices at VIII Gross & Co.'S, Centralia.
Some local matter is shut out this week
on account of the two long articles in
this issue.
s9+ When in need of bedding, quilts,
blankets, pillows, etc, remember M.
A. Bogoger's is the place to buy.
Messrs. Arthur Miller amt Frank
Woodwork drove over from Pittsville
and spent Sunday with their parents in
this city.
gsg Ladies, Mems and Children's
rubbers at prices you never got, to be
found at the hustler.
Look over T. w. Kruger & Co.'s ad
in this issue and see the bargains they
offer you. Don't fail to look after your
own interests.
BeEH 200 Standard books by OLD and
well known authors at the hustler.
Select one before they are gone.
E. P. Humes, one of the editors of
the Marshfield News, was in the city
Tuesday attending the session of the
County Board.
ssg~ Call and see the bargains in shoes
Ladies Wool hose, Ribbons, Laces and
Notions at the Hustler"
Mr.. w. c. Martin is doing the inside
decorating of the new bank building.
Will exhibits excellent taste in his line.
Delbert Cleveland, of Babcock, is
remodeling and finishing his residence
both inside and out. A. III. Dustin is
doing the carpenter work.
peg@ A big line of choice confectionery
will be opened this week at the hustler.
r. H. Boynton. A. B. Cotey, J. P.
Horton and E. w. Ring, of Pittsvllle,
were in the city Tuesday attending the
gsE~ Remember that Johnson, Hill &
Co have put in complete line of shelf
and heavy hardware.
Married-Mr. John G. Gray and Miss
Sarah Elizabeth Russell, both of Stevens
Point, at the M. E. Church parsonage
Sunday afternoon Nov. Sth 1881, by the
Rev J. Churm.
The entertainment in the opera house
Saturday night would have been much
better only the man that had tooth
pulled kicked the shingles off the roof
and created disturbance.
R@g@ johnson Hill & Co. have already
sold thirty stoves since they opened
them up. They also have a frst-class
journeyman timer who does all kinds
of repairing, etc.
For Sore Throat Saturate a flannel
bandage with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and bind it on the throat. 1t will cure
any ordinary case in one nights time.
For sale BY John E. DAILY.
gas@O 7. Hougen M D., Office over
Woods Drug store. Telephone at office
"a. at residence 4.
Considerable preparation has already
been made upon the special features to
be gwen at the Thanksgiving ball at the
opera rink. The hall will be tastefully
and appropriately decorated.
We see from the Wausau Pilot and
Review that many Of the Wausau young
people contemplate attending the
Thanksgiving ball to be given by the
Gardner Rifles This shows that Wau-
sau people as fully appreciate Mr.
Dana's orchestra as do the people of the
Twin Cities
Messrs. J. R. Chapman and assistant
of Milwaukee, are in the city, and will
soon have the new jewelry store ready
for business. His rooms in the rear OF
the new bank building have been ele:
gantly fitted up for this purpose. Mr.
Chapman has moved his family into 2
McCamley's residence.
Mr.. John Parrish has recently pur-
chased the Rosencran lots and buildings
near the new city hall; also the lot and
building next to the Wood County drug
store of Mr.. Young. The city council
had better make arrangements tC
purchase the Rosencrans property and
open up the street which crosses the
island.
The services at the Cong'l Church last
Sunday were largely attended. wher
they were conducted by Augustus
Soares, an Evangelist. In the morning
the topic was "Christian Service,
which he Illustrated by many beautiful
and striking metaphors. The e7enins
subject was taken from Micah Z: Is. 10
but the whole Bible was laid under
tribute He is possessed of viviG
imagination which enables him to bring
out with great force many of the
passages in the Bible familiar to every
one; an example of this was the wore
picture which he gave of the prodiga
son. Mr. Soares has a very extensive
vocabulary due, no doubt, to his know
ledge of the classic and severa
European languages and his discourseS
we're earnest and eloquent.