Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-12-03
LOCALS.


Mr.. Rogers purchaseGs Dick Johnson's s
residence property on Water st.
Miss Nellie Cole was the guest of MISS
Stella Belanger on Thanksgiving day.
big bargains at Mrs A. E. Donald
sons this week.
Miss Armstrong, of Necedah, is the
guest of Miss Kittie Youngin this city.
Have ycu seen those fine Souvenir
spoons at Mrs. n E. Emmons jewelry
store.
Miss Lottie Lynn left Tuesday for the
Epworth contention at Green Bay, as
delegate.
Mr.. Bowdene, of Detroit, Mich,
spent Thanksgiving in the city with
friends
Arthur Miller, Of Pittsville, was in the
city on short visit to his parents the
past week.
Mrs. Ochro and Miss Susan Mongan,
of Vesper, were guests of Miss Clara
Grignon on Tuesday.
Rev. J. Churm left Tuesday morning
for Wausau to assist Rev. Water in
special services.
Mrs T. B. Wakeman, of Marshall,
Wis, is in the city visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Buchanan.
Three hundred books just re-
ceived for the holiday trade at H. H.
Voss q Co.'s
Miss Kittie Young entertained a few
of her lady friends in honor of her
guest Miss Armstrong.
RsS%J. R. Chapman carries the largest
line of gold and silver watches this side
of Milwaukee.
Have you noticed the elegant silver
ware III J. r. Chapman's show window
in the new bank building.
Miss Elsie Beane, a typo in the Star
office in Mafinette, is home to spend
the holidays with her mother.
Mr.. Chas. Primeau, one of the sue
cessful farmers near Bir0n's mill, was a
social caller at this Office Saturday.
Mr.. Franklin Russell, who has been
in West Superior for several months, is
home agai1 looking hale and hearty.
L. M. Alexander and wife left for
Green Bay Monday afternoon to attend
the Epworth League convention at that
place.
gsF What's the use sitting N the dark
when you can buy a center table lamp
at II. H. Voss 4 Co. FOR 81 90 and up
wards.
Mrs. N. r. Hansen has removed her
household goods from Hansen to
Stoughton where her husbands people
reside.
nggH Drop in and see the new and ele-
CANT line of silverware and novelties at
J. r. Chapman's jeWelry store near the
bridge.
Miss Name Perry is back from her
hone at Tomah where she was called
on account of the serious illness Of her
brother.
Miss Anna Martin, who is teaching in
the schools of Mosinee, spent Thanks
giving day with her parents and friends
in this city.
Miss Lottie Lynn took part in musi-
cal entertainment at TonIahawk the
past week. While there she was the
guest of Mrs A. NJ Pride.
Isg BE CAREFUL: Of your Kidneys
and Liver. If in the least afflicted try
the wonderful Downings compound. A
cure guaranteed. Sold by Voss & Co.
Mr. and Mrs A. R. Woodwork, of
Milwaukee, spent Thanksgiving in this
city the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Judge
Woodwork. They returned Saturday
night.
Mr.. Hugh McGowen, Of Dakota, is in
the city on his regular annual visit. AS
usual, he will winter with his friends
here, or he may 90 into the woods. He
reports his wheat crop the past season
as excellent
The Kroner lots recently sold to Mr..
Rogers, have been re-sold by him to
NJ. A. Bogoger who is now the owner
and possessor of this property Real
estate transfers in both cities are fire.
quent of late.
:. Mr.. w. A. Roe, former resident of
this city, but now of York State, was
shaking hands with old-time friends in
: this city Monday. He was on bis way
to see his parents in Dakota. This
Office acknowledges call
DR.. Edward Everett, Witter Hotel,
= Grand Rapids, Wis, Monday, Dec 7th,
P. NJ. to Tuesday Dec. Sth, P. N.
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT. GLASSES
SCIENTIFICALLY FITTED To THE EYE.
r CATARRH successfully treated.
Mrs. John Wagner has five more
: births that she failed to report in time
to get them in her reporG TO the county
6 board. This makes over forty births al
f which she attended during the past
S year. Business has been pretty good.
= Mr.. J. L. Barker, Edward Sherwood
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Rhoades, the
j Misses Phillips. Kittie Hyde, Kittie
a Humphreys and Eva Gardner all OF
) Stevens Point, were in the city on
Thanksgiving day the guests Of friends
Y Quite large deal in pine land took