Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-10-22
LOCALS.

Woods Drug store. Telephone at office
ST. at residence +.
We returned home Tuesday morning
from the South too late to prepare an
article about our trip but will do so in
our next issue, We can assure you
that our trip was delightful one
IHTailor made clothing is nice, but
you can save money and look just as
stylish by buying ready made clothing
of Johnson, Hill & Co. Try them.
Ducks have been flying up and down
the river and lowering around this
vicinity quite plentifully the past week
Our local sportsmen have succeeded in
shooting quite number.
9P Call at G. A. Corriveau's and in
spect their large collection of overcoats
and clothing just arrived. A fine as
sortment, and prices way down.
Potatoe Story:-The latest now going
the rounds is that 2 certain man in THIS
city planted potatoes on his patch of
ground and harvested from said planting
thirty bushels. This story is little
"fishy" in Its complexion yet it has a
staunch backer.
EsgHI 1t is pleasing to see the fine stock
of furniture constantly being received
by NJ. A. Bogoger who sells at rock bot
tom prices for cash. Call in and see his
fine assortment.
We enjoy the distinguished honor of
having issued to us the first regular
annual pass oyer the new Port Edwards,
Centralia and Northern railroad. Its
nicely printed on light blue board and
we are proud of it. We shall preserve
it as memento in honor of that fact.
NsPCall and see the fine line of new
novelties in stationery just received at
the Wood County Drug store.
Is your hair falling out or turning
gray? If SO, try Beggs' Hair Remover.
1t will stop it at once. Sold by H. H.
Voss d Co.
The Twin City Band gave an open air
concert in front of the Witter House in
this city and in front of F. p Daly's
jewelry store in Centralia last Thursday
evening. The boys have in Mr.. White
a very good leader and they are rapidly
approaching perfection under his man
agement.
1s Remember that now is the time
to leave your orders at the REPORTER
office for billheads and statements.
Orders promptly filled.
Mr.. Fred Itzin, of Burlington, Wis,
and a friend of his started down the
river from this city Tuesday morning to
make the trip to Kilbourn City. These
outings are becoming more popular
every year as is shown from the num-
Der of starters from this point constant
ly increases. Mr.. Itzin and friend each
had a fine double ender and will get q
good many ducks on their downward
voyage.
aag Y ou can find just the style you
need in Gents ties and furnishing
goods of all kinds with unexpected
prices at Geo. A. COrriveau's.
While the noon freight was on the
Garrison switch Monday the track
spread, and the cars ran off the track in
front of L. NJ Nash's residence. One
car was loaded with pulp from Mack &
Spencer's mill, the other with coal. The
wrecking train at Babcock was sent for
and the two cars were put back on the
track, little damage being done with the
exception of the center plate on the
coal car being broken.
BsY Fred Jorgenson invites his friends
to inspect his goods when in need of
wines, liquors and cigars. if.
AS the City Hall nears completion it
appears to better advantage, and shows
that Grand Rapids will have a building
equal in looks and stability to the best
in the state outside of Milwaukee.
Owing to delay in material it will be a
few days yet before the ,scaffolding can
be taken down from the tower and the
Clty OlOCk put Ill pOsltlOH
1@All the latest novelties in fine
glassware and China just received at
the Wood County Drug store.
Thursday afternoon a Health lecture
was given at Mrs. C. O. Bakers resi-
dence by Miss Southmaid, of Chicago.
From what we can learn it was much
enjoyed by the ladies present. Miss
Southmaid will give several of these
lectures, to all ladies who are interested
IN the question of health and beauty.
All who can should avail themselves of
this opportunity as these lectures are
as practical and beneficial as they are
interesting and none should miss them.
gY Stop in at Corriveaq's and get
your new dress, Jacket, oyercoat or
suit of clothes. Prices that cannot help
but suit.
Wausau Central: William NJ. Rarnum
was married at Clintonville last Satur-
day evening. His bride was Miss Edith
Young, one of the most charming and
popular young ladies of that city. Mr.
Barnum is son of NJ. H. Barnum, of
this CITY and spent his boyhood days
here. For the past two years he has
been employed on the Clintonville
Tribune, has a good position and is
prospering. The ''profesh" extends
congratulations to Will and his bride.
HH House in second ward for rent
Enquire of B. NJ. Vaughan
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