Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-10-29

| Win his family IN this city. lie returned
to Waupaca Monday morning to con-
tinue his term of court there.
RgFDon't forget that Gross has the
finest winter apples in this market.
Messrs. Chancey Warren, of West
Superior, and George Warren, of Toma-
hawk, We're in the city this week in
attendance of their fathers funeral.
WANTED-From two hundred to three
hundred cords of poplar pulp wood
Length II feet 10 inches For particu-
lars inquire Of PIONEER WooD Pulp Co.
Rg@ Geo. n. Wood,
Real Estate,
Insurance.
Mr.. Ellis Rogers was in the city Satur-
day and Sunday visiting with his
numerous friends. He returned to
Stevens Point Monday afternoon where
he is now making his headquarters.
LOST-A black Astrican cape some
where between Neeves Hill and John
McLaughlin's residence in this city.
Tho fadar- will be literally rewarded
by leaving the same at this office.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Luehr
Saturday morning October 24th, 1891,
nine pound daughter. Mother and
child doing nicely. The Professor now
wears the smile of peace.
Neither the First National Bank of
this city nor the State Bank in Cen
tralia lost any money by NJ r. Hansens
failure. We were misinformed in our
last weeks article on that subject.
Nss@Just in, a car of fancy Winter
apples, at Will Crosses. Get our
prices before you buy.
Mr.. S. 7. Clover, special correspond
ent of the Chicago Herald, was a social
caller at this office Thursday. He will
give the twin cities a write-up in that
paper the first of November.
Mr.. Chas. Wipperman returned from
Chiffon Monday, having shipped the
last of the machinery for the furniture
factory from that place. Mr.. Wiper
man now says he is here to stay and is |
in for business.
Miss Nellie Bell returned from
Minneapolis Wednesday last having
spent six weeks in the Flour city the
guest of Mrs. n. Higbee and Mrs.
Bezoir. Miss Bell is very much taken
up with Minneapolis.
Messrs. Frank and Severe Belanger
and Miss Stella Belanger are at the
family board this week They came to
attend the wedding of their sister Edith
who was married to Hall L. Brooks, of |
Parrish, Wis, on Wednesday.
Miss Hindmarsh, of St. Paul, the
trimmer at Mrs. A E. Donaldson's |
establishment, is winning many laurels !
for herself. Ere ladies', patrons or that
shop, are delighted with the stylish
looking hats and bonnets she turns out
Bgg@M Mr.. Geo. L. Warren will open
jewelry repair shop in Mr.. Pratt's
building opposite the City Cash store
on or about Nov. 1st. Geo. has been !
employed in large jewelry store in
Merrill for the past two years and can
guarantee good work. Give him call
Mrs. Ella Schultz gave her third |
Pianoforte recital last Saturday evening
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Silber. |
The pupils besides playing gave
quotations, readings and discussions Oh
musical history. Such recitals promote |
the musical life of pupils, serves to
stimulate musical interest, incites pupils |
to do their best and stirs up musical |
activity generally. ---------
A very pleasant evening was passed |
at the home of Miss Callie Tenant last |
Friday evening by large number of
her young friends. Miss Callie received
her guests in very pretty evening
costume Of sea-green lansdown trimmed
with cream silk lace. Dancing and
numerous games formed the fore part
of the evenings amusement after which
from merry dance to sweet repast they
turned and all did justice to the festive
board Long did the friends remain
and enjoy themselves and were 10th to
leave their pleasures but at late hour
reluctantly departed.