Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-10-15
LOCALS.

ASK +. W. Kruger to explain how he
caught the boys stealing cocoanuts.
The Twin City Band is progressing
finely under the leadership of Prof
Grant White.
H@E@ For Winter apparel of all kinds
go to Johnson, Hill & Co., Centralia.
Low prices and frst-class goods.
Last Sunday was Communion Sunday
at the Congregational Church, and five
persons were admitted to full member
ship thereof.
The Amherst correspondent to the
Stevens Point Journal says: "The
Temple of Honor hail is now located on
the lot on Mill street Mr.. Brown Of
Grand Rapids did the moving.
Is your hair falling out or turning
gray? If so, try Beggs' Hair Renewer.
1t will stop it at once. Sold by II. II.
NOss & Co.
DGg~ Call and see the fine line of new
novelties in stationery just received at
the Wood County Drug store.
The brick machine at Doudville is in
full blast and some very good brick is
being turned out. This industry
employs ten men and is owned by Mr.
Lessig & Sons who aim to give their
customers nothing but first class brick.
Gag@H. H. Voss & Co. sell the cele-
brated King paint, the best paint in the
market for house painting.
The Plainfeld correspondent to the
Stevens Point Journal says: "Pat. Mis-
col, who recently came from Grand
Rapids and has been living in Allen
Elliott's house, moved to Liberty Cor
ners last week"
IaE@ You can find Just the style you
need in Gents ties and furnishing
goods of all kinds with unexpected
prices at Geo. 4. Corriveau's.
During the pleasant days Of last week
the mill whistles of Stevens Point,
announcing the noon hour, were
distinctly heard in this city. They
are often to be heard here in clear
weather, which is distance of 20 miles
while those of surrounding mills at
half the distance are not heard at all.
Little Giants, Little Giants Little
Giants are the pills that do the work
successfully, effectuaily and permanent
| ly. We warrant every bottle TO give
satisfaction. Sold by H. II. Eoss & Co.
| Work is progressing nicely on the
new parsonage building adjacent to the
German Lutheran church in this city.
The Rev. J. L. Bittner now occupies
one of E. LaVigne' residences near the
NJ E. church until the new parsonage
will be ready for occupancy.
I~A full line of Ladies' and Gents
plush caps in the latest styles, under
wear Of all kinds, just received at q. a.
Corriveau's.
Cards have been received in this city
announcing the marriage Of Mr.. Albert
Brazeau, formerly of this citv and better
known as ''Brazeau the Tailor" to Miss
Kayser, of Fond du Lac, in St Marys
church in that city on Oct. goth. The
young couple will be '.at home" in
Iron Mountain, Mich, after November
! 10th.
The upper half Of tie stone work on
the front of the old st Amour store
building has been torn down and it will
Immediately be replaced by some of
that fine. st Louis red brick to match
that on the Wood County Bank. 1t
will be raised as high as the Bank
building making the second story
complete. We understand that it will
be occupied as soon as finished. When
this corner is completed andin business
trim this city will have a corner block
! that it can we'll be proud of.