Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-11-26

| hGLu6iuDer one IckeI au1flIS yourself
and LADIES to the Gardner Rifles Ball,
Thanksgiving evening.
RasH Have you seen those handsome
pictures in NJ. A. Bogoger's show win
dow, if not, call in and see them.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
Church will give a necktie social at the
NJ. E. Parsonage on Tuesday, Dec 1st.
bS@ When in need of bedding, quilts,
blankets, pillows, ETC., remember NJ.
A. Bogoger's is the place to buy.
Mr.. Edward Spafford is back from the
northern part of the state where he has
been for several weeks back on business.
For SALE.-Horses, wagons and sleighs
cheap for cash or exchange for stock.
For particulars enquire of D. P. Morrill,.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V. Billings, of Kill
bourn, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Gross. Mrs. Billings is sister of Mrs.
w. Gross.
RF Apples are being sold by Johnson
Hill & Co. at $3.50 per barrel. Now is
the accepted time. DON fail to secure
a barrel
Mr.. Robert Miller, of Brougham, On
tario, has been visiting in this city the
past week, the guest of his cousin Mr..
Robert Parrish.
Don't forget the Gardner Rifles Ball
at the opera rink Thanksgiving night.
Even if you do not dance the music and
decorations will please you.
Mr.. Clark Snyder will give a Turkey
Shoot on Thanksgiving day on the rifle
range in this city. Let everybody turn
out and get a turkey. ---.-.--.-
For SALE.-Ice business, including ali
tools, 2 wagons, ice houses, and one
team of horses. For further particulars
enquire of Mr.. Ed. Ketchum.
P. n. Christensen, of the town of
Lincoln, was in the city Friday last, the
first time in some months. His familiar
| face is always welcomed in the twin
cities.
A complete line of tobaccos just
opened at the hustler: Spear Head
plug 40 cts per pound; No Profit smok-
ing, guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded, II cts per pound.
Mr.. Roenius, Of the hrm of Roenius
& Uehling, of Hansen, was a business
caller at this Office on Monday. We
| found him pleasant and social gentle
man.
Minneapolis was chosen as the place
for holding the next Republican Nation
al Convention. The selection was a
good one and is satisfactory to Republi-
cans in Wisconsin.
Bsg Mr.. J. r. Chapman wishes to
impress on the minds of the people that
he makes speciality of fine watch work
and engraving. All his work is war
ranted Store in new bank building,
this citv
Mr.. Frank Steele, WHO was formerly
general manager of the South Centralia
Pulp and Water Power Co., but recently
of Appleton, has made another change.
This time he goes East to some point in
| Massachusetts.
The Semi-Annual Convention of the
Epworth League of Appleton District
convenes at Green Bay, Dec. 1st and
closes on the evening of the 2nd. L..
NJ Alexander, of Po1t Edwards, has
charge of the music.
If reports are true that Prof Dana is
soon to leave Wausau for a larger field
of operations, it would behoove every
lover of good music to attend the Gard
ner Rifles bail and get the benefit of a
possible last chance.
EsgJ J. R. Chapman's jewelry store is
complete in all it's branches and he ex-
tends cordial invitation to everybody
to call in and examine his stock. Even
though you don't care to buy ne invites
an inspection Of his stock
Mr.. Rogers, brother of Mrs. n. Z.
Emmons, has purchased the corner lot
directly west of Mrs Balderston's resi-
dence and joining j. Fournier's lots.
Consideration $3.50 Mr. Rogers will
! build a residence thereon in the spring.
Mr.. Chas. Forbes, who was formerly a
resident of Port Edwards, has returned
to his old love after an absence of several
years in Dakota. He comes back fully
convinced that Wood County has many
more advantages than any point in the
Dakotas.
Ia Mrs. c. 0. Baker, SAT Home"
Monday and Tuesday-Class in Oil
painting. hours-9 to y a. m.-2 to p.
m. Thursday P. NJ, o'clock, ''Parlor
talks" on physiology and hygiene, and
matters pertaining to health. Friday
Free consultation day. Saturday A. NJ.
Drawing class, ,hoErs-g TO T2.-