Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1891-11-19

| Eg7 For fine assortment of center
table lamps call at H. H. Voss & Co. g,
who have complete line.
Mr.. King Morris, brother of Mrs.
W. L. Wood, is in the city the guest of
his sister, He will remain until the
holidays.
Have you noticed the elegant show
window in the new jewelry store Take
particular notice oft when passing in
the evening.
Ess Take your watches, clocks and
jewelry 10 Geo. L. Warren to be re-
paired, where satisfaction is guaranteed.
Remember the place, opposite the City
Cash Store
H% Drop into J r. Chapman's new
jewelry store and examine his line of
Gold and Silver watches and chains.
Store in Wood County National Bank
building.
HsS@ You can have anything in the
line of jewelry made or repaired at
j. R. Chapman's jewelry store. Re-
member the place in the new bank
block near the bridge.
To correct any possible missunder-
standing the committee wish to state
that ticket to the Military Ball on
Thanksgiving night admits one gentle
man and the ladies who accompany
him.
| The Gardner Rifles have responded
nobly to all calls for their appearance
and should be well patronized at their
ball on Thanksgiving. as it is through
such entertainments that the organiza-
ton is maintained
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
MIR. Oettenger, the affabe officer :at
the Register Of Deeds office, informed
the writer that he had his abstract
books up to date, the second time such
a thing has been known in the history
of that office.
Mrs. Frank Stahl received word Tues
day, announcing the death of her father
on that day. 1t seems he received a
fall and died from the effects of it. Mr.
and Mrs. Stahl left Wednesday morn
ing to attend the funeral.
| The eminent comedian, Mr.. John
Dillon, supported by a most excellent
company, will appear at Stevens Point,
Nov. 23rd, in "Wanted the Earth. !"
We understand some of Johns old ad-
mirers will go to the Point to see him.
See the slaughter of prices on tinware
at the hustler: 4 qt. coffee pots IS cts
each; 3 qt. coffee pots Is cts each; 2 qt.
coffee pots l3 cts each; qt. coffee pots
9 cts each. A 10ct assortment of glass
ware at 5 cts; a 20ct assortment of glass
ware at 10 cents
w. C. Martin has completed the work
of finishing the suite of rooms over the
Wood Co. National Bank for the law
firm Of Goggins & Wipperman and these
rooms will soon be ready for occupancy.
He is now oil finishing the woodwork
down stairs. VIII is frst-class work
man who is always rushed with work.
Hy~ 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
u. r. Chapman's jewelry store is
complete in all its branches and he ex-
tends cordial invitation to everybody
to call in and examine his stock. Even
though you don't care to buy he invites
an inspection of his stock.
Mr.. D. 0. Fisher, travelling salesman
for the E. R. Godfrey, Sons & Co., of
Milwaukee, was in the city over Sunday
with his family. While here he attend
ed the funeral service of w. L. Wood,
of whom ne thonght great deal Mr.
Fisher is building up large trade for
his house.
Mr. S. T. Young, county clerk, proved
himself fully able to cope with the bust
ness thrown upon him as clerk of the
county board which was in session the
past week. It's a hard place to put a
man for the first time without any ex-
perience in that line Of work.
d. P. Morrill, & Sons have rented the
Bittner meat market and viii take pos
session the first Of December Frank
Morrill, will move bis family to this city
and take charge. Frank is well liked in
the twin cities and will soon regain
former large trade that he used to en-
joy. We bespeak for the new firm a
fair share Of the trade.