Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-10-06
PERSONAL.

Tuesday night from Chicago, after
weeks absence.
Mr.. Frank Mccormick, of Junction
City, Montana, is in the city looking as
natural as ever.
Miss Mary Tack, of Stevens Point,
spent Thursday in this city, the guest of
the Misses Whiting.
Messrs. John DAILY and Dick Stevenson
returned Wednesday from trip up in
to northern Minnesota.
Mrs. NJ Hasselgraves, of Clinton,
Nebraska, is in the city the guest Of
her brother and family Mr. c. J.
Carman.
Miss Ida Carman returned home
"Wednesday from an extended trip in
the southern part of The state among
relatives.
Messrs. Alex Muir and F. W. Kruger
won quite a reputation as pool sellers
at the races on Tuesday. Geo n. Wood
was cashier.
Mr. L. Fourier has had his barber
pole newly painted and an artistic sign
"Bath" crowns it. The work was done
by Mr.. Will Martin.
Mr.. Ellis Rogers, of Pittsburg, Pa,
and Miss Hattie Phillips, of Stevens
Point, were guests of Miss Nellie
Kroner the fore part of the week.
Mrs. w, Sparks, son and daughter,
of Warsaw, \. Y, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Kelley. This is Mrs.
Sparks first visit home in twenty-one
years. She notes great changes.
Fred Spaulding and sister, Emily, of
Stevens Point, came down on their
bicycles last Saturday. In spite of the
bad weather they made the trip in
three hours and thirty minutes. They
were the guests of Miss Whiting
d. O. Fisher, of Grand Rapids,
proprietor of the Hydraulic Roofing
Composition or Cement, is in the city
and has engaged to do work for the
Electric Light company and others.
He has good testimonials in reference
to the durability and perfection of his
roofing materials.-Jefferson County
Union.
The democratic county convention
convenes to-day, in Marshfeld. 1t
promises to be lively one Candidates
are numerous.
ASS@ If you want q stylish hat trimmed
in the most artistic manner call upon
Mrs. \. f. Donaldson thc fashionable
milliner.
AGB For fine selection of watches,
chains, silverware, rings, eyeglasses,
etc, 90 to the popular jewelry store of
J. r. Chapman.
Considerable hard feeling has been
created among the democrats in the
contention for delegates to the county
convention.
GGl~ Ladies we have full line of Wool
Slipper Soles for crochet slippers.
DOUD & Muir.
b@S NdII 1T tlic L III uIcI > I1OIlt IOI
low prices and good bargains. Corri-
veau & GarrisOn's.
Local items are crowded out this
issue on account of an excess of pOliti-
cal matter. Politics will soon be over
and we then promise our readers to
return to other local and personal
matters.
BsS~W We are with you when you call
for fine goods at low prices. Corriveau
4 Garrison dealers in dry goods,
groceries, boots, and shoes hats and
caps, cloaks, overcoats and clothing.
Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing
anything in the harness line will do
we'll to call upon Mrs. NJ. c. Woodwork
at her residence on High street. She
will trade for produce or sell for cash,
any way to suit customer.
3s@Our fall and winter goods are
now unpacked and ready for inspection.
Call and see their flanneIs and dress
goods of the finest quality at Corriveau
4 Galrsion's.
We invite your careful perusal of an
article on the editorial page in this issue
written by a man who has been a life
long laborer. He speaks from expert
ence and democratic laborers should
read carefully what he says.
RsS@ One ten ton car load of dry goods
just received at Corriveau & Garrison's.
For SALE or RENT.-The Bittner brick
block and lot on water street An eX-
cellent opportunity for some one who
desires to buya select piece of property
For particulars enquire of \. l.. FOn-
tame, agent.
H1g@ Mrs. A. +. Donaldson never had
Il larger variety nor a more costly stock
of millinery goods than she now has on
hand for the fall and winter trade
She invites careful examination of
her goods before purchasing elsewhere.
EsE@F For SALE.-Three head of horse
suitable for farm use or driving at low
cash prices or easy payments. Call on
NJ. \. Bogoger for particulars. Wv.
We can not help wondering why
the REPORTER is so very solicitous about
the democratic nominations. We have
not once seen any mention of any re-
publican candidates in its columns this
year. Does the REPORTER find that it
doesn't pay to hoe its own corn patch?-
Centralia Enterprise.
The Enterprise, which processes to