Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-04-21


Don't fail to hear the Fry Concert
Company Monday April 25th for YOU
will regret if you do.
Bsgn A full line of Mems cheviot shirts
at the Hustler, the same are selling at
our usually low prices.
The "Deestrict Skule" will be pre-
scented some time next week at the
| Opera House by local talent.
Great preparations are being made
to render the old fashioned "Deestrict
Skule" in an attractive manner.
Mr.. c. J. Jackson left Tuesday
evening for Milwaukee on business
connected with his milling interests.
When buying goods for cash at T. G.
Amour's call for a coupon ticket which
will entitle you to d fine silver ware
present.
| There will be morning and evening
services at the Episcopal church next
Sabbath. All are cordially invited to
attend.
| Miss Marian Hoskinson left with
the Misses Kaufman last Wednesday
for a short visit in Appleton and
Marquette. She returned Monday.
geg~ The Hustler continues to sell
Extra Fancy Messina Lemons at Is
cents per dozen. Don't be deceived by
frost bitten stock at cheap quotations.
Misses Jennie Huban and Kate
McKeTcher, two of the efficient
teachers in the Centrala school spent
last Saturday in Stevens Point.
Rev. R. H. Weller, of Stevens Point
will occupy the Episcopal church pulpit
Sabbath morning and evening. You
are all cordially invited to attend.
R@~ Johnson, Hill & Co. have taken
he agency for Tolley's celebrated
Kohinoor and Famous Spectacles,
| When in need Of Glasses call on them.
Mr. F. MacKinnon is making some
valuable improvements about his
residence property. He contemplates
the erection of an addition to his house
in the near future.
Mr.. Chas. Lemley, contractor and
builder, has been remoleling his resi-
dence. The ell has been raised one
story and the arrangement on the
inside changed. The painters are now
busy finishing.
The quartette singing as also the
solo rendered by Miss Minnie Gets
at the Unity Church services on Sunday
| last deserve especial mention Miss
| Minnie has sweet voice and her
| friends were pleasantly surprised.
gsB~ Remember that YOU Will not find
any Cheap John or secondhand Furni
ture for sale at my store, but the latest
designs and finest finished direct from
| the manufacturers, which | will sell as
cheap as Honest goods can be sold.
GEO. w. BAKER.
Mr.. John Schingo, of Beaver Dam,
a friend of John Schnable's is looking
the twin cities over with a view of
| locating here. There is plenty of room,
come right along YOU are welcome.
| The twin cities are bound to get to the
! front.
L. NJ Nash & Co., and others have
erected large wagon shed near Saul
Preston's shops for the accommodation
of their Gus tomers and the farmers W no
drive to town. 1t is a large roomv
shed capable of holding a good manv
teams. l.. NJ. & Co. always treat their
customers in the best of manner.
Miss Ada Skeels has completed a
profitable term of school in the DAILY
mill district three miles from this city.
She has taught there for the past sixteen
months which is conclusive evidence
thai her services have been efficient
and such as to be resought for Miss
Ada intends to remain at home this
summer and have a good time.
While Messrs. II. H. Compton and
F. S. Woodwork were starting back to
Pittsville Sunday afternoon their horses
became unmanagable as they left the
bridge and commenced to run up
Cranberry street. AS they passed the
Corrjveau crossing the buggy tongue
fell to the ground and slid along until
they reached the Dixon crossing when
the tongue struck the sidewalk raising
the buggy and occupants into the air.
In lighting on the ground Frank
! WOOdWOrth received a severe blow to
his face and head. The horses were
stopped and they gathered themselves
together and proceeded on their way to
Pittsville rejoicing II was no worse.