Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-05-19
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

| 2:30 p. m. All are invited.
Ladies Dongola patent leather
tipped shoes. S1.55 per pair at the
Hustler.
| Mr.. and Mrs F. MacKinnon
departed for the Pacific coast Monday
evening. They will be away three or
four weeks.
Ng Ladies cloth top oxford patent
leather tipped walking shoes only S1.15
per pair at the Hus tier.
For RENr.-Three furnished rooms
in Centralia Handy TO business places.
| For particulars enquire at this Office.
3w.
Corsetsl CorsetS. Corsets.. \ full
line of the celebrated G. d. corsets
and Chicago waists at the hustler at %
per cent less than regular prices.
Mr.. Jos. Schantz, an old resident of
this city, but now of Stevens Point, was
visiting here among his friends the fiji st
of the week.
| The old barn which has stood for a
number of years on the residence
property of Mr. G.. II. Brown has been
reconstructed and is now apparently
as good as ever.
Mr.. a. S. Robinson lost a grade
Durham COW last week by some
unaccountable accident It seems the
critter broke its leg and they had to
butcher her.
| SAVED: Thousands of lives are saved
every year by the timely use of Down
ing's Cough Elixir. Sold only by H. H.
Voss & Co.
Mr.. Jack Paterick came down from
Dexterville to spend Sunday with his
| family in this city. He is making sew
eral improvements around his home
stead and also attended these matters
while here.
Bsg" Just received at the Chicago
Cheap Store, a large, fresh stock of dry
goods, clothing, boots and shoes, ETC.,
which l am offering at rock bottom
prices. Call and examine our new
goods. 2w.
New steps were placed in front of
| the Episcopal church this week and the
fence surrounding it partly replaced by
new one and part of it strengthened
up and patched with new boards. 1t
improves the appearance.
| The subject for discussion at the
Young Peoples Scandinavian Society
next Sunday is "Mercv." Rev. Madsen
is anxious to have all the young Scandi-
navians in attendance as they are doing
good work. He again cordially invites
all to be present.
Mr.. Joe Dessert, Joe Homier and
wife, of Mosinee; Walter Dixon and
Mr. Monday, of Almond; Mr.. Granger
and wife, and Louis Livernash and
wife, of Rudolph, were among those
who attended the Old Folks Reunion
| last Friday evening.
Mr.. John Love has force Of men
at work this week renovating and re-
building the interior of his home
preparatory to its occupancy by him
self. There is something inexpressibly
| pleasing in entering a bright, new,
comfortable home and Mr.. Love is
aware of the fact.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. MacKinnon gave a
Whist party at their beautiful home
Saturday evening. A large number
were present to enjoy the game and a
very pleasant evening was passed. Mr..
Geo. L. Williams gained first honors
and DR.. Hougen also gained-the
| "booby"
Mr.. A. Greenberg, of the Chicago
cheap store, was in Milwaukee and
Chicago, the first of last week and
purchased large invoice of goods to
replenish his already well assorted
stock. His building has been enlarged
to its double size but he still has it full
to overlooking.
Bay~ Mr.. A. Greenberg's store building
is now enlarged to double its former
size to make room for the accommodation
of his large growing trade. Call and see
the mammoth stock of new goods with
which he has filled the extra space.
His prices cannot help but suit you.
Wv.
Mr.. George Corriveau Jr. has been
in Chicago and Milwaukee this week
purchasing new goods. George always
exercises good judgement in the
selection of his goods and thus is able
to give you good article at nominal
price. His large invoice will speak TO,
itself.
Prof. Forwards singing school
class will give a grand concert il the
Union church Saturday evening May
21st. Tickets 10 and % cents. Mr..
Dorward has been teaching this class
for several weeks and has made much
progress with them. 1t promises to be
a pleasing entertainment well worth
your time and money to attend.
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