Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-12-08
Local and Otherwise.

plain Black and White Silk Muflers.
@Gents call and let US show you
our new line of Hand Welt Cordovan
Shoes. DOUD & MUIR.
Arthur Demarais is braking on the
c. b. & W. r. R.
Don't forget the linen and art goods
at Mrs. A. L. Donaldson's.
Look over Spafford, Cole, & Lipke's
new advertisement in this issue Of the
REPORTER.
Bargains in millinery are selling
rapidly at Mrs. Donaldson's. Felt hats
at cost.
Services will be held at St. Johns
Church Centralia, at the usual hours
Sunday.
Sam Young has been absent several
days during the past week on business
connected with his office
Mr.. Alex Muir, accompanied by Mr..
T. w. Rheinberger. spent Sunday and
Monday in the city.
Mr.. Ernest Overlook is interesting
himself in trying to organize lodge of
"Foresters" in this city.
Eg~20 dozen Mems plain and fancy
Slippers for the Holiday trade at Doud
& Muir's Shoe Store.
Another new and beautiful home in
our city is that of MIR. II. Wipperman
near the fair grounds
Miss Belle Mathews, Of this city, who
is teaching school at Nasonville is i'm
proving after quite severe illness.
Read over II. H. Voss & Co.'S adver-
tisement in this issue Of the REPORTER
and see what bargains he is offering.
pB@ Remember NJ. J. McRaith, the
old reliable merchant tailor, when in
need of nobby suit of clothes or an
| overcoat
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Baldwin are
| rejoicing over the arrival of son, he
made his appearance Thursday, Dec
| LIST.
| Mr.. Geo. Brazeau has returned from
the Hot Springs where he went about
six weeks ago greatly improved in
health.
Mrs. W. T. Jones, entertained few
friends with Whist in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs f. w. Rheinber9er of Winona,
Monday evening.
! About 600 acres of cranberry land be-
longing to DR.. G. F. Witter and the
Arpin estate has changed hands, the
deal involving a large sum of money.
ASz7@ Don't forget that you can find
anything you may need in the line OF
oyercoats, at NJ. j. McRaith's. He has
also fine assortment Of winter suitIngs
Members of the w. r. c. No. 112
| please bear in mind that the next
regular meeting Dec 18th is election OF
officers. Let there be a good atten-
! dance.
The Ladies Reading club of Centralia
have changed their night of meeting
from Thursday to Monday. Their next
meeting is to be with Mrs. Denis, Mon
day Dec. 10Th.
Mr., @. l.. Richard, former resident
Of this place, was here last week look,
ing over the city in view of starting q
new daily paper, but abandoned the
| project as not feasible
Hsg~ Come in and see our handsome
line of pure silk hemstitched handker-
chiefs at IS cents worth from 50 to -
cents, a positive bargain.
..-:.-..,. DoUD & MUIR
| The rev paper mill in South Cen
traha started up last week and is in
successful operation, thus adding one
more paying industry to our progressive
city.
gsB~ \ nice Satchel would please your
! husband for Christmas, he is sure to
need it when he goes to the Worlds
Fair. Doud 4 Muir have the largest
| assortment.
We would call your attention to the
special bargains for the holiday trade
which are offered by the well-known
| furniture man, Geo. w. Baker, in this
weeks REPORTER.
Mr.. w, G. Homermiller, OF Tomah,
was Il welcome guest at number of
social gatherings the past week. He
was here in the interests of the order
| Of Fraternal Alliance, a benefit associa-
ion.
We regret to hear that Mrs. NJ. j.
| Pomeroy formerly of this city is danger
Dusly i'll at her home in Minneapolis.
Many friends here anxiously await
further news hoping that she will re-
cover.
\ forger named VIM. Roth has been
orging checks on the First National
'ank of Grand Rapids. The Grand
| Rapids Furniture Co. is the victim and
| losses considerable amount. Look
out for his signature.
Mr.. Geo. \. Wood is travelling in the
south with the Wisconsin Press Associa-
ion. Miss Maude Thompson is left in
;harge of the Office and proves herself
| capable and courteous in fulfilling the
| luties of the office.
\ phantom tells us that Jolly sleigh
ride was planned by the "Bartletts" of
Ripon College and some of the town