Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-03-17
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Mr.. w. Buckley, of Milwaukee, is in
the city visiting friends.
Just in at the Hustler, full line of
Mems Cheviot Shirts.
Read over the changesin G. H. Nilsson
& Co.'S advertisement in this issue.
J. r. Chapman received very fine
buggy the past week ready for summer
use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong are expected
here from Necedah the last of the
month.
E. H. LaVigne spent Sunday and
Monday visiting friends and relatives in
Sparta,
Miss Nina Lord, who has been
spending the winter at Hurley is in
the city this week.
If you are still looking after your own
interests 60 to the Hustler.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Carman visited
with relatives in Madison a few days
the past week.
gsg~O. T. Hougen NJ. D., Office over
Woods Drug store. Telephone at office
81. at residence 4.
Don't forget to attend "Our Strate-
gists" at the Opera House Monday
evening.
sgGo to Johnson, Hill & Co. for
bath, tooth, hair, nail, clothes, infants,
and paint brushes.
EeD~The Spring and Summer fashion
plates for 1892 can be seen at NJ. j..
McRaith's tailoring establishment.
Esg~ Every color in Chiffon laces and
new STYLES in hair ornaments at Mrs.
A. Z. Donaldsons.
Wait for them. Watch for them
A big line of shoes soon to be
opened at the hustler.
Miss Clara Rablin entertained about
twenty of her young lady friends Friday
evening. They report delightful time.
Mr.. T. \. Tack, of Auburndale, book
keeper for r. Connor & Co. was a
visitor at the county seat over Sunday.
ksg~ Just received a fine line of
Mems, Boys, Ladies' and Children's
fine Shoes at Corriveau's. Give us a
call
For RENT-Suit of rooms over I. c.
St. Amour's dry goods store, Centralia
For particulars enquire of F. Pomain-
vile.
Mr.. Chas. Raymond is doing the
plastering over the Wood County
National Bank building, also in the
Alexander block.
Gsg Mr.. J. R. Chapman will receive
in few days the finest line of pocket
knives ever brought to the twin cities.
Watch for them.
Mr. C. H. Nilsson is having his
residence papered with some of the
latest designs in wall paper. W. c.
Martin is doing the work.
LIKE MAGIC: is the effect of Down
ing's Stramonium Liniment; it has no
equal as pain destroyer. Try it.
For sale by H. H. Voss & Co.
gasnR. I. King, the harness-maker,
will dispose of his robes at cost to make
room for his spring stock. This is your
opportunity to save money.
John E. DAILY received five dray
loads of paints and baby carriages the
past week. Johnny is rapidly becoming
a believer in printers ink.
The Misses Nettie and Lizzie
McCarty, are home on their Spring
vacation. The former has been teaching
at Thorpe and the latter at Rudolph.
Fred Wollmuth, the Centralia tailor,
has received his spring stock of suitings.
He is offering $50 suit of clothes for
$2S. Now is the time to leave your
order.
The REPORTER is in great demand
since it was enlarged. We have added
about so subscribers in the past five
weeks. Come on, there is plenty of
them.
MARR1ED:-Henry Calligan, of DAILY,
to Augusta Liebe, of Grand Rapids, at
the residence of Mrs. Jane Sampson,
March 9th, 1892. Rev. James Churm
officiating.
H. H. Noss & Co. are agents for the
Mason & Hamlin and Dyre Bros pianos
and organs; and for the B. Shoninger
Co. pianos, manufactured at New Haven,
Connecticut.
Mrs. A. E. Donaldson has a trimmer
in the city who will soon be here with
all the latest designs in head dress.
Remember this and call later in ample
time for Easter.
Mr.. Lee Ticknor, has not severed
his connections with the Wilbur
Lumber Co., as noticed in our last issue
to Arpin.
Mr.. NJ. j. McRaiths tailoring
establishment is already scene of
activity turning out spring suitings.
The trimmings used in making garments
at this shop are always the best.
Mr.. NJ. A. Bogoger received car
load of furniture the past week to
replenish his rapidly vanishing stock.
Mike believes in advertising and
consequently sells his wares.