Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-04-14
LOCALS.


Monday April 18th.
~Wall paper cheap at Johnson.
Hill & Co.
Ia Foot, Schultze q Co.'S fine shoes
at the Hustler. every pair warranted.
Mr. and Mrs. G. c. Herbst and son
George returned home Monday night
To keep track of the latest Novelties
visit the Hustler. 3w
Mr. J. W. Cochran is East on a
business trip connected with his fathers
estate.
No more old time 100 per cent
profit on corsets 90 to the Hustler if
you want snap.
Read over the change in L. VI.
Nash & Co.'S advertisement in this issue
of the REPORTER
Mr.. P. McCamley and family will
soon move back into their own house
in Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Dr. Crawford. of Sparta, was
the guest of Mrs. j. W. Cochran and
family the past week.
Bsg@ For bargains in prepared paints,
tinted leads, oils, varnishes, etc. Call
at Johnson, Hill q Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Garrison enter
tanned a few of their neighbors to tea
Saturday evening.
paETwelve minette copies Of your
cabinet photos for 25cts. W. J.
DorwarG over Dalv's, Centralia. 2w.
Mrs. w. H. Cochran and daughter
Beulah returned home Saturday night
after a six weeks absence at IronWood,
Michigan
This week at the Hustler full line of
the celebrated G. D. Corsets which we
are selling way down.
Miss Amelia Pfeifer, of Appleton,
sister of Mrs. /. Lampert was
married in that city last Thursday to
Mr.. O, W. Shultz.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. MacKinnon enter
tanned few of their friends Saturday
evening IN honor of their guests the
Misses Kaufman, of Marquette.
Mr.. F. E. Won Behren, a nephew
of Mr.. L. Lampert, who was visiting
Saturday morning in Louisville, Ky.
1900 invoice of shoes just in at The
Hustler, no old shoddy goods, our stock
is bright, clean and new. We are
selling at prices that can't help but
interest you.
Mrs. Pfeifer, mother of Mrs
Lampert, of this CITY attended the
marriage of her daughter in Appleton
the past week and will remain there
some time on visit.
An addition 1Sx24 is being added to
Mrs. E. Fontaine's store building to
accommodate the rapidly increasing
stock of the occupant Mr.. Greenberg.
Mr.. Marceau is doing the carpenter
work.
The reason why the school meeting
provided for the first payment on the
school loan in 1896 was to eyade the
extra levy for school house purposes
until the last payment was made on
bridge Indebtedness.
Roy Mr.. Clark Lyon desires us to
inform the public that orders left at
bis hotel for bus, baggage, or drayage,
will receive prompt attention. Orders
can be left with either one of his
drivers and insure prompt attention.
IA Mrs. l. H. belong has her
Spring stock of millinery al IN and
invites her old customers to call and
inspect it. Every person who trades
So 90 worth on or before the LIST. day of
May will be presented with pretty
picture frame cabinet size.
Mr.. A. T. Marceau resigned his
duties as teacher in the Doudville
school last Friday and commenced
work as assistant paper hanger with
the popular artist III this line, Mr..
Smedley Mr.. Theodore Brazeau has
taken Amies place and is now teaching
in Doudville.
An Easter Dance will be given by
the Twin City Band on Monday evening |
April 18th, in the Grand Rapids Opera
House. This promises to be all that |
a lover of fine music and good |
time could desire. Be sure and be |
present and assist our worthy band in
making this q success.
We had the pleasure of sampling |
a bottle of n. H. Robinson's pure
horse-raddish especially prepared by
him for the market. Its always fresh !
and strong and much better than that
usually bought outside the city. They
keep il on sale at Johnson, Hill & Co., in
this city; and at f. w. Kruger & Co.'S |
in Grand Rapids.
F. W. Palmatier now enjoys the
pleasure of riding behind new driving
horse lately purchased by him for
family use. He also has one of those |
stylish huggies which are being disposed |
of by Saul Preston. And to accommo- |
date he same has built new barn and !
carriage house combined which has
improved the looks Of his lots on Nam
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kaufman and |
two daughters, Charlotte and Sarah, of
Marquette, Mich, were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. +. HoskinsOn and |