Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1892-11-10
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

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social caller at this Office Monday.
Voight Bros have been successful in
killing two deer already this fall.
Miss Olive Whiting spent Sunday in
Stevens Poin. the guest of friends.
Miss Carrie Tenant spent the Sab.
bath in Rudolph with Miss May Schall.
1t is hard work for republicans to
account for their defeat in the State and
nation.
Mr.. Will Reeves came in from Arpin
Tuesday to cast his vote for Cleveland
and reform.
s9We can and will save you money
on Mems Underwear and Overshirts.
DoUD & MUIR.
Miss Lizzie Gurtler, of Vesper, has
been engaged as clerk in the new
Boston store.
BT Mems Mackinaw Jackets and
wool pants in endless variety at Doud
& Muir's.
Mrs. Edward Mahoney We are pleased
to note, is much better and able to be
about the house.
Mr.. Lee Ticknor was home on
election day to cast his ballot for Harri-
son and Reid.
Mr.. John Mclaughlin who is en-
ployed at Arpin's came home to vote
on election day.
Mr.. Wollmuth is recovering from a
severe throat trouble but is still con-
fined to the house.
Mrs. NJ. L. Nippert and son Mike,
of Baraboo, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. DeLan in this city.
John P. Hume one of the editors of
the Marshtield News, was in the city
Wednesday morning.
John E. DAILY has fine display of
baskets in his elegant show window.
He has a large selection.
Mr.. w. H. Waugaman is in the city
and can be found at w. A. Peeso's
dental parlors.
Messrs. John Starr and Will Blow
left their work in the woods to cast
their vote on election day.
Lawyer Wipperman's new residence
is about ready for occupancy. They
expect to occupy it next week.
Mr.. VIII Wheelan principal of the
Auburndale schools, came home Tues
day to vote the principles of his party.
The second fall of snow reached us on
Monday night, November 18th, and was
just heavy enough to cover the ground.
Mr.. VIM. Fl. H. Edwards of Minneap-
oils, came home Monday SO as to cast
his vote for Harrison and good govern
ment.
g6g Mems Gloves and Mittens from
20 cents to $500 pair. The largest
assortment in the county, at DOud &
Muir's.
Miss Nellie Bell is home from
Stoughton where she has been for
several weeks back under treatment for
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Humphrey, of
Omro, Wis, and Mrs. Dake, of Plover,
were guests of Dr. Hougen and wife
the past week.
Messrs. Gus Frank, Edward Turley
and Edward McCamley are back from
Dakota where they have been during
harvest time.
Considerable betting took place this
year in the outcome of election, es
pecially SO on the Governorship and
county officials.
Mr.. Alex Muir came home Sunday
after an absence of two weeks
in Winona He left his wife there to
continue her visit.
Messrs. d. r. Coon and J. c. keitfer,
of Auburndale, were in the city We'd
the town and village.
Mr.. John Dolan of this city was sue
cessful in killing beautiful buck deer
on the west side of the river, which
weighed over 200 pounds.
The Wippermann furniture factory
are supplying inside hardwood finishing
for some of our finest residences now
oo,,,e<> of
Mr.. +. w. Orbison, of Appleton,
hydraulic engineer, is in the city for
the purpose of taking levels and look
ing over the Biron water power.
DR.. Hougen was called to Nesper
Saturday night to dress the wound of a
man who had his left ring finger torn
off by being caught IN belt III Arpins
saw mill.
The town of Grand Rapids have just
completed building 26x40 feet with u
foot posts for town hall. 1t Is located
about mile east of this city near Lutz
Bros. farm.
Miss Belle Mathews returns to her
school duties in Nasonville after four
weeks vacation which time she spent
at home with her parents. She enjoys
her work in that town
The display windows in Doud &
Muir's shoe store are always very
attractive. Mr. kalbskopp displays
excellent taste in the arrangement of