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



IA complete line of Wisconsin
| egal blanks at this office.
Mrs. ". I. Jones entertained the
Whist party at their last session.
Ia Fine Messina Lemons at the
| Hustler only Is cents per dozen.
Mr.. O. c.. St. Amour, of Minneapolis,
vas in the city Tuesday on business.
They take the cake! Beggs' Little
Giant Pills. Sold by H. H. Voss & Co
Mr.. G. J. Jackson was in Chicago
aud Milwaukee the first of the week on
| BUSINESS.
HD For bargains in wall paper,
paints, oils, ETC., call at Johnson, Hill &
-o's.
Mr.. Will Gross continues to add to
his stock in the Hustler. He will soon
AVE a fine variety.
Ia Mems suits $3.50.
Boys suits, u year old, S1.75.
Call at Corriveau's and get suit.
Esg~ For first-class job work promptly
'xecuted call at the REPORTER printing
| ,fice.
MIR. Saul Preston has already sold
seven vehicles out Of the car load
received the past week.
HSg@ Fred Wallmouth, the Centralia
| tailor, is turning out some fine spring
| 5uitings.
Prof II. H. Balcomb will still re-
tain his class in the twin cities even tho
| re' organizes one in our neighboring
| city Stevens Point.
HeE~N No trouble to show goods at
orriveau'8. Call and see our Dress
foods and Tennis Flannels.
Miss Belle O'Neil was the guest of
| Ter sister in Stevens Point over Sunday.
Hiss Nellie Quimby returned with her
nd is now in this city.
| The Oberbeck Furniture Co. made
heir first shipment the past week to
firm in Colorado. Orders are now
being received for their wares.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Alexander,
md Mrs. Frances Edwards, are travelling
the West in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Cameron, Of Vesper.
DOWNING'S COUGH ELIXIR is the
eading remedy. II will give instant
'eIief and cure a cold quicker than any
Dther remedy. For sale by II. H. Noss
Co.
Plans are being drawn by Clark
Lyon for Nels Johnson's new residence.
We may expect an elegant new home
to be added to the already numerous
list in this city.
Mr.. A. n, Palmer, q graduate Of
)ur local school, has commenced his
rconG term in the town of New Rome,
Adams County. He is we'll liked and
IN efficient worker.
}, NJ. Pattison, station agent at
he c. NJ. & st. Paul depot, made a
econd trip to Chicago Friday. These
rips indicate probable change or
,romotion for that gentleman.
Mr.. Theron Lyon, who has charge
# the shingle and hath department of
he John Edwards Mfg Co.'S mill, was
n the city Saturday and renewed his
mother year.
Mrs. Ernestine Fontaine was the
irst person who took advantage Of the
)fer made by NJ. A. Bogoger in his
advertisement where he gives plush
ecker to those who purchase $35
worth of his wares.
Mrs. S. E. Robinson, a sister Of
Mr.. Geo. Hill, lost Der eighteenth
months old boy by membraneous Group
! Friday March 11th. She has the
sympathy of the community in this hour
| IF her bereavement.
Mr.. Horace Wickman is rapidly
| lisposing of his lots in his subdivision
to the city Of Centralia. This property
is favorably situated between North
and South Centralia about 20 minutes
walk from the Post-office.
1t is dreadful to have q dirty, yellow
or greasy complexion. 1t is caused by
4 disordered liver, and can be relieved
at once by a thorough use Of Beggs'
! Blood Purifier and Blood Maker. Sold
md warranted by H. II. Noss & Co.
MARRIED:-On Friday evening March
llth, 1892, at the home of J. B. Levigne
in the town of Port Edwards, Mr.. G. r.
| Clough, of Wrights town, Wis, to Miss
| Hattie Boldric, of Port Edwards, by
! Ernest Eichsteadt, Justice Of the Peace.
! Mr.. Frank Cameron, returned from
his studies at Delafeld Military
Acadmey Tuesday morning. Franz
came back to work in his fathers office
at Nesper during his absence in Cali
fornia He is now visiting in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Bailey, OF
Plainfeld, were in the city Wednesday
and sold their building and lot in this
city to E B. Brundage who Will occupy
it with his printing office. We under
stand that Mr.. Rossier will sell his
interest in the paper to W. II. Luehr.
-Messrs. Mcmillan Bros paid out
, over $4,000 during the months OF
january and February for beef and
pork. If thew had had room enough