Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-02-23


Mrs. NJ. c. Woodwork continues
quite poorly. Mr.. Woodwork is
about the same. They are both a great
care for those who are in attendance.
Next week will witness another i'm
provement in Spaford, Cole & Lipke's
store by extending the center shelving
to the ceiling SO as to provide more
room.
The fire company received five
hundred feet of new hose for which
they paid 20 cents per foot. It's a
| frst-class article and will give excellent
service.
| Mr.. Jacob Lutz, ST., was initiated as
an honorary member of the Fire Com
pany Monday night Refreshments
were served and a social good time is
reported
Frank Hamm, who was in the employ
of DAILY & Sampson met with an acct
dent in which his hip was broken. DR..
Hougen is in attendance.
Miss Bever, daughter of Peter Bever,
met with quite a serious accident while
coasting on the hill near the Wood
homestead on Wednesday evening.
Ds LosT-A large fur glove some
where in the twin cities the first of last
week. The finder will receive 81 by
leaving the glove at the REPORTER print
ing Office.
Mr.. II. Olson, roadmaster on the
Green Bay railroad, with his residence
at Blair, has rented the Lutz residence
near the Green Bay depot and will
move his family to this city.
N% WANTED.-Lady or gentleman to
take charge of a good paying business
in your city. Address, with references,
The Champion Shelf Mfg. Go. James
vile, Wig.
Mrs. w. L. Wood, son and nurse,
leave Friday for Appleton to take
charge of Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey's house
hold during their absence of two
months III California.
/ WAIT AND WATCH FOR THE I'M
MENSE LINE OF LATEST STYLE
SHIRTS THAT WILL ARRIVE NEXT
WEEK AT CORRIVEAU & CARR
SONS.
| DR.. Fl, Muggley, whose advertisement
may be seen In another column, will be
at the Witter House one week. He is
a member of the X. Of p, and comes
highly recommended as an optician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Hiles leaves to-day
for Chicago to consult a physician. Mr..
| Hiles has been laid up with rheumatism
for two weeks. They have in contem-
plation trip south before they return.
| DR.. G. T. Writer'S barn has been
rented by the city for six months in
which to keep the team they have hired
for the use Of the fire department.
The barn is but few rods from the
city hall.
THE FINEST AND LARGEST LINE
OF SHOES AT THE LOWEST NOTCH.
COME WHILE STOCK is UN-
BROKEN. FIT GUARANTEED.
CORRIVEAU & GARRISON.
Mrs. Geo. Zenier was surprised We'd
nesday evening by few Of her init
mate friends in honor of her birthday.
They presented her with q fine set of
after dinner spoons as q token Of that
visit. A pleasant time was had.
An invitation was received at this
Office to attend concert and dance at
the city of AIarshfeld Friday night,
February 9th, to be given by Dana
band, of Wausau, consisting of twenty
five men. 4 tirst-class time is promised.
The lecture delivered by Rev. J. F.
Carrie at the Congl church Tuesday
evening last on che subject of temper
ance, was both instructive and enter
! tanning. Mr.. Carrie is an earnest, faith
full worker in the cause of temperance.
a dlsgraceful performance was noticed
on our streets Monday afternoon. A
| hi"ll tlllu NOllidll, UOtI lutOAlCdI0u,
playing cards and smoking pipes while
riding through the streets. The marshal
should have arrested them.
Mrs. Henry Osterman returned home
the past week from Eau Claire where
| she was called to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Geo. Osterman who died on Sum
day February 18th of dropsy. She had
reached the ripe age of IS years. She
leaves husband, four sons and four
daughters to mourn her demise.
Patronize home merchants. If YOU
want to raise money for any public
| affair, who subscribes the money? Do
the peddlers and Inherent salesman
who are here for a few days and away,
taking away the money that ought to
pay bills at your home stores? We
think not. The man who patronizes
the business men of his own place is
the one who is building up his town.
Think Of these things when YOU are
tempted to buy of travelling statesmen.
Rsa57 Mrs. Pauline Mauksch, an exper-
fenced and skilful midwife, now. occu-
pies the second story of the building
navt RI tho Conp,oroioJ Hoto1 of ~,