Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-06-29
Local and Otherwise.
Big circus coming July 3rd.

Big circus coming July 3rd.
Croquet Sets at Johnson, Hill & Co.'S.
Fourth of July goods for sale cheap at
the millinery store of Mrs. A. E. Don
aldson.
Bargains in Baby Cabs and Express
Carts at Johnson, Hill & Co.'S.
Muslin Hoods at cost, closing out
summer stock at Mrs. A. f. Donaldsons
store.
HATS and UMBRELLAS, finest
quality and lowest prices at Corriveau
& Garrisons.
This office is under obligations to Mrs.
L. Fournier for box of beautiful large
strawberries gathered from her garden.
The famous English bareback rider,
Mr.. Frank Miller, is with Holland &
Co.'S circus which exhibits at Grand
Rapids July 3rd.
A new sidewalk is being laid on the
west side of High Street that greatly
improves the looks of that thorough
fare.
Go to Johnson, Hill & Co. for your
Drugs, Medicines, Drug Sundries,
Perfumes, ETC.
Boating on the Wisconsin river is at
its height during this warm weather.
Parties are out every evening.
A boy never looks in the glass to see
if his face is clean, after he has washed
it; he looks at the dirt on the towel.
For RED, TAN, and BLACK shoes,
high and low cuts at lowest prices, call
on Corriveau & Garrison.
Happy is the man who knows what he
wants and never entirely loses faith that
some day he will get it.
People DESTROYS of visiting the
Worlds Fair wishing sleeping car
accommodations, &C., better avail them
selves of the opportunity now as travel
is fast increasing and it will be
impossible to secure them without
giving notice several days in advance.
Special feature days are Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturdays.
F. w. CRAPsEY, Agt. C. NJ. &, st. P.
Buy hammock and take life easy
We have a full line ranging from $1.0O
to 1913. Johnson, Hill & Co.
We will sell excursion tickets to the
Worlds Fair July 3rd and 4th good
until July 9Th for $685. round trip.
F. W. CRAPsEY, Agt. c. M. & st. P.
A woman will carry little dog around
with her that is liable to 60 mad, and
| pet it, and then scream in way to call
| out the fire engines if she happens to
see a mouse that is harmless, and not
one-tenth as large.
A compositor, dreaming of free beer
and unlimited pick-ups, let his copy
drift out of the window on the wings of
the breeze. "What shall 1 do about ii, -
he asked the irascible but gentleman
ly foreman. ''Follow copy replied
the great dictator of the paper.
WORLDS FAIR RUBY GLASS SET.
Another fresh stock just unpacked and
now displayed in our window. Call
and see them. Corriveau & Garrison.
The Maple gained the day as a state
tree, and we of Northern Wisconsin
where it grows and attains its greatest
beauty in gorgeousness of Autumn
colorlng are not i'll pleased, though the
pine has long been a favorite in these
parts.
Last Thursday evening was the occa-
sion of a pleasant surprise to Mr.. NJ. S.
Pratt. The comrades including visiting
members, and members of the Relief
Corps, assembled at his house and spent
the evening in social converse, with
music, singing and exchange of remin-
escencies. The company remained
until late hour.
Mr.. Nick Reiland moved his family
into the home on Milwaukee street
this week which he recently purchased
of John DAILY.