Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-12-21
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Inc GlItSNli!e orchestra VIII give a
dance in Coiey's bah December 10Th.
The boys have spared no pains to make
this an enjoyable occasion and all those
who like TO trip the light fantastic,
should turn out and give the boys
good crowd.
Miss Edith Landlord has the humps.
Mrs. ". Z. Little and Mrs. L. K.
Colyin visited Grand Rapids last
Friday and were the guests of Miss Lou
Woodwork.
At the regular meeting of the Louisa
Rebekah Lodge No. IS l. O. O. T., the
following officers were elected:
n. G.-Mrs. Nash Mitchell.
Y. G-Mrs. J. II. Landlord.
r. S.-Mrs. c. Z. Zero.
P. S.-Mrs. ". E. Little.
Treas Mrs. Jos. Clapper.
Trustee-lIr. Jos. Clapper.
Miss Campbell, state president Of the
W. c. 7. T., lectured in the Cong'l
church Saturday and Sunday evening.
Miss Miller, of Baskerville, WAS the
guest of Miss Clara Johnson Sunday.
Cord wood is being shipped in quite
large quantities from this place. The
wood teams together with the logging
teams make it quite lively on our
streets.
That there are no idle men in our city,
or this locality, is good sign that bust
ness is good and the city in a prosper
ing condition, and such is the case, as
no one has had to be helped by charity
and there is plenty to do for all who
are willing to work.
Snow in the woods is getting so deep
that the Ioggers are beginning to conn
plain.
Go to VIM. Dawes for foot wear.
~ B. Cotey is constantly adding new
goods to his already large stock. A. B.
G. is hustler and does not intend to be
outdone by any store in the city.
Doud, Son & Co., are carrying fine
line Of ladies and gents felt shoes.
Just the thing for cold weather.
Lawyers Wipperman and Cochran, Of
Grand Rapids, and C. 0. Baker, OF
Baskerville, were in the city last week.
The jolly people of Pittsyille who
enjoy the dizzy dance midst the gayety
and happiness Of the Merry Christmas
Time, are hereby personally invited to
attend a Christmas Dancing Party III
Pomain1ilIe's Hall, Centralia, Monday
evening Dee. 25th. We promise you
good time if you will drive over.
COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Wheelihan will start up his saw
mill next month.
Good Bye Mary I'm a goner.
Miss Ada Skeel WAS on the sick list
last week.
Mrs. Robt. Snyder, of Necedah,
visited with her sister Mrs. John Doyle
last week.
Owing to the bad weather the train
did not reach this place until nearly
noon last week Monday.
Go to Nash Mitchell for fruit and
confectioneries.
&. Heuer is receiving new goods
every day or two. Charley is a hustler
and don't keep goods on his hands long.
Quite little excitement was created
last Thursday over what might have
been a serious accident While one of
Doud, Son & Co.'S teams was crossing
the bridge over Yellow river a truss
span forming the west approach Of the
bridge gave way and the man, team and
load of logs was precipitated to the Ice
below. That neither man nor team
were hurt seems little less than a
miracle.
R.T Doud was in the city Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Pratt Wisey was called to Wau-
toma, to the death bed of her father
last Friday.
Nonpareii Hair Curler
viii keep the Hairin curl the dampest
weather. Every bottle positively guar
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