Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-03-16
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Go to the Boston Store Tor bargains
this week.
Mr.. Roscoe Doud, of Winona, spent
Sunday in this city.
New styles in veilings at Mrs. A. L.
Donaldson's.
DR.. d. A. Teller spent the Sabbath
with friends in Elroy.
Mr.. John Parrish was in Wausau on
business the past week.
Bargains in linen goods at Mrs. A. +.
Donaldson's.
Mrs. I. E. Philleo entertained few
friends at whist the fore part of the
week.
Miss Nellie Kroner was confined to
the house the tore part of the week
with bad cold.
NJ. J. McRath is in need Of tailors.
Two or three men can find immediate
employment by calling on him.
Messrs. Dahlke & Damitz are having
their business place painted and
papered. Ward Pulver is doing the
work.
Mrs. c. l.. Williams entertained "A
small company Of friends at whist
Saturday night at their beautiful home
on High street.
! Messrs. Gus Woodwork, of MilWau-
kee, and Frank Woodwork, of Pitts
vile, spent the Sabbath with their
parents in this city.
Mrs. Kate Townsend is suffering from
a sprained ankle received by slipping
Oh the ice the night of the Congre-
gationa sociable.
Mrs. Barnier is visiting her sons
| Charles and Louis, and daughter Mrs.
Best, in Mosinee at present will prob
ably remain several weeks.
The interior of M. A. Bogoger's fur
niture store has been beautlfied with
coat of fresh paint. Other changes
were made to add to the convenience
of his place.
| "Yep John Book Hin" the Chinaman,
left several packages of laundry with
! Mr.. John Grignon. Parties holding
checks will please present them and
claim their laundry.
There will be special service in st.
| Johns Episcopal Church in Centralia
tomorrow evening, and regular services
will be held next Sunday, with appro-
| pirate Lenten teachings.
Mr.. Arthur Kline has SO far recover
ed from his recent sickness as to 60 to
| Lone Pine, Portage, Co., for visit,
| where farm life will doubtless stimulate
| returning health and vigor.
Miss Laura Reeves has accepted a
school in the city of Kaukauna where
she will teach the balance of the year.
She supplies place made vacant by
| the marriage Of her predecessor.
If you want to save money OH your
dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
hats and caps, go to the Chicago Cheap
Store in Centralia, and get prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
A. Greenberg, proprietor of the Chi
cago Cheap Store in Centralia, has
larger assortment Of dry goods than he
ever had before. He invites careful
inspection of his stock and prices.
Ladies and Misses please give me
call when i'll need of Spring jackets. l
will have fine assortment in all the
latest styles and my prices will be the
lowest. Yours truly,
A. GREENBERG.
Mrs. Donaldson's trimmer is in
Chicago and Milwaukee will be here
with Easter goods, new colors, new
styles, the hats are visions of loneliness
The ladies of the twin cities are
cordially invited to inspect my stock.
DIR. Phillips, of Stevens Point, was
called to this city Tuesday by NJ. J.
McRaith who is reported sick with
rheumatism. He is often called to the
twin cities for consultation and no ply
stefan in the northwest ranks higher
in the estimation of the people.
y great appetite is created by eating
bread made from Washburn Crosby's
Gold Medal -four. ellis appetite is
more to bread than stone. "Measure for
measure. Naturally, because his bread
was made from Washburn Crosby's
Gold Medal flour, the finest in the
world. Ask Will Scott for it.
The public library is again without
| librarian Miss Reeves having accented
| a position of teacher in kaukauna a
place made vacant by the recent marri-
age of one of the instructors there. 1t
is to be deplored that it is not feasible
to employ librarian whose time Will
be fully employed at prices SO remuner-
alive that it is an object to stay.
DR.. r. c. Flagg, president of Ripon
| College, will occupy the Congregational
Church pulpit in this city Sabbath
| morning and evening. The announce
| ment of his coming is sufficient to fill
the house, and it is matter of gratula-
| ton that we have an opportunity to
| hear him. He is considered one of the
most able educators in the state.
Special services are being held in the
Methodist church and there is good in
terest, Mrs. w. C. Mead the lady
evangelist is expected on Friday and
will preach on Friday evening. She
| will occupy tho p,,1nif on SUNDAY poxt