Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-03-02

the Sabbath In this city with his parents. !
Mr.. Cohen, of ST. Paul, a travelling |
salesman was in the city the first of the |
week.
Mr. Jake SLIDER, of Waupun, was in
the city Friday the guest of Mrs. b.
SLIDER
Miss Anita hurry, the sweet singer is
with May Shaw Co. this season. At the
opera house tonight.
Mr.. T. S. Woodwork was in the city
Tuesday to see his mother who is very
low with sickness.
Mrs. Dwight Huntington entertained
party of children at her home Tues
day evening.
Miss Emma Buss is victim to ty-
phoid fever fever she is being cared for
at the home Of Jerry Kline.
Remember the lecture at Union
church tomorrow night. Admission 20
cents to single lecture.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Unity
church, Centralia will meet with Mrs.
O. Dennis on Wednesday, next.
4 fine display of linen handkerchief,
white shirts and pants can be seen in
| F. w. Kruger & Co.'S show windows.
| Mr.. Geo. W. Baker was confined to
| the house the fore part Of the week on
account of sickness.
Mrs. A. D. Scribner, Of Babcock, was
in the city Wednesday of last week the
guest of Mrs. Geo. W. Baker.
Mr.. J. L. Harvey made this Office a
social call Tuesday and renewed his
subscription to the REPORTER.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Arpin arrived
home Monday night. They can be
found at the family homestead.
Messrs. Doud & Muir have added
! fine shoes.
The children are delighted with the
good skating on the streets and side
walks which are covered with ice.
Mrs. VIM. II. Edwards and daughter
Mary arrived home Wednesday. Miss
| Mary is threatened with scarlet fever.
Mrs. NJ Dougherty left Wednesday
morning for Wausau. She was called
| there Ola account of her brothers illness.
II. II. Noss has received fine line of
merit and school cards. Call and in
spect his line before purchasing else
where.
Mr.. James Withers, of Centralia, was
pleasant caller at this Office Monday
and decided to be q reader of the RE-
| PORTER.
| Be sure and 90 and hear the lecture
| to be given by Prof. Culver at Unity
church on the Glacial Period, to-mor-
row (Friday) evening.
| DIED.-On Wednesday. Mich. LIST, at
the residence of Mr.. \. Beinsp the in
! FAINT son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Shearrier.
Funeral , p. N. Friday at the house.
The wonderful Marvellow Bros.
contortionist and equliibristg are with
the May Shaw Co. this season at the
opera house tonight.
| Mr.. Geo. \. Wood attended the
| funeral Of Mr.. j. P. Coon in Merrill
| Wednesday as brother Knight Temp
lar He returned the same evening.
Miss Laura Biron leaves this week
for Chicago III company with the young
| lady who has been a guest Of the
| Arpin's the past winter.
e. ". Kruger & Co. have recently
added a full iine Of shoes to their stock
of Gents furnishing goods. This firm
is rapidly gaining an enyiabia reputa-
ton for fair dealing and low cash prices
The engineers of the C. VI. & St. Paul
| railroad have finished locating the rail
road track to the Aekoosa Paper Co.'S
site. The work will comnssace as soon
as the frost is out of the ground.
Messrs. L. T. Harmon and G.. s.
Biron, returned Monday morning from
Milwaukee where they spent the Sab
bath. They report Geo. Corriyeau
gaining slowly.
Miss i. Franck left Tuesday morning
for Amigo where she will make it her
home with her sister She subscribed
for the REPORTER before going to keep
posted on the local news iii the twin
cities
Mrs. L. f. HEimans is expected faom
Dakota to-day being called by the
serious illness OF her mother, Mrs.
Woodworth. Mrs Wcodworth has
slightly improved and there aye hopes
of her recovery.
Mr.. Henry Timm, who has been in
the employ of Johnson, Hill & Co. for
several years back, resigned his position
to accepta similar one in the City Cash
store. He thinks some of taking al
interest with c. II. Nilsson & Co. He
will decide later.
The May Shaw Co. is larger and
and stronger than ever this year, having
twenty people with them and their
show is Bright, Sparkling and Witty
without vulgarity. Opera House Thurs
day evening.