Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-06-01
Local and Otherwise.

brushes of all kinds at H. II. Voss'.
Go to the Milwaukee cheap store for
bargains.
Miss Lottie Lynn sung in Merrill
Tuesday evening.
Flags were displayed at half mast
memorial day from our schools.
Miss Carrie Briere is in Madison this
week the guest of Miss Ruth Witter.
Miss Eva Jones has joined the list of
fair cyclers and possesses new bicycle.
Don't forget that you can get the best
selection of wall paper and window
shades at H. H. Noss'.
Washburn's Gold Medal flour still
leads all other patent fours. VIM.
Scott Jr. keeps it.
Tom Love has in course of erection a
large two story upright to his already
large residence.
Do you want to buy full value for
your money, if so, call at the Milwau-
kee cheap store.
Miss Anna Rocheleau Postmaster
Burt's assistant has been on the sick
list for over three weeks.
Trade with VIM. Scott Jr. is constant
ly increasing and his -four leads them
all. Give him trial.
Many of our citizens displayed flags
and bunting on their premises in honor
Of memorial dav.
The weather is getting warmer and
Cohen Bro. IS are warming up in giving
their customers low cash prices.
Miss Ina Lynn returned from Stevens
Point Friday after a week spent as
guest of DR.. Phillips family.
NP Geo. n. Wood will give you first
class insurance on your pro erty or life
at regular rates.
Mr.. J. D. Witter went to Madison the
latter part of the week where he was
joined by his wife for visit at the
Worlds fair.
Special.-Ladies straw hats worth 40,
50 and IS cents going for 10, Is and 10
cents at the Milwaukee cheap store
Don't miss this opportunity.
Naturally, because his bread was
made from Washburn Crosby's Gold
Medal flour. The finest in the world
Ask VIM. Scott Jr. for it.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Chapman and
children leave this week for a visit
among relatives and friends at Fond du
Lac and vicinity.
Messrs. F. w. and J. J. Young left
for Minneapolis Monday evening to at
tend the funeral of their brother
Severn Young.
Messrs. Geo. n. Wood, l. E. Philleo,
Russ Lyons and E. B. Brundage left
Monday night to do the sights at the
worlds fair.
Mrs Allie Mcqueen was the guest of
Mrs. D. J. Arpin a few days. She is
book-keeper for Joannes Bros of
Green Bay.
Mrs. E. X. Smith expects to depart
early in the week for Grinnell, Iowa,
to make an extended visit at the home
of her daughter, Mrs r. Preston.
MARRIED.-At the Cong1 parsonage
Wednesday evening, May 31st, Mr..
Geo. W. Blackford, of Babcock, to Miss
Ora Belle O'Neill, of Stevens Point
We invite your attention to B. Silber's
large advertisement IN this issue. He
recently returned from Chicago where
he purchased new stock of goods.
Those who are pOssessors of World s
fair souvenir coins can have them linked
to their neck or watch chains by calling
on J. r. Chapman, the jeweler, at east
end of bridge.
Sigel is giving the pretty little church
of st. Mary's fresh coat of paint and
making it an attractive place of worship.
Our cities might do we'll to follow the
example.
Mr. F. L. Tibbits received telegram
from his son Fred that he arrived in
New York Sunday from Italy by steamer
Bretange and will probably be at home
in this city in few days.
Prof. VIII Wheelan is a good wheel
man anu evidently finds his native place
possesses attractions to be mot met
with elsewhere. High st. is favorite
resort for cyclers.
DR.. H. H. Muggley the expert
optician will be at the Witter
House from June II to II, to
treat all cases of defective eye
sight.
A great appetite is created by eating
bread made from Washburn Crosby s
Gold Medal flour. ellis appetite is
more to bread than stone. Measure
for measure. For sale by Will Scott, Jr.
Mrs. Ella Shultz has class number
ing over forty pupils ID piano and organ
lessons. Mrs. Shultz has earned her
success and popularity as a teacher by
untiring devotion to her profession.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Pomeroy, of Minneapolis,
will arrive in the city tomorrow and
proba bly, remain over Sunday visiting
friends. She is on her way home from
the Worlds fair after two weeks out
ing there.
Mrs John DutfnrfipI1 and Ioctar