Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-03-23
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.


pain.
Miss Libbie Miller is home from her
school duties in Nashville.
gy@ For first-class printing at reason
able prices call at the REPoRTER office.
The Misses Bissett, of Winona, are
guests of Mrs. Aleck Muir this week.
F. w Kruger & Co. have a new sign
on the rear Of their business place.
Sherry, Cameron & Co. broke up
their logging camps the past week.
Mr.. Chas. Spencer made business
trip to Appleton the past week.
Tie man who doesn't shovel the dirt
is always willing to give advice.
New goods are constantly arriving at
he millinery store of Mrs. a, T. Donald
sons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Davis entertained
a few intimate friends at whist Saturday
evening.
Miss Grace Balderston has been con-
fined to the house this week on account
Of sickness.
C. H. Nilsson & Co. Shipped car load
of potatoes Monday. 1t was loaded on
Saturday.
On Monday March goth there was
quite snow fall. The following day it
was about all gone.
Mrs. Libbie Demarais assisted Miss
ellie Kroner in the register of deeds
office this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. J. Pankow, of Marsh
field, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Kalb-
scoph over Sunday.
Do not 90 around half seeing things
but call at J. r. Chapman's and have
your eyes fitted accurately.
The Washburn Crosby Gold Medal
has been awarded highest prize in all
exhibitions. Ask Will Scott for it.
People DESTROYS of getting tick will do
we'll to call at j. r. Chapman S and have
their watch repaired in good shape.
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and Wood county Reporter for Sl.75
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Jack Paterick sold his horse the past
week to Mr. Chas. Scott who will use
him for delivery purposes.
Mr. Matthew McRaith was over from
Neillsville Saturday to spend Sunday
with his father who is quite poorly.
Sweet, white and wholesome bread is
made of Washburn Crosby's Gold
Medal flour. For sale by VIM. Scott, Jr.
Miss Susie C. Young has lately taken
charge of a school near Auburndale,
but she hopes to spend Easter at home.
Election tickets will be printed at the
REPORTER office on short notice. Special
attention given to the printing of town
tickets.
0 March, why are you so scolding?
Why not more cheerful be?
"Because,' said growing, clustering March,
"The whole world scolds at me-"
NJ. F. BUTTS in Youths Companion.
dock horses tail deserves to have his
employer dock his salary close behind
the ears"
4 case of strawberries were sold by
Chas. Scott on Saturday March 18th for
80 cents Il box. They came high but
were delicious.
Mrs. A. f. Donaldson's new trimmer
arrived Monday morning and is now
ready to meet the demands of her
patrons.
Man is an animal, but it doesn't
follow that a man who has lost the
power of speech is a dumb animal
Binghamton Leader.
Mr.. Chas. Scott put in new show
case this week y feet long, manufac-
tured by the Grand Rapids Furniture
Company.
Parties having houses to rent or for
sale will do we'll to list them with us.
We charge but a small commission for
renting or selling. Advertising costs
you nothing we take the chances.
Mrs. L. Faulkner cordially invites the
ladies of Grand Rapids and vicinity to
her Millinery Opening Wednesday and
Thursday, March Doth and 3Oth. One
door south of Telephone exchange.
See that your front and back yards
are cleaned up as fast as the weather
permits. Remember that strangers
judge the people of a city by the way
they keep up their properties. Cleanli-
ness is one of the first laws of nature.
Doud & Muir, the shoe men extend
special invitation to the ladies to call at
their store on Friday of this week, they
wish to talk to them on a matter that
will interest them all. You had better
call on them that day ladies.
Mr.. Michael Matthews, of the town
of Saratoga, is quite sick. His daughter
Belle, of Nashville, and Mrs. Louise
Akey, of the town of Rudolph, are
home visiting. Michael Matthews, Jr.,
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fathers condition.
The following ladies were over from
Pittsville to attend the old folks concert
Friday night; Madames Chas Houston,
a. B. Cotey, d. Stuart, Chas. Zero, John
White, and VIM. Young and the Misses
Ada Skeels, Clara Johnson They re-
turned the same evening.