Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-12-06

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Mr.. Isaac Witter arrived home from
Madison Sunday morning very sick
young man. He was accompanied by
his mother who had been down to care
for him at his college home. Isaac is
now improving.
Mrs. Libbie Demarais gave a large
dinner for relatives to-day in honor of
the 18th birthday of her sister Mrs. D. D.
Demarais, of Minneapolis, who is
visitingin the city. We CHANGED to call
there just after dinner and all were
having good time.
Local and Otherwise.
Rich Xmas gifts at J. R. Chapnlan's
Cutters at lowest prices, call on ]. A.
Corr1veau d Co.
The Galley Slave has been necessar-
lily postponed to Friday Dec. 18th.
Have you seen the line of novelties
in gold and silver at J. R. Chapman's.
Geo. w. Baker has fine display of
furniture in the Pratt building.
Cutters and buggies, best stock, latest
style, J. 4. Cor veau 4 Co.
The "Wooden Shoe" dance never
fails to bring down the house. Go
to the Kermiss and see it enacted.
The Ladies Aid Society Of Centralia
meets next Wednesday at the home of
Mrs Ira Bassett.
Be sure and examine j. r. Chapman's
stock of goods before buying your Nmas
presents.
Skaters have been enjoying them
selves immensely for several days past.
Lots of ice and finest weather.
The ''lone fisherman" from Stevens
Point in song and dance at the kermiss.
Too funny for anything.
The celebrated Hoeff1er & Chapman
buggies and cutters for sale cheap, j. A.
Corriveau & Co. 3w.
The American Drill by young ladies in
national costume, a gypsy dance, Peek
"a boo dance and other attractions at the
kermiss.
Members of Wood Co. Post No. %,
G. A. R. turn out for inspection Oh
Friday evening Dec. 18th. M. S. PRATT,
Commander. :G@
What's enhancing music! Where?
At the Christmas Dance in Pomainvilles
Hall, Dec. 25th-the Symphony Mando
lin Club.
Don't fail to see little Edna Muir as
"Dolores' in the Galley Slave at
Opera House Friday night, Dec. H.
The Witter House have been driving
81 new horse on their bus this week the
other one being sick. The new horse
makes a splendid mate for ''P1ince."
Mr.. Geo. Lavigne is reported to have
broken his nose in fall while skating
at Port Edwards Sunday last. He came
to this city for treatment.
If any body receives Xmas present
that comes from J. R. Chapman they
will be sure it is Of first quality.
Where are you going, my pretty maid?
l am going shopping, sir she said
Can go with YOU my pretty maid?
No; bargain iswhat want, she said.
Did you see the beautiful skirt dance
at the Stevens Point Kermiss. To be
repeated at the Grand Rapids Opera
House the 18th and 18th.
The National Cycle Exhibition will be
held in Chicago from Jan'y7 to y.
Fare one and one third for round trip,
C. NJ. & st. P. Ry. 3w
WANTED.-A load of straw for bedding
purposes. Any one having same for
sale please call at the REPORTER office at
once.
Mrs. B. SLIDER is offering great induce
ments in her advertisement this week.
Clothing can be bought of her at your
own prices.
F. w. Kruger & Co.'S listers are SO
numerous in the twin cities that they
brush against each other on every busy
corner.
T. Z. Kellner announces in his adver-
tlsement this week that he will sell the
best flour manufactured for $3.50 per
barrel. No use going hungry at these
prices Read over his advertisement.
The cue music, orchestra selections
and chorus accomplishments in the
'sGalley Slave will be furnished by the
Symphony Mandolin Club, the sweetest
music in the city.
A Christmas Dance in Pomainville's
Hall Tuesday evening Dec 25th.
Music by the Symphony Mandolin
Club.
The Ladies of the w. R. G. will hold
their next Coffee" at their new hall in
the Pratt Building Friday evening Dec
9TH, 1884 4 cordial invitation is
extended to all. Price 10 cents.
DR.. W. D. Harvie, office at Noss' drug
store. Telephone 50. Night calls at
Witter House, Grand Rapids, Wis. If