Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-09-03

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Muir's.
Your laundry will be neatly, prompt!
and carefully done up at the Mode
Steam Laundry in Centralia. Try thu
home institution.
Veterinary Surgeon V. P. Norton, O
Stevens Point, was in the city Wednes
day looking after the health of certain
horses.
Jacob Lutz Jr. left on Monday after.
noon as delegate to the Democratic
State convention in Milwaukee. He
will return the last of the week.
Insure your property against loss by
Wind. so cts. per hundred for 3 yrs
Taylor & Scott agts. Grand Rapids ant
Centralia, Wis. June1Sm3
Miss Emma Schnabel got back to he
home in Centraia Wednesday moor
from a pleasant visit with relatives a
Neenah.
Messrs. Heber L. TIbbits, Frank J
Cameron and Eugene Miller spent Tues
day at Stevens Point, going up on theiI
bicycles.
Mrs. J. D. Cutter, of Tomahawk, il
spending the week with her mother
and sisters in this city. She expects
to return Saturday or Sunday next.
Rev. W. Kilburne spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at EndeavOr attend
ing to his duties as a Trustee of al
academy at that place.
Rev VIM. Kilburne, pastor of the
Congregational Church, has received
a call from the Congregational Church
society of South Kaukauna.
Charlie Dougherty received a nice
bike Tuesday this week which be pur
chased through the agency of T. L
Steib & Co. The new wheel is ''Spark.'
A fine new line Of Gents Neckwear
your choice of the lot for % cents. Sole
by most dealers at 50 and so cents.
MUIR, the Shoe and Hat Man.
Mrs. E. II. Bonham and two chill
dTen returned Wednesday morning
from New Lisbon where they have
spent about one week visiting friends
and relatives.
We are pleased to note the fact tina
Mrs. Geo. A. Delap has SO far recovered
from her long siege of illness as to be
able to take an occasional drive these
fine days.
Heber /. Tibbits departed for hi
home in Milwaukee Wednesday after
a guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Cam
erOn.
DR.. H. Y. Wurdemann, of Milwaukee
was in the city the first of the weel
a guest of DR.. O. I. Hougen. While
here the doctor spent most of his time
chicken hunting.
Druggist John E. DAILY took advantage
Of the low rates to st. Paul this weel
and departed Monday to spend two
weeks in the cities of triple at
fractions on business and pleasure bent
Mr. and Mrs. d. D. Conway left Mon
day afternoon for Milwaukee where
Mr.. Conway will attend the Democratic
State convention as delegate and his
wife will visit friends.
Miss Anna Reeves, only daughter O
w III II. h6GNGS, WAS treated 10 JOIIy
little surprise party Friday last in honor
of her 10th birthday. The young folks
were delightfully."- entert med at the
Reeves home and all had ,,n awful gooC
time.
The F. Mac Kinnon Mfg. Co. have
shut down their hub and spoke factory
until after election. They could no
dispose of any of their product or ge
any orders to work upon to warrant the
running of the plant.
Irving Love came home Tuesday
evening from Phillips, Wis, at which
station he has been filling the position
Of night operator on the Wisconsin
Central road in place of the regular
man, who was off duty for about two
months.
The editor is in receipt of a fine DO
quet of gIadioIus with the compliments
of Mrs. A. w. Rumsey, who has {
large variety of this beautiful flower
1t is greatly appreciated and the kline
lady has our thanks for remembering
the poor printer.
DR.. D. Rea, of Chicago, who is one O.
the prominent specialists in America
to-day, is graduate of a number of the
best medical colleges in our land. His
visits to this city are becoming monthly
of more importance, and he is consulted
by hundreds of people each time he
comes.
Mrs. H. H. Harmon, two sons, George
and Fred, Of Princeton, Wis, also Mrs
Edith Monroe, of Hammond, Wis.
6 7 III
NJ. 0. Potter at the Commercial Hote
this week. Mrs. Harmon is a sister t.
Mrs. Potter and the stay of these visit
ors in Centralia has been made very
pleasant.
Miss Celina Lanouette and Miss Marie
Jeanne, of Lake Linden, Michigan
who have visited for the past month il
this city with Mrs. Z. Lanouette, expec
to start for their home to-day. These
young ladies have formed many ac
Quaintanccs and made numerous friends
during their short stay in Grand Rapids
w. A. Wilgus, southern passenger
agent for the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Co. with headquarters in Hopkins
vile, Ky, is expected here this week
| as a guest of We editor for a chicken
hunt and visit He comes rather late
but we shall try and give him some
shooting.
Messrs. Louis Fournier and A. NJ
| Muir went up stream Friday with roc
and line and brought home II pound!
! of nice fsh--10 in number. The ques
ton has often been asked US "Wha
makes Muir such a good fisherman ant
how can he always report such splendid