Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-08-06

E. Z. POrs was down from Marshtield
on legal business Tuesday.
BsgHO. t. Hougen NJ. D., Office over
Days Drug store. Telephone at office
81 residence y.
Miss Grace Hoskinson has returned
to her home in Centralia from pleasant
visit at Manitowoc and Appleton.
Mrs. G. H. SIocum and daughter
Winnie, of West Superior, are visiting
relatives and friends in this city.
A few of the young friends of
Clarence Love gave him a pleasant
surprise party Thursday evening last.
For SALE.-Lot one, block ten, Ne
koosa, 56x155 feet with a house 24X24 ft.
For full particulars enquire of \. L.
FOntaine.
Jacob Lutz, Jr., DR.. Peeso, Moses
Mezerow, Maurice SLIDER, Ed Hayes
and j. Leech were Marshtield visitors
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gotchey, of Rudolph,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. GrignOn, and Mr..
and Mrs. Milton Mosher spent Sunday
at MarShheld.
Insure your property against loss by
Wind. 80 cts. per hundred for yrs.
Taylor 4 Scott agts. Grand Rapids and
Centralla, Wis. JunelSm3
Mrs. j. a. Gaynor came home from
Wausau last Thursday evening where
she had been visiting with Mrs. L.
Craven.
My Fall Stock of Shoes has begun to
arrive. Watch for the best bargains in
footwear ever offered in the state.
Muir, the Shoe Man.
Tuesday was a day to put down on
the records for intense, sitting heat
The hub and spoke factory had to close
down III the afternoon as it was too hot
III the mill for men to endure work.
Adam Paulus, of the MarshfeId News
since he heard from Waupaca and
Milwaukee, insists ''that even the
people are different" How glad we
are that it is so.
Mr.. n. Johnson, Centralia. was in
Milwaukee this week and attended
Wednesdays session of the Republic
can state convention. Mr.. Johnson
came home this morning.
There Will be services in st. Johns
Episcopal Church next Sunday, August
9th, morning and evening prayer. Rev
w. S. Trowbridge from Stevens Point
will be here to have charge of the
meetings.
Messrs. Geo. r. Gardner. C. H. Wood
Geo. Mcmillan, DR.. A. L. Ridgman and
+. E. Ramsdel attended the Republi,
can congressional convention at
Waupaca Monday. They were all
seated too.
+. B. Grignon, tailor, invites you to
look over his new line of Fall and Win
ter samples from the Detmer Wooden
Co., Chicago, leaders in clothing weaves.
He has the finest line of late styles ever
shown i'll the city.
81 have been hopeful from the begin.
ming; but now | have crossed the line
of hopetulness into the land of conf
dence," is what Mai. Mckinley said
quietly and unOstentatiOusly, to {
visiting friend at Canton a few days ago
Received this week fourteen dozer
L L
Brown. Drab and Slate coIors. In order
to start them going [ will, on Saturday
give with each hat sold fine pair 0.
silk end suspenders. Alex NJ. Muir.
The F. MacKinnOn hub and spoke
factory in Centralia started running
Monday morning after being idle aboUr
two weeks on account of slackness il
orders. They had large stock OIL
hand but the market for their produc
has again increased its demands.
Mr.. Fred Palmer, who has beer
employed at the Jackson Touring mil
in Centralia for the last year or more
departed this week for Stevens Pom
| to take the position of book-keeper fol
the jackson Milling Co. in that city
Mr.. Palmer is trusted emplove Will
! this firm.
Miss Nellie Nienstedt and Mr.. Geo
! Nienstedt departed Saturday noon fol
| their home in Clarinda, Iowa, making
a stOp-Over for a short visit with
| relatives III Milwaukee. These young
| people are well known in social circles
here and had pleasant visit as guests
of +. ?. Arpin and family.
/ -tI1 ANIOoSo 4hSACION, llt'du CIGIh Il
the store of Mrs. B. SLIDER, has severed
! his connections as employee there anC
! departed Wednesday for Chicago t.
visit a few weeks. From Chicago he
will 60 to his home at Ashland Mr.
Jacob SLIDER, brother-in-law of Mrs
SLIDER, now waits upon customers a
! that stone.
About forty people from the twin
cities passed Sunday at Lake Emily
going over by special train, the occasion
of the big picnic given by the Brother
! hood of Locomotive Firemen of the
! Green Bay 4 Western Ry. Green Bay
and all cities along the line were wei
represented at the little resort and !
SPLENDID day is reported by al
attendants.
Since 1873 there have been nine
epidemics of dysentery IN diferen
parts of the country in which Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoes
Remedy was used with perfect success
Dysenterv, when epidemic, is almost a.
severe and dangerous as Asiatic cholera
Heretofore the best efforts of the mos
skilled physicians have failed to checl
its ravages, this remedy, however. ha.
cured the most malignant cases, both 0
/ children and adults, and under The
most trying conditions, which proves i
to be the best medicine in the world fo
bowel complaints. For sale by F. L