Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-12-17
LOCALS.


LOCALS.
Prices cut to suit the times at Days
drug store.
Reduced prices on shoes at Mrs.
job Hnamm's.
Lowest cash prices for xmas presents
at NJ. \. Bogoger's furniture rooms.
You take home lbs. Mixed Candy
for 25c when you buy Of Geo W Davis.
The roller skating craze has returned
to Wausau and rink for this amusement
is now opened there.
Our sc Cashmere MufIers can't be
beat. One price to all. Come and
see the goods in the Milwaukee Cheap
store.
The finest line of handkerchiefs in
either city, suitable for Christmas
presents at Mrs. John Hamm's.
Don't mind cuba war, but take care of
your own dollar You do the same by
trading at the Milwaukee Cheap Store,
Grand Rapids.
Things that Kill-ConstipaJion, Sick
Stomach, Liver and Kidneys, Rocky
Mountain Tea cures. Never fails.
Days Pharmacy. Dec,l1ml.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Slattery and
Mrs NJ Slattery came home from
Rhinelander the past week where they
had been visiting for few days with
Mrs. Tom Doyle and Mrs. John Henry.
Ifyou want big selection and low
prices for xmas presents, 90 to Days.
Excursion rates via the Green Bay &
Western Ry can be obtained during
the holidays Full particulars given on
application to s. L. Durga, agent.
Spaford, Cole & Lipke store has been
decorated for Nmas holidays. \ tree
with many fancy articles for sale adorns
the front windows with a variety of all
kinds of goods on sale. When selecting
your presents call at this store.
\ case of the First National Bank of
Stevens Point against j. +. Wiley of
Hancock was argued before Judge Webb
in tins city Friday last. The law in the
matter brought Judge Cate and num-
Der of other prominent attorneys to our
city.
Marshal CASTILLO reports that the dog
tax on one hundred eleven CANNES has
been handed over to date. There are
il few more that need a collar and tag
and the marshal wishes to remind own
ers of dogs once more that this matter
must be attended to without delay.
1t is stated that an editor out west re
Gently received a proposition from a
Chicogo firm that they would furnish
him new patent fire escape for one
dollar and some advertising to be done
later. He borrowed the dollar and sent
along and in a few days received a
1copy of the New Testament.
Miss Nickers has an attractive stage
presence and shines all over with good
humor and unaffected gayety; she IS
graceful in movement, refined III man
ner. effective in her work, and has a
bright future before her.-St. Louis
Republican.
Messrs. Godfrey Prim and T. A..
Stamm organized dancing school
Tuesday night in the Sons of Veterans
hall where they expect to hold forth
every Tuesday and Thursday to give
instruction in dancing. Lovers OF this
art will now have an opportunity to
perfect themselves.
Plainfeld Sun.-Willie J. Wilson and
Miss Minnie f. fuller. both of PLAIN
field. we're married at the NJ. E.
parsonage in Grand Rapids, by Rev.
John Reynolds, on the evening OF
December 5, 1896. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son have the best wishes of host OF
Young friends in the western part OF
this town, for long aud happy married
life
The Wausau Record gives US this bit
of news about Geo. Rice who is vel
known in this city: George Rice has
been heard from at Malvern Arkansas
lie is down there adjusting the insur
ance on 4 sawmill fire and says the balmy
air is a luxury TO a nan used to 4
degrees below zero. But Arkansas i
no balmier to-day than Northern Wis
consin. This weather is good for :
banana crop before spring if it Keeps
up"
Miss Matte Nickers is unattectedly
fresh and buoyant. She seems to love
her work, and to put her whole hear
and soul into it. She has a demonstrate
i've personality and she knows how t,
exercise it. She has a style of her own
anovelity in her method and manner
quite distinct from any other artist il
her special line. She never misses
point III the word she wants to utter
whether humorous OIL pathetic. She cal
also deliver little bits Of sentiment wit
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