Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-12-10
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WHOLESALE

Fresh pork in hOg,...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Mess pork, per barrel, sc
Beef, on foot, "a
Beef, dressed, 5C
Hay (Wild) per %
Hay, TImothy) per ton.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. OO
LOCALS.
The lowest of prices on holiday goods
at f. /. Steib & Co.
Old colored Shoes made to look like
new if brought to Muir, the Shoe Man.
Miss Mary Ratelle and Mr.. N. G.
Ratelle made a trip to the twin cities
Wednesday.
DAILY wants to show you bargains in
Christmas presents.
1t is not too late to sit for photos.
Mcneil promises to get them out for
Christmas If you go and sit soon.
Holiday goods now displayed at +. l..
Steib & Co.
Two bars of Maple City soap will do as
much washing as three of any rOSln-
filled soap and do 1T better and easier
We are agents for the celebrated
Gold Medal black dress goods. Mrs.
John Hamm.
FoR SALE:-A span of working horses
at the barns of N. L. Compton. A bar
gain for somebody.
Mr.. Joe Boucher, former Centralia
boy now resident at Ashland, Wis, has
been visiting among relatives and old
school associates in the twin cities this
week.
Water proof dress facing and a com
plete assortment of Innings of every
description at Mrs. John Hamm's.
Mrs. James Luft, of Madison, de-
parted for her home Monday evening
having made a pleasant visit of two
weeks in Centralia as the guest of her
daughter Mrs. d. d. Conway.
Tomah Advertiser-Miss Minnie
Gets, one of the nurses employed in
the Tomah hospital, passed Sunday at
New Lisbon, returning on Monday to
her duties here.
The 1Ith, 18th, and 18th will be bar
gain days In Shoes at Muir's-The Shoe
Man.
The Ladies of the Aid Society of Unity
Church will give an evening social at the
home of Mrs. J w. Cochran, Centraila,
Wednesday Dec. 10th. Refreshments
will be served from until 10 O'Clock,
price Is cents. A cordial invitation is
extended to the public in general.
Cashton Record:-The many friends
in this section will be sorry to learn
that Mr.. Z. f. Tucker, who has been
employed by L. r. Arlington as
photographer for the past two years,
will after the first of the year, make his
home at Grand Rapids, Wis.
Stevens Point Journal-A special Con
vocation was held in Forest Chapter
Thursday for the purpose of comforting
were James McNaughton of Waukesha,
l.. NJ Carpenter of Chippewa Falls, VIM.
Scott, w. ID. Harvie and w. H. Whiting
of Grand Rapids.
r. A. Havenor, secretary Of the
Farmers Institute for Wood county
desires us to announce that all those
interested in the coming institute to be
held in Centralia will meet in the busl.
ness mems rooms in the DAILY block al
. o'clock Saturday afternoon December
18th. All are invited to be present and
assist in making the institute a success
Mr.. Joseph Janda, employed with
Druggist J. E. DAILY, resigned his posi-
ton the past week and departed for his
home in Portage Monday evening. Mr.
Janda was first violnist in the Sym
phony Mandolin Club, recently reorga
nized, and was valuable addition to
this musical organization. His absence
will be felt by the club.
The editors of the Centralia Enter
prise and Marshfieid News, both Demo
cratic newspapers, are making grea
cry simply because they could not con
vince the County Clerk to give them
lob at 5000 when the REPORTER hac
agreed to do the same work for 100
Bows all your blowing is too thin, i
would not wash. The clerk was outt
your combination. The county obtains
q Job cheap, that's all,