Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-09-10

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mrs. A L. Fontaine is spending the
week with her parents in MukWOnago
Call and see Johnson, Hill & Co. s al
wool school suit for boys for $500.
Mrs. n. Pepin will leave today fol
Chicago and Milwaukee for a visit.
Mrs. F. w. Crapsev has gone fol-
several weeks visit in Fond du Lac.
The latest wares in Dresden China
goods now in stock at F. L. Steib &
Co.'s.
"Queen's Evidence' at Opera House
Friday and Saturday nights. Prices 10
20 and 80 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Scott spent Sun
day in Wausau guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Ed. Rossier.
We are sorry to report the serious
illness of Grandma Mennet. She was
very poorly Tuesday night.
Senator VIM. F. Villas was the guest Of
Hon. Z. E. Nash in the twin cities the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. Joseph Martin was over from
Stratford this week among his friends in
Grand Rapids.
Ladies, if you want up-tO-date foot
wear, Muir, the Shoe Man has it and
at the right price.
Go to NJ. J. McRaith for your tailor
made clothing. He does the best oil
work at the lowest living prices.
Mr.. A. L. Gross and his daughter
Mrs. Geo. W. DAVIS left Tuesday even
ing for Chicago to spend the week on
business and pleasure.
When you need laundry done up on
sudden notice call up telephone No. SO.
Model Steam Laundry. We are in
business to accommodate you.
Geo. Booth, barber employed by
Edward Brazeau, went to Stevens
Point, on his wheel Sunday for a few
days visit with relatives.
Insure your property against loss by
Wind. so cts. per hundred for yrs.
Taylor q Scott agts. Grand Rapids and
CentralIa, Wis. June1Sm3
Mr.. Frank BeIanger, of Ashland,
visited with his mother in this city a
few days the fore part of the week.
Frank departed from here for Oshkosh.
NJ. j. McRaith, merchant tailor, is
making suits of clothes in keeping with
the times. If you want a suit for $40,
SD, SD, $50, $50 call on him for bargains.
If the noise of machinery in motion
is too trying to your nerves and YOU
want it silent, vote for Bryan and Free
Trade. That will shut down the
factories and still the machinery.
Goodwin Kettleson, of CentraIia, is
enrolled among the students attending
the Stevens Point Normal school, this
name being added to the list during the
past week.
Insure your property against loss by
Wind. 90 cts. per hundred for yrs.
Taylor q Scott agts. Grand Rapids and
Centralia, Wis. June1Sm3
The continued rains of the last few
days have fallen per order of the
management of "Queen's Evidence"
the water having been caught for use in
the exciting lock scene, second act, to,
morrow night.
Mr.. Guy Nash went to Madison Tues
day evening to spend another year al
the State University. He and his
sister Miss Nellie, who had already
preceded him, returned early to dc
some extra work not down on the pro,
gram of their regular courses.
Should there be a lady in town who
does not use the celebrated Yeast
Foam we would advise her to try the
free sample given her by the North
western Yeast Co.'S agent. Nothing
like it for raising light, sweet, indus
trious and healthy loaf of bread.
GitchelI and Fuller of the Wausau
ball team played with Twin City in the
Evansville game here Tuesday and
Fuller put up a somewhat poorer eXhi-
ton at shOrtstop than is his usual style
errors in managing several very easy
bits, and then he went mapping besides
Stevens Point Gazette: Daniel Han
rahan, of Grand Rapids, spent few
hours in the city on Tuesday. While
here he was joined by his son, David c.
Hanrahan, cadet at the L. s. Naval
academy, Annapolis, Md. David has
spent two years at that institution very
successfully, and will graduate one
year from next June.
The American Protective Tariff
League has just issued document No. SO,
The Tariff which gives extracts, in
parallel columns, from the speeches OF
Hon. w. j. BRYAN and Hon. William
Mckinley. This document should be
read by every voter. Address, w. F
Wakeman, General Secretary, 135 W.
23d Street, New York.
Monday was peach day in the twin
cities. 4 refrigerator car from Milwau-
kee filed with this fruit was e-tracked
at the st. Paul depot, Centralia, and
the two gentlemen IN charge were kept
busy all forenoon and afternoon
dealing out the baskets. Peaches were
cheap and our merchants bought them
in large stock quantities, closing them
out at retail two baskets for % cents,
half bushel 40 cents. 4 large number
of baskets were delivered over the
town in all directions and the car was
nearly emptied here.
The Twin City Mckinley Club. hay
ing now a membership of over SOC
voters, will meet Monday evening next
at 7:30 o'clock at the Court House. A
number of our most prominent local
Republicans will address the meeting
and an interesting session is expected
All ladies desiring to listen to able dis
cussions of the great political issues OF
this ca n1nainn are nSnnn1all,- ianritnA IL