Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-11-12
LOCALS.
BI@O. T. Hougen NJ. D., Office over
Daly's Drug store. Telephone is.

Mrs. Ben Johnson's two year old boy
Carl, Centralia, is getting along nicely.
Examine the line of diamonds at
Chapman's.
Mrs. Edward Ketchum is confined to
the house this week on account of sick
ness.
L. f. Colvin postmaster at Pittsville,
transacted business in the twin cities
Saturday.
All the stars Of Minstrelsy and song,
Opera House Nov. 1913.
Cord and stove wood for sale by
Mosher d Whitney. Leave order at
the store.
The County Board is in annual session
this week. The usual routine business
is being transacted.
Messrs. John DAILY and Henry Has
brouck spent few days il Chicago the
first of this week.
80 Bellies of BlackvilIe, Opera House
Nov. $40
Stop and examine the special Holt
day offer. Hurds Stationary at Chap
mans with Monograms Embossed.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Curtin, of Biron,
are among the happy ones in that berg
because a little boy has recently come
to bless their home.
Try Maple City Self Washing soap for
washing WOOlens or lace curtains. It is
unequaled for washing ladies' shirt
waists.
MIR. and Mrs Jacob Maurer, of Biron,
are happy over the arrival of baby
boy Saturday November 9TH. DR.. o. T.
Hougen in attendance.
Sleigl and cutters in large numbers
have been out since Monday. Sliding
in the country is very fair for light
loads.
We are willing to allow our customers
to be judge whether we have fine
holiday stock Of goods or not at Chap
mans.
Maple City self-Washing soap not
only saves the wear on your clothes. be-
cause less rubbing is required, but il
say es fully half the labor. Sold by G.
T. Rowland 4 Son and in Centralia by
Johnson, Hill & Co..
Mr.. F. L. Bunge, formerly employed
at the Centralia Meat Market, went to
Babcock Monday evening to assist Will
McGlynn III a new market started in
that berg
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Koeppel are reioic-
ing over the arrival of a son and heir
the past week. Meat will probably be
cheaper now. DR.. O. T. Hougen in at
tendance.
Miss Lucy Woodworth, accompanied
by her friend, Mrs Charles Vaillen-
court, of Stevens Point, were in the
city Tuesday guests of Miss Helen
Kroner
DR.. A. B. Crawford transferred his
residence and business lots in this CITY
to Isaac d. Witter the past week and
has rented the DR.. de Grandpre build
ing on Center street in which he will
hereafter reside and have his office.
Mrs. S. T. Durga returned Saturday
last from an extended visit in the east.
Mrs. Dnrga met Miss Lottie Lynn who
is attending the New England Conser-
vatory of Music, while in Boston.
Winter weather has set in early and
we are now enjoying the best of sleigh
ing. Snow storm reached us Monday
and Tuesday and Wednesday all
vehicles were upon runners.
Mr.. Louis Fourier, barber, sold his
horse and driving outfit this week tc
Mr. Nels Johnson, Centralia. The
transaction was closed Wednesday
morning.
Messrs. Is. r. Goggins and Geo. L.
Williams were in Wausau Monday tc
argue Il motion demanding separate
trial for Lord and Emery for murder
The Judge decided that they should be
tried unitedly as they were upon the
former trial. The case will be called
up Monday November 10th.
| J. r. Chapman is back from Chicago
where he informs us that he purchased
| the finest stock Of holiday goods ever
brought by him to this city He
selected the best he could find in the
lines that he handles and he feels con-
fident that his customers will be pleased
with the selections he has made. Next
week call in and see them as they will
| be on display.
Arthur N. Arpin departed for Red
Lake Agency, Minnesota, last Friday
evening to spend the winter months
among the Arpin lumber camps of that
region. Arthur promised to send US 3
Moose head and we hope he viii be
successful enough to keep his word.