Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-09-03
LOCALS.

! LOCALS.
Mems Working Shoes a specially a
Muir's, the Shoe Man.
Miss Mamie DAILY has been the CUES
of her cousin, Laura DAILY, at Necedah
Mr.. Julian Biron, of Merrill, is il
! the city on a visit to his wife who
has resided here all summer.
Call and see my new line Of Gents
driving and street Gloves.
MUIR, the Shoe and Hat Man.
Miss Bertha Yondt leaves to-day fol
visit among her friends in Wausau
She expects to be away one week.
Go to NJ. J. McRaith for your tailor
made clothing. He does the best o
work at the lowest living prices.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lynch and sol
Guy, and Mrs. NJ. Belanger, returned
! Tuesday from pleasant weeks Visl
with relatives in MontellO.
Paul Juneau, a successful farmer il
the town Of Rudolph, was in the city
to-day and while here renewed bis sub
scriptIon to the REPORTER.
Having cut wages in two they (tht
popoCrats) now want to cut the money
in which the wages are paid, in two
Mckinley.
Geo. H. Smith, candidate for sheriff
on the Republican ticket, was in the
Twin Cities Tuesday looking after his
interests here.
A neatly polished shirt front is essen
tial to the socially polished gentleman'E
attire. Have your work done at the
Model Steam Laundry, Centralia, anC
get the best finish.
Kruger & Olson have had some new
signs painted for advertising purposes
and are distributing them i'll differeu
parts of the county where they will dc
the most good.
Miss Leila Treat, typo at the Enter
prise office, departed Monday evening
to visit with her sister in Tomah. Miss
! Treat will also spend part of her YaCa
ton at home i'll Meadow Valley.
If you have any money and owe {
dollar pay your bill and keep the money
in circulation. When times are hare
the worse thing you can do is to hold
your money. Spend it.
Miss Kate McKercher departed Fri
day last for Oshkosh to complete her
studies at the Oshkosh Normal School
Miss MCkerCher expects to finish by
the Christmas vacation.
The South Centralia paper mill viii
start up Monday next having beer
shut down the past three weeks fOl
repairs in the tail race. The pull
department was kept running steadily
Miss Ella Byrnes is now registered a
the Stevens Point Normal School for {
years course IN review and advance
work to better fit her for duties as {
teacher. Her sister, Miss Martha, viii
also attend the Normal this year.
Tomah Journal: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
?. Hambrecht are expected to return
| from Chicago the first of the coming
week to visit a few days here before The
opening of Mr. Hambiecht's school a
Grand Rapids.
From all accounts Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is a Godsend to The
afflicted There is no advertisement
about this; we feel just like saying it.
The Democrat, Carrollton, Ky. Fo
sale by +. l.. Steib & Co. Sept.
Mr.. Geo. P. Hambrecht and bride
arrived in the city this morning anC
are spending the day here in quest O
a house in which to reside when SChOO
commences. They expect to return
to Tomah this evening.
Mr.. Amial Lambert, baritone in thu
Twin City Band, has been spending til,
week at Tomah playing a three days
job with a musical organization in tina
town. Mr.. Lambert is clever musician
and a promising baritone blower.
Jasper Crotteau, proprietor of Hote
MCGregor, at Stevens Point, spent three
or four days in our cities the past Weel
closing up his business at the CONNER
clal Hotel and moving his furnishing
to Stevens Point Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 0
Potter are again conducting the Com
mercial.
Mr.. W. E. Coats, who has been max
ing his headquarters in Racine, arrived
in this city Monday to join his wife ant
daughter and accompany them bacl
home in Minneapolis. They left to
gether on Tuesday after three week
visit among relatives and friends.
A special train of three coaches Will
nearly every seat taken passed through
the city on the Green Bay & Western
R'y at 10:11 Tuesday morning en- rout
with eNcursiOnists bound for St. Pau
. and Minneapolis. A very few cot on a
this station as nearly all went with tn
special of Monday.
Clara Thomas and Nora Craven
two little ladies from Wausau VIII
have been visiting in the twin cite
for week, returned home thi
. morning. Clara was the guest of he
young friend Nellie Ward, Gram
Rapids, and Nora was entertained b
Viola Garrison, Centralia.
Marshield Times: County treasure
Berg was here between trains YESTERDAY
One good term deserves another and a
Mr.. Berg has made q good officer. h
will be re- nominated by acclamation 6
the coming county convention and re
elected in November-Geo. H. Smitl
of Sherry, was a caller at the Time
office last Saturday. Mr.. Smith will