Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-11-12

tIOu' Ills recovery 10 H6coSSdTlly very
slow as he was very sick man.
Hear the latest songs, Opera House
Nov. 1913.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Unity
Church, Centralia, will meet next We'd
nesday with Mrs. Frank Garrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Philleo and Miss
Ellen Minahan will entertain their
friends at whist" Saturday evening at
the home of the former.
The Ladies' Guild, Centralia, will
meet with Mrs. T. Mac Kinnon every
Friday afternoon during the month of
November.
You can buy five quires of Hurds
paper assorted colors with envelopes to
match without monogram in fancy case
for $1.25.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. e.
church will meet with Mrs. NJ. E. Stew
ems Wednesday afternoon. A large at
tendance is desired.
We understand that Dr. w. D. Har-
vie has rented the A. B. Crawford
building on Center street in which he
will hereafter hold his office.
Large posters are out announcing
Thanksgiving ball for Thursday
November Goth at the opera house in
this city under auspices OF the Fire
Company.
The new ward school building is now
occupied with Miss Ellen Minahan as
principal Three departments have
been assigned to that building.
DR.. O. t. Hougen purchased 26 forties
Of marsh land from the Arpin Brothers
recently. The land is located just north
and joining the Villas lands near Bearss
station in the town of Port Edwards.
Mr.. n. Gerard, of Stoughton, arrived
in the city Wednesday morning and
expects to remain week. He reports
his son and daughter we'll and con-
templatins a trip to California this
winter.
NoTICE:-Beginnng Sunday next [
will keep my bath rooms open every
Sunday forenoon from until y o'clock
during the winter months. Customers
please note. l.. FOURNIER.
The little three year cid girl of Mr.
Frank Buss, in the town of Grand
Rapids, while playing Friday fell in
such a way that she broke her right
arm. The fractured member was re-
placed by DR.. Hougen and the little one
is doing nicely.
The Chicago Chronicle, democratios
tariff, gold standard newspaper, speaks
of the business revival in its issue of
Nov. eth like this: 'There was
marked improvement in the business
and industrial situation as soon as the
defeat of populism was assured"
Mrs. Samuel Adams, of Stevens
Point, was IN our cities Saturday, Sun
day and Monday visiting among rela-
tives and old time friends. Mrs.
Adams enjoys the best of health and
Is just as jolly and young as she used to
be. Passing time deals gently with
her.
A. Fl. Dustin, who has been busy all
summer at carpenter work in Dexter
vile, was in our cities to-day He re-
turned to Baskerville this noon to
gather up his personal belongings
thence will 90 to Stevens Point to
spend the winter, with headquarters at
Hotel McGregor.
We were very much pleased to know
that our friend Mark Barnum, of Wau-
saU, was elected Member of ASSEMBLY
in district that has always heretofore
been democratic. We predict that he
will prove very efficient member in
the next legislature and credit TO the
people Of his district and state. Mark
we extend congratulations upon your
success.
The Hon. D. Lloyd Jones, one of the
prominent lawyers of Stevens Point,
and present commander of the G.. A. r.
IN Wisconsin has formed a partnership
in Milwaukee with Messrs. Williams
and Lewis, under the firm name of
Williams, Jones & Lewis Mr.. Jones is
we'll known in this city where he has
many friends who will miss him when
they go to our sister city
County superintendent of Schools r.
A. HavenoT has an interesting annual
report to the County Board of Super
visors this week which is a part of the
published proceedings Of the Board in
another column of this issue. The cost
Of maintaining the schools of the county
during the past year, not including
Grand Rapids schools, was $50, %. G.
Our country schools are in prosperous
condition under the able direction of
Supt. Havenor and matters in an etlu-
cational line are moving along nicely.