Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-03-12

home holding court in Waupaca.
Have you seen Johnson, Hill & Co.'S
new 81 suit for men? 1t is dandy.
Mrs. F. W. Palmatier goes to Stevens
Point today to visit her sister Mrs.
Mary Andrews.
Easter Monday Ball in the opera
house April 9th. Everybody cordially
invited to attend.
Mrs. Geo. A. Delap who has been
very i'll for the past two weeks is some
what better al this writing.
Mr. Louis 81. Gates, proprietor of
Hotel Oakland al Babcock, was noted
on the streets of Grand Rapids Satur-
day.
The Smallev Bicycle is dandy. Call
at Johnson, Hill & Co.'S store, Centralia,
and see them.
Make your calculations and arrange
your society events so as TO attend the
Catholic Knights dance on April 9th.
Mrs. j. H. Miller was up from Bah
cock on Monday shopping in the twin
cities and a guest at the Commercial
Hotel, Centralia.
For SALE.-A fine Gasoline Engine.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Address E. J.
CURRY, 301 American Terrace Building,
Minneapolis, MINI. 2wks.
A Bangor, Me-, woman went into
that town and asked for bottle of
"that Monroe docterin'." Even the
children cry for it.
Aunt Jerusha BOWS Family Album
will be open for examination in Pomain-
ville's hall Wednesday evening March
18th. Admission 10 and 10 cents
MARRIED.-By I. J. Cooper Esq. at
his residence in the city of Centralia
March 9th, 1896, Mr.. James z. Matteson
and Miss Rose A. Smith both of the
town of Sigel.
Mrs. Geo. E. Roskinson reached her
home i'll Centralia Monday noon after
an absence of four weeks visiting in the
cities of Green Bay, Manitowoc and
Marquette, Mich.
All the new things in dress trimmings
at Johnson, Hill & Co.'S.
Miss Belle Collins, teacher in the
public schools Of Wausau spent Satnr-
day and Sunday in this city with Miss
Mary E. Edwards. Miss Collins was
one of Miss Edwards RipOn COLLEGE,
friends.
LosT:-A mink boa, somewhere be-
tween the residences of Mr.. VIM.
Skeels and Mrs. Estelle Jackson, Cen
tralia. A reward is offered for the
return Of same to this office.
Mrs. II. W. Boyer and son Ralph re-
turned home to Merrill Monday after
pleasant visit Of one week with her
sister Mrs. 0. Rocheleau, town of Grand
Rapids, and with Mrs. Jasper Crotteau,
Centralia.
The High School Mandolin Club has
started out auspiciously with sixteen
enthusiastic members-fve guitars and
eleven mandolins. They expect to meet
weekly for instruction with John Steib
as director.
In another column you will see john
son, Hill d Co.'S advertisement in which
they display the popular bicycle now
leading in the market. They sold four
the past week and if you talk of buying
a bicycle it will pay you to see that firm
Justices "Poobah" was over from
Pittsville to the County Convention
Wednesday not only with the city of
Pittsville but also the town of Wood.
If Justice continues to write about
"Poobah" he will come over here some.
day with Wood county.
Cohen Brothers have large display
advertisement III this issue of the
REPORTER in which they quote very low
cash prices. 1t will pay you to call up
on them if in need of anything in their
line. They have established a good
trade since their advent in this city and
do just as they agree.
Mr.. Evan Mcleod died of old age at
his home in Pittsville Tuesday night
after ripened experience of 81 years
upon life's tempestuous seas. He was
born in New Brunswick in 1905, moved
to Madison in '46 and has held a |
continued residence in Pittsvile for the
past thirty years or more. He WAS we'll
known in Wood county.
The Waupaca Record is among the
new exchanges received at this office
1t is seven column quarto owned and
published by Messrs. Woodnorth .6S
Carpenter. They announce that the
county seat fight in that county is now
settled in favor of Waupaca.
Mr.. Zophar Nelson and daughter, of
Dakota, and Mrs. Anna Newson, of
Oshkosh, are visiting in Centralia with
friends and relatives. They reached
the city Monday noon and are on the
way to Lisbon, North Dakota, the home
of Mr.. Nelson. They expect to remain
about two weeks.
1t has been many years since any
specialist visited this city who has
attracted such widespread attention as
has DR.. Rea. HIS methods are the best
known to modern medical science, and
the uniform success that has attended
his efforts in this and other communi-
ties prove him worthy Of confidence.
Witter House Thursday March 10Th.