Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-12-16

name from this order and she desires to
show her appreciation of the interest
they have taken in her.
Special prices in China from now I'M
til Xmas AT Daly's Drug Store.
The supper in Forester's Hall last
Thursday evening, given by the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Catholic church was
a big success. An informal dancing par
ty followed it which lasted until mid
night. A snug amount of money was
cleared for the church.
Call and look over our Holiday goods
before buying elsewhere. Centralla
Drug store.
Our veteran lumberman John DAILY
and his estinable wife have returned
from a visit midst youthful scenes in
was absent five weeks, and her husband
went to join her ten days ago. They
arrived home Wednesday morning over
the st. Paul Ry.
DR.. D. A. Teller, dentist, office over
Wood County National bank, Grand
Rapids, Wisconsin. Will be out of town
every Monday and Tuesday. If
A. n. Palmer, station agent for the
Marshfeld & Southeastern Railway Co.
in Centralia, has rendered his resigna-
ton of this position to take effect Satur
day next, Dec. 18th. MIR. Palmer has
accepted employment as book-keeper
for the Jackson Milling Co. and will
start to work in the new place Monday.
Photographer Mcneil has facilities for
turning out Nmas photos on the short
est possible notice.
Mrs. w. H. GAY and little daughter
departed for home in Milan, Michigan,
Sunday evening. Mrs. Gay has spent a
few weeks here visiting with, and at
the same time assisting, her mother
and brother in getting rooms and furni
ture settled nicely in the new Central
hotel.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Second
ward will meet with Mrs. Z. B. Brundage
every Wednesday afternoon during the
month of December. 4w
Mrs. w. Mark Martin came home
from Madison Sunday morning, accom-
panied by her husband, who went down
as far as Portage to meet her the even
ing before. Mrs. Martins mother is
improving very rapidly from the opera
tons performed in Madison and she
was able to be dressed Monday for the
first time since she was taken sick.
During December we will sell at lower
prices than anyone, everything IN the
line of staple and fancy goods for Holt
day presents. Steib & Co., Druggists.
Monday of this week was birthday
event for Mrs Chas. Margeson. Her
lady friends took hand in the celebra-
ton by planning jolly surprise party
for the evening. Twenty guests sur
rounded the Margeson hearth and
happy reports have been told to the
printer.
You can buy one-half dozen sterling
silver teaspoons, 925-1OO0 fine, at J. R.
Chapman's for $500.
Edward Frazier Walsh, the young son
of blacksmith Jim, has been working
hard to make little extra Christmas
money. He has got out a nice lot of
Christmas trees and would be pleased
to have you leave an order with him.
% Stop that Cough! Take warning.
1t may lead to Consumption. A % cent
bottle of Shiloh's Cure may save your
life. Sold by John E. DAILY.
A reception WIGS rendered the senior
class of Howe High School Friday even
ing last by Miss Fife E. Lindsey, first
assistant teacher at the High school.
The students were entertained at Mrs.
Reeves residence near the Green Bay
depot and delightful evening was pass.
ed by all participants.
/ S4.75 buys a comb and brush set with
! sterling silver backs at Chapman's
cheaper than celiuloid.
Mr.. q. NJ. Dillon, former master me-
chanic of the Green Bay railway yards
in this city, moved his family to Middle
Inlet, Marinette county, Wisconsin
Wednesday afternoon, where they viii
hereafter reside. Mr.. Dillon is now in
terested in the firm of Dillon & Marsh
dealers in lumber, poles, posts, etc.
near the Michigan line and they arr
enjoying nice business.