Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1897-03-11

Insist on having Maple CITY soap if
You want the best. If YOUR dealer does
not keep it he will get it for you. If
used for common work and in same way
as common soaps. use less of it.
The Advance Agent of Prosperity has
arrived. His earnest work for Ameri-
can labor will be followed by the pros
perity that thousands are all so much in
need of, and which we are all so
anxious to witness.
The c. N. & St. Paul railroad will sell
hOmeseekers excursion tickets during
the months Of January. February,
March and April. For further particu-
lars enquire at the company's office.
Stevens Point Journal: A. ]. Has
brouck, prominent business man of
Grand Rapids, who had some buggies
and cutters in the factory which burned,
came up Thursday to investigate his
loss and found it tri1ing.
Never mind the advance prices in
shoes. We can furnish you shoes with
prices to suit everybody's pocket-book.
We Dever advance prices but always
cut down. Call at the Milwaukee
Cheap Store, Grand Rapids.
Mr.. Claude A. Wright of Stevens
Point, an expert fiash-light artist, whose
services have been secured by Photog
rapher O. P. Mcneil, arrived here to-
day and will remain in our cities one
week from date.
Mrs. Jasper Crotteau was the guest of
her daughter Mrs G. Edmonde La
Vigne in Centralia between trains Sat-
urday, returning to Stevens Point from
Baraboo where she had been called by
the death Of her niece, Mrs. Jos.
Kaesman The funeral Of Mrs Kaes-
man occurred Tuesday, March End.
Francois Martin, editor of the Wis
consin National Zeitung, received
farewell "send-off'' from our friend and
neighbor Nicholas Thomas, who had
reason to know him better than any
body else. We have good reason to
believe that Mr.. Martin will never for
get his departure from Grand Rapids.
The Misses Schmitt, of Merrill, are
expected here Saturday to prepare
their millinery store for their Spring
opening in this city. New fixtures
have been manufactured by Mr.. w. l..
Lain, who is an artist in his line and
they will soon be in place. Watch for
their announcement in the REPORTER.
McKinley's Inauguration day should
have been regarded by every one of
the millions of American laboring men
as day sacred to labor, a new Labor
Day. 1t means the dawn of new era
of prosperity to American labor, it is
the forerunner of the time that will
bring back to American Workmen the
work of the American people.
How dollars are made? Asa rule they
are coined at the United States Minis
that is one way. Another way is to
make dollars by trading at the Milwau-
kee Cheap Store Grand Rapids, and
Saving Bank Store, Centralia.
An Arkansas paper puts the case
thusly: at is said that a New York
girl kneads bread with her gloves on,
but that is no news to us. We need
bread with our boots on; we need
bread with our pants on; and if those
subscribers who are so much in ar
rears don't pay up soon, we will need
bread without anything on.
The popular clothier, f. w. Kruger,
has another announcement in this issue
of the REPORTER to which we call your
attention. Fine Spring weather will
soon be upon us and you need to fix
yourself out for the season. Call upon
Fred and he will do it for you in
tirst-class manner and for small
amount. 1t will pay you to investigate
his stock of bargains.
Grant White, formerly leader of the
Erwin City Band" but now leader of
the Green Bay band and orchestra, was
in the city, Friday, and made his friends
a short visit. He was on his way to
points in the southern part of the state
where he will spend two weeks during
the lenten season. This office acknowl-
edges call,
There is great deal oftraveI between
the twin cities, South Centralia, Port
Edwards and Nekoosa, and none.appre-
ciate this fact more than those who