Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1898-03-03
LOCALS.

LOCALS.
DR. John Goggins, Grand Rapids
Wis, office in F. L. Steib & Co.'S. dru
store building. Telephone No. 147.
Reform individuals, and there will
no need of national reform"
The ladies Social club was entertaine
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Wm
Kellogg.
Call on NJ. a. Bogoger for furniture
You will not miss il. No matter wha
you hear you Will hit it.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. Z
church will meet Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Cave.
II. a. Herschleb, the baker, is hay
ing a nice new hardwood floor pu
down in his place of business on Mai
street. Geo. Miller is the carpenter
~ Be Not Deceived A Cough
Hoarseness or Group are not TO be trife,
with. A dose in time of Shiloh's Cur
Will save you much trouble. Sold b
John E. DAILY.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Quirk, town O
Saratoga, mourn the death of thei
little three year old daughter by diph
liberia on Tuesday. The child wa
buried Wednesday.
There is happiness in the family G
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Christofski, Cen
tralia, over the arrival of baby Cir
weight five pounds, to cheer the hom
circle. The little one was born Friday
Mrs. W. T. Jones, worthy matron 0
the order of Eastern Star, gave a com
prehensive report of her attendant
at Grand Lodge in Milwaukee tn
past week, at the last session Tuesda
night.
The Ladies' Aid society of Unit
church. Centralia, will meet, Wednes
day next, with Mrs. f. B. Rossiel
This society will serve a supper O.
Wednesday evening March 10th. Par
tlculars later.
"Rods-Lemons'' pretty Lewelel
setter dog registered at G. G. Lembke
Kennel, Dubuque, Iowa, arrived i
Grand Rapids Wednesday mornin
and is now in the possession Of It's ne1
owner, Mr. Will Scott.
Saul Preston has unloaded this weel
the largest car load of buggies eve
shipped into the twin cities. The
were manufactured bv J. L. Clark, O
Oshkosh. Call and see them an,
place your order for first class vehicle
The c., NJ, & ST P. Ry. will sell tick
els via Northern Pacific and Grea
Northern railways to Portland, Oregon
SEATTLE, Tacoma and Spokane, Washing
ton, Victoria and Vancouver, Is. c.
Butte and Helena, Montana. Firs
class fare, limited, $50 50; second elias
limited S25 90.
An invitation is hereby extended b,
the ladies Of the Eastern Star to every
mason and his wife, or daughter, VIII,
is a member Of the Grand Rapid
lodge Of F.& A. NJ. No. 1913, to be pre-
sent next Wednesday evening at TIN
Masonic Hall. Refreshments will bt
served and All excellent program of en-
tertainment will be carried out. NJ
formal invitations will be issued.
A delegation of twenty two mason
drove down to our city from Steven
Point Wednesday evening to confer tn,
third degree of the order upon can
didate Geo. P. Hambrecht. TIL,
Stevens Pointers were a happy set o
NICE gentlemen and they had splen
did time here. A fine banquet spreat
was given in The New Central hotel a
9:30 p. IN.
A st. Patrick's Day entertainment
will be given at Grand Opera House OF
the evening of Thursday, March II
under auspices of the Young Ladies
Sodality Of the Catholic church. JOIN
F. Dougherty of La Crosse will be tn,
orator for this occasion; vocal and in
strumental music and recitations ar,
included on the program, and all ar,
invited to attend. Admission 25c
children under twelve years of age loo
The Frances E. Willard memoria
services at the NJ. E. Church, Sunda,
evening, were attended by an audienc,
that filled the auditorium, making i
necessary to fill the aisles with chairs
The exercises were varied and YER,
interesting. Addresses on Miss Viii
lard's life and work were given b,
Mrs. VIM. Scott, Mrs. A. G.. Bennett
and the pastor. Mrs. B. r. Goggin
rendered temperance recitation yer,
impressively. The music was excep