Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-12-28


Christmas exercises were held in the
VI. E. Chapel last Saturday evening
and were attended by a large crowd
SO many, in fact, that the chapel was
not large enough to hold them and a
number were obliged to return to their
homes. The program was admirably
rendered by the pupils of the school.
assisted by a choir composed of some
Of our young people. At the conclusion
of the program old Santa appeared
and then began the distribution of
gifts from the Christmas tree-a
generous bag of candy and nuts, an
apple and an orange for each child.
These Christmas gatherings in our
little town have come to be eagerly
looked forward to each year and this
one just past was voted, like the
previous ones, grand success.
Fraud: Our competitor will soon
place in your papers q tlaring ADVERTISE
ment in which they say it's impossible
for one dye stuff to color silk, wool and
cotton. They do this to keep you from
trying Putnam FadeleSS Dyes, which
will color either silk, wool or cotton,
for they know if you ever use Putnam
Fadeless Dyes once you would never
use their goods again. Sold by f. l..
Steib & Co.
Postmaster l.. NJ. Alexander has
purchased for the post office a new
modern up-tO-date post office outfit
with lock boxes, call boxes and money
order window. This will be a great
addition to the looks of Brazeau Bros.
store where it will also be great
l1ti ion, To, 4 lNn
\ Jolly company spent Christmas
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Brazeau: they are Mrs. Chas. Quinn
and daughters Belle and Floy, MeSsrs.
TheO. and Steven Brazeau of Grand
Rapids and /. \. Brazeau of Port
Edwards.
There is grip in every by-Way
Where your footsteps chance to thud:
But if these microbes you would scare
away,
Then take Bludbllder for your blood.
Sold by John E. Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grant, MeSSIS.
Frank Schall and Otto SorvonoSli and
Misses Laura and Fanny COdere are
spending the holidays with friends at
Rudolph.
Mr.. Sweat'S parents from New
Rome and several Of tie young ladies
Of that place. whose names we have
been unable to obtain. were present at
our Christmas exercises Saturday
evening.
Clarence JaSperson, StenOgrapher
for the John Edwards Mfg. Co.,
departed Saturday for his home in
Neenah to spend Christmas at his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ed. Boyle and
children were guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Boyle in Grand
Rapids on Christmas day.
The John Edwards Mfg. Co.. kindly
remembered each married man on
their pay roll with a handsome big
turkey for Christmas dinner.
Fred Mundinger, Jr, who is en-
ployed at kaukauna, came here
Saturday to spend the holiday season
with his parents.
HobSonized girls are in danger Of
chapped lips; to keep the chaps away.
use Coles Carbolisave. Sold by John
L. DAILY.
The employees in the mill presented
Supt. O. W. Dodge with several hand
some Christmas gifts in token of
esteem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chose and son Clark
went to Strongs Prairie Sunday to
spend Christmas with the latter'S
sister.
Mr. ana Mrs. VIM. Edwards of
Irand Rapids ate Christmas dinner
with Mr.. aud Mrs. ". \. BraZeau.
Miss Auna Granger Of Grand Rapids
VAS visitor ia town on Saturday ana
attended the Christmas exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noel enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs, E. Eichstedt and
baby Esther at Christmas dinner.
Mamie. ChaS. and Thomas Boyle of
Grand Rapids attended the Christmas
exercises here Saturday evening,
.. V. Dodge entertained several Of
his friends at d quail dinner given at
the Allen House Tuesday.
Mrs NJ Protteau and son departed
Saturday for st. Paul to spend the
holiday season.
Arthur Preston departed Saturday
for .Kalamazop, Mrh, whe1e he will
visit his father.