Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-11-09


in this village. They solicit a share
OF your trade. Cali upon them when
in need OF anything in their line.
w. HOOPER.
No name is better known in cOnnec-
ton with the mercantile interests of
NekooSa than that of VIM. Hooper,
who has been Il permanent and infu-
entail merchant since the commence
ment of the town. He thoroughly
understands the wants of his customers
and carries a large and Superio' stock
OF all kinds of general merchandise.
\. L. LAPHAM.
\. f. Lapham, proprietor of the
popular drug and grocery establish
ment, postmaster and manager of
telephone exchange, is one of the pro-
greSSive and successful business men of
the village. He has been established
a number Of years and has built up an
extensive business. His store is we'll
stocked with all kinds of pure drugs,
proprietary medicines, druggists sun
dries, stationery and school supplies
and family groceries.
Under his charge the postal facilities
and telephone exchange are all that
could be desired.
L. GUTHIEL.
This gentleman works as one of the
most successful merchants of the
country. His store is thoroughly up
with the times and is credita ole to
this tlourShing village. The people
deal to great advantage here. The
stock embraces dry goods, groceries,
boots and shoes, hats and caps, far
niShlng goods, millinery, etc. 1t pays
to deal here.
BROOKS BROS.
This enterpriSing firm conduct a
large general store and do full share
OF the mercantile trade of NekOOSa.
MeSS"S. Brooks Bros. are business men
OF the highest integrity and enterprise
aud the advantages their store offers
to the people eXertS Il marked III
fluencc in drawing trade to the town.
They carry full line of all kinds of
general merchandise.
CENTRALIA LUMBER co.
have done an extensive business in
NekooSa since the founding of this
yard and have established a high
reputation for fair dealing which it is
safe to say under the management of
\. j. BoyleS will be maintained. They
keep on hand full stock of lumber,
lath, shingles, sash, doors, blinds, etc.
and cannot be discounted on prices
FRED FURDEN.
This gentleman recently established
business in NekOoSa buying the meat
market, formerly carried on by Mr..
George He is an enterprising bust
ness man and no doubt will be emin-
emily successful. The public find at
this market the choicest fresh meats
OF all kinds in season, cured meats,
sausage, etc, and fair and square
dealing.
y II. KLEBERG.
lSa progressive business man and his
dealings with the people have always
been characterized by that integrity
and uprightneSS which has won for
him public confidence. He buys from
the leading manufacturers and his
store is splendidly stocked with all
kinds OF general and shelf hardware,
the best makes of stoves, tinware,
household furniture, etc. He is a
competent undertaken.
\. E. GURDY.
This gentleman, who is one of the
permanent citizens Of the village and
Il member OF the council, is proprietor
OF hrSt class tOnSorial eSta bliShment.
lie is an excellent barber and no one
can fail to be pleased with the work
done. He has a large and Increasing
patronage.
I. W. HUBER.
Mr.. Huber is one of the energetic
young business men of the town. He
deals in groceries, fruits, confectionery,
crockery, glass and chinaware, cigars,
tobacco, pipes. etc. He has very
neat and attractive store and his
stock is always well selected. Mr..
Huber is always COURTEOUS with his
patrons and his prices reasonable. Give
him a call.
Miss Amelia F'itz, young girl of
ten summers, who received severe
blow from moving train about three
weeks ago died Monday night with
typhoid fever. The funeral service