Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-01-04

SnOeS, groceries,: particular dJJenJlOn
to tailoring in all branches: agent for
Davis sewing machine. |. L. MOsher.
general merchandise, store where
NJ. A. BogOger is now located. D. J.
Cole, groceries, crOckery, glass and
wooden ware, Neeyes' block Mrs. r.
BOguSlaWSky. proprietor Of Milwaukee
store or The Old Red 'front.'" dry
goods. Yankee notions, boots and
shoes, wet and dry groceries, fruits,
smokers goods, provisions: the we'll
known Phillip Falk as assistant.
JeWelerS-N. z. EmmOnS, one door
above PhilleO & Co.'S store. William
Kline, jeweleT and Optician.
Druggists-H. B. PhilleO & Co..
Wood County Drug Co.: H. T. Painter
& Co., Centralia Drug store: Nc
Clatchie & Clark, Centralia.
Milliners-Mrs. y. Huntington,
millinery goods and ladies' dress goods,
opposite stone bank. Miss Lizzie
Smith, room in NeeveS' block over
J. ID. Coles store
Sewing Machines Mrs. Kirk
Patrick, agent for the Wheeler &
Wilson. Mrs. James Hamilton, agent
for Victor, also Wilcox & Gibbs
machines. Mrs. W. NJ. NaylOr, agent
for American machine.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wood County Reporter-JameS Z.
Ingraham & Co., publishers; IL. B.
PhilleO, editor: E. NJ. Haines. cor
responding editor. Terms $500 per
year.
Rablin HoteI-H. B. Freeman,
proprietor and landl rd.
National
Neeyea, president; j. ID. Witter, vice
president: W. H. Cochran, cashier.
Board of directors included the presi-
dent, vice president and Messrs.
Thomas B. Scott, Seth Reeves, H.
Lefebvre. Compound interest at the
rate OF ! per cent. per annum allowed
on all money deposited in the Savings
Department..
scroll saving, fancy wood fences, etc.
ManufaCtOry and office on Foundry
island. Also cabinet warerOomS,
furniture and undertaking in store
opposite the old Ferry landing, in
NeeyeS' block.
Chas. HerSchleb-W Wagon and black
smith shop and horse shOeing. Place
Of business at head Of plank road on
Searl hill east of the Rablin House
Moore & Observation-Disclosures OF
wagons, buggieS and sleIghS in Cen
tralia.
j. b. -Blacksmithing,
wagon making, horse shOeing. Shop
next the Old home On milwaukee,
street.
John Wagner-Cabinet SaleSrOOm
and upholStering factory at the foot
Of the plank road leading from the
residence of Joseph Wood.
NJ. c. Warren-Pioneer cabinet
rooms, furniture and undertaking
Oak street, opposite WOrthingtOn'
| store
W. A. Keyes-Carpenter, joiner and
cabinet maker. Shop in Magnolia
building.
H. ". Manufacturer and
dealer in harness and horse clothing
of all kinds.
S. Barber and hair dresser.
Shop now in use 10y his son Edward.
j. e. Ingraham-NOtary public and
land agent, OIliCe in Wood County drug
store.
S. S. Herrington-Pbotographic
artist, one door south Of WOrden'S
store.
f. T. Manufacturer OF
boots and shoes. Repairing done.
NJ. J. cRaith-Merchan tailor
Joseph E. Daly-Fancy groceries,
fruit and oyster depot.
Ira Purdy-Boarders kept, two
blocks south of r. G. WOrthington's
! bank.
John Rablin-Proprietor Grand
Rapids foundry and machine shop.
Carrie LeSsig Ornamental hail
work, Centrala.
\. T. & j. T. MOOre-GlOye. mitteT
and fur collar factory in Centralia.
James Doran-Grand Rapids Steam
boiler works.
W. II. CoChran-Agent for Mutual
Life Insurance Co. and for the Wilson
sewing machine.
Tim Daly-Proprictor Of the Fruit
store.
T. j. Cooper & Euzebe LaVigne-
Milk depot and dairy in Centralia
William BrOwn-The ice man.
Official DirectOry-Sheriff, Euzebt
LaNigne: clerk of circuit court, T. W
Burt: county clerk, c. O. Baker
treasurer, E. Dutruit: register OF
deeds, L. KRONER: district attorney
p. Q. Cassidy: school uperintendent
J. 9. Emery: surveyor, VIM. Scott
coroner, n. Schmidt: circuit Judge
Geo. w. Cate: county judge, j. D
Witter.