Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-09-18

Raise your own carnations by buy
ing potted clumps at W. L. Scott's
green house. Only 25c each.
Adlor Clairmont and wife moved
Wednesday into rooms on the second
floor of the MacKinnon block.
Otis Stratton, of Plainfeld, has
rented the Favel home in the first
ward and took possession this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Burkhart, of
Mason City, Iowa, are in the city the
guests of her niece, Mrs. M. E. Skeels.
Great sale of Indian Baskets.
Baskets from sc to $500.
Otto's Pharmacy.
Mrs. NJ. Gunderson, of Necedah,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. O.
Dudley, on the west side this week.
Remember the great reduction
| sale of china ware, now on at Anton
2. Hirz'y jewelry store, east of
bridge.
W. B. Dillon, baggage man at the
Wisconsin Central depot, went to
Pittsville for few days visit among
! friends.
j. Anderson, road master for the
Wisconsin Central, was in the yester-
day looking after the interest of his
company.
Leonard Ostrander, of Ballard,
WASH, is in the city, shaking hands
with old time friends and visiting
relatives,
| A discount of 25c on the dollar will / e
given purchasers on china wares at
the jeWeler store of Anton P. Hirzy.
Rev. W. A. Peterson was appointed
on the committee of conference relaz
tions at the NJ. q. conference Wed.
nesday.
Parker & Smiths hammerless Win
chester repeater as well as any kind
of cheap gun you want may be found
and bought cheap as in Chicago at
CENTRALIA HARDWARE Co.
| r. A. Weeks has moved his family
from Plainfeld to the city. They are
occupying Theo. Brazeaus house in
the second ward.
Andrew Sodon came home from
City Point Wednesday where he was
employed by the Bissig Brothers
on their cranberry marsh.
| Oliver Saylor spent his vacation
with his parents. in Necedah. He
. was here Tuesday on his way to
tAppleton where he will attend
Lawrence University.
I Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Freeman de-
parted for Menominee, Michigan,
after pleasant two weeks visit with
j old settlers and long time friends.
| They are highly thought of and ap-
4 preciated in Grand Rapids:
! The ladies aid society Congre=
gatlunal church, east side, will meet
next Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. l. E. Dunavon. Refresh.
ments will be served and a large at
tendance is requested.
i We must make room for our new
L ldil dllu oul lSUllfdS SUOChs +Wu1Cu Will
Iarrive very soon, and therefore have
| bargains to offer in chinaware that
lare bargains. You will save money
if you purchase at this sale. Anton
P. Hirzy.
| S. d. Brazeau departed yesterday
| for Florence, to visit friends for ten
days, when ne will 60 to Chicago
. where he may decide to enter Rush
] Medical College instead of going to
University of Michigan at Ann Arbor.
+ Good for father. Good for mother.
Good for the whole family Makes the
. children eat. sleep and grow. Rocky
Mountain Tea is a family blessing.
; IS cents. j. e. Daily.
Geo. Houston arrived in the city the
first Of the week, and is visiting his
mother on the west side for two weeks,
, George has spent the summers with
; his brother, Frank, in his dental
Office. at Green Bay. After his visit-in
the city he will return to Chicago to
resume his studies in dentistry.
, Miss Jessie Mcfarland, of Milwau.
/ kee, a dramatic singer, was in the
! city the past week and received
sufficient encouragement TO start a
! class in voice culture She departed
for Marshfield the first of the week
and will return in the near future
I when she will locate here permanently
! ReY. n f. Clark leaves Friday fol
Grand Rapids where he will attend
the formal recognition of the Baptist
. church at that place established thi:
summer by Rev. G. Fl. Rust, the Chap
> ell car missionary-TheU Union band il
. reinforced this week at the Amherst
! fair by w. f. Zabst of Portage Will
? e. fiat clarinet and r. DeGroff n
, Marshfield and E. A Lambert O
Grand Rapids, both with trombones
stevens Point journal.
; See our window display of Indian
!. baskets. They are beauties. Otto.
Pharmacy.