Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-01-29

Hoyt'S "a Texas Steer" presented
at the Opera House, Friday night,
was well patronized and everybody
went away highly pleased with the
evenings entertainment. Each per-
former rendered their part faultlesSly
and the humOr and peculiar situations
throughout were very pleasing and
brought forth hearty applause. This
comedy certainly strikes a popular
chord and as presented by this
company meets with the hearty
approval Of the people All persons
present speak in the highest terms of
this entertainment.
Pillsbury's Best Flour makes the
bread that men on the march, in the
mines and in the shops like best,
because there is substance and
strength in it.
We had the pleasure of reading an
excellent article from the pen of Miss
Matte l.. Larkin in u recent number
of the Wisconsin School Journal
published in Milwaukee upon the
subject of "Primary Reading" 1t
was clearly and we'll written and she
presented many excellent suggestions
in creating love for good reading
with the children Miss Larkin is
one of our best primary teachers in
our public schools and is well qualified
to make suggestions in this line of
work.
$1.50 shoes 81. 10, $1.75 shoes 1892
So. 90 shoes $1.68, So. % and $3.50 shoes
$1.98, $500 shoes So. 6S, $3.50 shoes So. 9S
at our mid-Winter shoe sale.
THE MUIR SHCE Co.
From Il letter we received this week
from J. n, Brundage, Eureka. Sonth
Dakota, he reports The Gutlon,> .oi
1903 as cxcelleAv, Ia Ills line of
business. He also stated that he was
delighted with his recent visit to
Grand Rapids to know that the old
town in which he was brought up,
was forging to the front with excel
lent prospects for becoming big city,
John has never lost his love and
admiration for Grand Rapids and may
some day return here to live.
PilISbury's Best Flour, being made
from Hard Spring Wheat, does not
dry out easily. and bread, cakes and
pies made with it keep fresh.
e. S, Renne, county clerk, received
notice from the authorities in Mil
waukee that Christian Boechenstein
now of Milwaukee but formerly of
Grand Rapids. was sick in hospital
there. and his wife and family were
being helped by the city. They are
being cared for, but it will be charged
to Wood county as they have not
been there long enough to gain a
residence. Their friends in this city
are sorry to learn of his affection and
the attendant results.
Lots of your neighbOrs are getting
some Of the great bargains in shoes
at our mid-winter shoe sale. Why
not you? THE MUIR SHOE Co.
Joseph Robinson and wife have the
sympathy of the community in the
loss of their little son Charley, aged
o years and twenty-One days, who
I'd Friday, January 23rd of bronchial
pneumonia. The funeral services
were held at the house, Rev. w. A
Peterson of the NJ. E. church otficiat-
ing. The two other children who
were quiet sick with the whooping
cough are now getting better.
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Pillsbury's Best Flour never varies
and housekeeperS who use it know
that it is not the fault of the flour if
every baking is not equally good.
Louis Landy was arrested and
brought before Justice Gets last
Saturday on Il warrant sworn out by
VIM. SpUoner, of the town of Sherry.
1t appears that the two had had a
quarrel about the key to a school
house, and Landy had used too many
tiStic arguments to sustain his posi-
tion Justice Gets thought the whole
matter was worth 81 and costs. Landy
paid and went on his way rejoicing.
You make mistake if you do not
take advantage of the low prices we
are making on reliable footwear dur
ing our midWinter cut price shoe sale
The MUIR SHOE Co.
the fact that Mrs. IL. Mcfarland il
recovering nicely from the Seriou:
and delicate operation performed upor
her at Oshkosh the past week. Mr.
Mcfarland arrived home Tuesday
feeling as we'll as could be expected
after going through what she did
Her many friends are all delighted
with the good news.
Hugh @. COrbett. the new tailor
and gents clothier enjoyed a fair trade
on his opening day, considering The
fact that he IS an entire stranger
His business place was attractive will
fine displays in his windows, but ht
still desires having more of the people
of the city and surrounding country
call upon him and hereby extends tt
them a cordial invitation to call upOI
him and look over his stock.
The low prices we are making o.
shoes is for cash, the only thing til Il
goes during oar nd-winter shoe sale
The MUIR SHOE Co
!. jacobson was in Green B,r
Tue sday TO Witness the start OF TN
new paper mill here. He had char,
of its construction and was high,
pleased with it as also the owners
The Green Bay Paper & Fibre Co.
Pillsbury's Best Flour rises light ant
high in the dough, forming large
elastic and strong lOaves, which keel
, moist and fresh Il long time.
CASTORlA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought