Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1903-02-26

Come In and inquire about our
special offer on Otto'S Toilet Cream
which is open until the 10th Of March.
OttO'S Pharmacy, you know the place
VIM. Corcoran, the surveyor, and
his son Will returned the past week
from southern Florida, where they
had been for several weeks estimating
timber for largo concern in Chicago.
They both report those southern
swamps alive with snakes, Lizards,
alligators, etc, and it was necessary
to carry guns to defend themselves
from various kinds Of reptiles.
We received copy of The Orange
Daily Tribune published in Orange,
Texas, February IA, 1908 1t was
printed upon the first print paper
manufactured by a new paper mill
erected there in which our former
citizen Joseph HeSser has an interest
The print paper was Of good quality
and excellent texture and cred BILE
| to the manufacturers
w. Gross & Co. have had the electri-
clans busy this week arranging
electric lights in their show windows
for display. They have already fine
display OF crockery, groceries, etc,
therein. This hustling firm believe in
| having things up-to-date and invite an
| inspection of their wares and prices.
Our local chapter, Order of Eastern
Star is very proud of the distinction
appointment of their Worthy Matron,
Il
This appointment will prove an
excellent one as we consider Mrs. nil
fully qualified to fill the position.
The local order of Modern WOOdmen
Of America elected as delegates to
attend the county convention to be
held In Marshield next month the
following persons: Nathan Church,
II. &. Timm, Fl. j. Giese, Fred 3oSsert,
w. q. Scott and A, w. Gitchell.
Fl. f. Lipchow, of Milwaukee, and a
cousin of Martin Jackson in the town
of Seneca, has rented the building
just south Of 0. Denis saloon in which
he will open a portrait studio. He
comes highly spoken of as an artist.
Wheelan & Rourke, the new law.
insurance and real estate firm have
rented suite Of rooms over Joe
C0hen's store where the gentlemen
can now be found ready to transact
any business entrusted to them.
Messrs. W. l.. Boyce and Ed. Spafford
have formed IA co-partnership under
the firm name of Boycc and Spafford
vino Will open marble shop in the
John e. DAILY building near Market
Square on March 1st
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Padgam. of
Green Bay, were here to attend the
funeral OF Miss Louise LaVigne on
Wednesday, and remained few DAYS
to visit with relatives and friends.
The piano that was used at the
Reuter- Concert Tuesday evening is
manufactured by D H. Baldwin &
Co, of Cincinnatti, Ohio. E. O.
Noyer is local agent.
! Pillsbury's Best Flour, being made
Of Hard Spring Wheat. will absorb
more water when dough is prepared
than will other -four, and will keep
moist (freshl longer.
Rev. Shaw'S subject at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday morning
will be "A Wnman's Power" The
evening subject "rhe Nearness of
God"
John Smith is having his house on
High street re-papered and kalso-
mined for his tenants c. G. Jacobson,
Ward Pulver is doing the work,
Sunday school services are held at
the Episcopal church every Sunday
morning at 1920. Bible study for the
Older ones at the same hour.
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