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Parksley.

Mrs. julius Only is styling Win
friends at Hampton
Miss Grace Donovan, Of Snow HILL
is visiting Miss Sallie Causey.
Miss Maude bayfield, has returned
from an extended stay at Tennivilie'
Ga.
Mrs. Eliz, Gusts is spending fe v
DAYS with the family of Mr.. II. l.
Mason.
Miss Leila Krouse, OF Richmond, Is
the guest of the Misses Parks on Ben
nett st.
Mr. E. ]. Spady, OF Eastville. was
the guest of Hon j. r. Rev on
Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Gillespie and sister,
Miss Susie Warren, spent few days
with Miss Lou johnson this week.
Miss BERTHE Justis, who has been
spending the millinery season at
Paramount, Md, has returned home
Miss Nora Pussy, of Princess Anne
spent the early part OF the week with
her sister, Mrs. Powell, at this place
Rev b. b. James, Of Baltimore
preached two very enjoyable SER
mons in the NJ p Church on Sunday
last.
| Mr.S.F Parks was in attendance al
at the marriage of his brother, Mr.
Martin Parks, at Chester Pa, Thurs
day of this week.
Miss Myrtle Landlord and Others
! OF Pocomoke City,gave very enjoy
able concert at the Baptist Church
on Friday evening OF last week.
Rev. W. b. Judefnd preached u
the Parksley Lodge o. o F. Sun
day evening, June 10th. 1t wa
t very much appreciated by the mem
.. bers and their friends present
. Misses Margaret and Nora White
Q CYNTHIA Chandler, Cora Justis, Sadl
a Mathews and Della Taylor left MOI
q day morning to attend the Virgini
J, School of Methods at Charlottesvill'
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Qulnby.

Miss Susie G. LeCato left last week
for Charlottesville, where she Will
continue a course in English.
Miss Anna Schall LeCato, of Balti-
NOR, and her friend, Miss Bessie
Bigalow, OF Cleveland, spent the week
at Atlantic View"
No special 4th of July program has
been arranged for this place. Our
people will probably patron'ze our
near by sea. side resort, and make an
effort to get their clam chowder or
der in on time.
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Onancock.

The young folks of the town had a
dance at Hopkins Hall, Tues1ay
evening.
Mrs G. h. Nottingham who VS.
seriously hurt by being thrown from
her pony cart is now able to set up
Miss Lettie 9eiger left by steamer
Pocomoke, Wednesday, to visit her
grand father, Col. Bowcock, OF Abe
marie Co.
Miss Louise Tilghman, OF Sails
bury. Md, Of late a visitor at the
home Of Miss Vida N. Kelly,returned
home last Saturday.
Mrs Mosby G.. Perrow, of Lynch
burg, is visiting her father, sup't
G. G. Joynes, at his home corner
Joynes and Hill streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Teackle Quinby'
who nave been boarding at the hotel
left Tuesday to spent the summer al
the Hotel Wachapreague.
Miss Mary Commack arrived 10
Onancock last Wednesday to live
with her bro ther, the Rev. Mr.. Com
mack. pastor Of the O-ancock Bap
fist Church.
Mrs Francis Wilson and littl'
daughter Frances, who have beer
visiting the home OF Mr.. W. ID
Parker, returned to Washington
last Saturday.
| Miss Annie E Hopkins and friend
Miss Edna Hewitt, returned from
visit to Miss Mary Fitchett, OF Cap
Charles, last Saturday. Miss Hewitt
left for her home 10 Frederic county
Va, on Wednesday.
Miss Henrietta R. Quinby, OF Bed
ford City, arrived in Onancock las
Friday to spent few days with Mrs.
BERTHE K Powell. Miss Quinby lei
Thursday to visit her brother, M
Thomas B. Quinby, of Horntown, We
Miss Amy Warren returned HON
f last Saturday after an absence OF
: month. While away Miss Ware
S visited the Exposition in st. Loul
s and STAYED two weeks with h
i brother, Mr.. Morris l. Warren,
;. Richmond.
Cards were received here this WEI
L announcing the approaching ma
rage Af Miss Mary Campbell Bag
s TO Capt. William Lyles Haynes
;. Burlington church, King aud Que
!. Co. on July 9Th, st half after lively
7. Miss Bagby is we'll known here, ha
Y ing taught at the Margaret Academ
y Mrs. Leah Ann Watson, wife OF n
Henry o. Watson, died at her hoi
l. on North street on Tuesday, from
second stroke of paralysis. Il
= Watson had been a great sufferer
T. several years She leaves husbar
D. Mr.. Henry o. Watson, and FIVE Gu
o. dren. Messrs. John, Spencer a
Paul Watson, Mrs. Thomas Gray a
Mis-. Matte Watson. Funeral e.
70 vices were held at the M. E. ChuI
in Tuesday morning, at half after t.
by the Rev. Mr. Hirons and the
terment was in Noun t Holly Cen
terry.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
ChincOteague.

Our town is we'll filed with city
and country cousins
Our people will have beat races ana
other attractions Oh the An oil July
Reach. wafer and sailing parties
are popular with our people at this
time.
Schooner Gator arrived this week
from Norfolk with cargo of build
ing material.
Chincotesg que cornet band has been
engaged to play at Hallwood on July
4th, next Monday.
Mr.. Burton j. Watson and Miss
Cecial Archie of this place, were mar
ried il Maryland on the 2Sth OF June
Mr. l.. P Ayres caught in his fish
pound last Saturday III barrels oil
fish. which he sold to a Norfolk buyer
for 1929 90.
Mr.. &. White, of Pocomoke City,
has rented "a piece OF land here, on
which he will place a merry go
round, next Monday.
Major and Howard Jones and
George Lewis have rented restau
rant at Ocean City and have moved
| there for the summer.
Reyivals services are being held In
Union Baptist Church by the pastor,
Rev. II. g. Davis, assisted by Rev. O.
] Case and wife, evangelists of Nor
| folk.
Steamer Chincoteague will leave
Monday for Wilmington, Del, on hel
annual repair trip aud quite mum
Der of our people will make trip OF
her to that city.
Mr.. f. MafIitt and wife are visitin!
friends. lear E!kton, Md Mr.. ALFRED
Burton. W fe and child of Wacha
preague, Mr.. Charles R0wley an
wife. of Girdletree, and father O
Robert Keas, OF Berlin, are visitin
friends here; Miss George Smith ha
returned to HaSerstown, Md; Mis-
Ella d Jones, graduate of Snow hi
High 'chool, has returned home; M'
] 7. Kenney and family, OF pills
r ielphia, will spend the summer
their old home here.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel thl
, week: NJ f. Crawford, ] F, Phipp
" E Wise, Chas. H Mock, b.
ellis, Baltimore; Jno n. Shaw, v
e J. Buckle, Chas. K Mcclure, sidne
Brown, Wilmington; s. E Godfre
Apglesea, n. Y; John Benson, Sail
bury; F. W Davis, Milford; +.
:, Benson, q. White, a. @. Powell, Jr
2, Pocomoke City; j. P. Lankford, Cha
Smith, b. J. Moore, FrAnktown; u
a 7. T. Taylor, John Winder, Lee
,. Kellsm, E. K rownshend, Accoma
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Signed.
District Conference

The Eastern Shore District Confer
ence will be held at CraddockvilIe,
Pungoteagus Circuit, July S7th 29th'
Rev J. Il. Moss, Phi. D., will preach
the opening sermon. Revs. I. n.
Potts, d. D., G. R. James and K. L
Waterfield are appointed the Com
mittee on Examinations.
r. Gayle, P. +.
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Local Option Election.

Pursuant to au order of the Judge
of the circuit court of the county Oh
Accomack, notice is hereby glven'
that an ell ection will be held at the
several voting precincts 10 Lee and
Puueoteague magisterial districts, in
this county, GU Saturday, the 23rd
day OF July, 1904, on the question OF
granting or not granting liquor
license in said districts, respectivei, E
Lee b. Kellam, Sheriff.
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Sanford.

The 4th of July will be celebrated
at Sanford.
Little Gladys Lewis and Emma
McCready are on the sick list this
week
Misses Eta and Emma Hall, OF
Pocomoke city, are visiting relatives
In this vicinity.
Mr.. Howard Wilson, of Baltimore,
of late the guest of Mr.. Howard
Mears. has returned home.
Mrs Lizzie Anderton is at this time
rapidly recovering from stroke OF
paralysis of some weeks ago.
Mrs. W. 7. Bond and children, OF
near Accomac G. H., visited her par
euts, near this place, few days ago
Ohildren's day exercises at Sanford
| Al. +, Church, South, on Sunday
morning were we'll attended and 10
teresting All present enjoyed ano
praised them.
Miss Nolon Slant, daughter OF Mr.
WILDER Slant, entertained party o
friends at her home on the goth inst
her sixteenth anniversary. la TN
rumbar were Misses Nellie and Julii
Middleton, Pearl and Alice Brod
water, Dora Slant, Pauline Drum
mond, Florence Fed lem In au
Beulah Slant; M4s.rs Howard Near
Eddie Feddemau, Mallory aud Ernes
Slant and Howard Wilson. The goo
hives were said at late hour Wit
best wishes for their hostess
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Church Notes.

Services at st. Georges Church,
Pungoteague, next Sunday after
noon at $3.50.
The Rev. ]. Scott Meredith will
hold service in the public hall at
Belle Haven next Sunday at p. La.
All are cordially invited.
The net receipts OF festival al
Drumuondtown Baptist Church on
last Tuesday after giving the annual
treat TO the children, was s2s on.
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F. 6. Agricultural Fair Privileges.
Committee.

The privileges Of the Eastern
Shore Agricultural Fair Association
will be sold to the highest bidder al
their Fair grounds, near Keller, on
Monday, July 4th, $3.50 p. IN. Inc
privileges are as follows:
Confectionery stand, No. 1.
Confectionery stand, No. 2.
Boarding Tent.
Photograph gallery.
Barber Shop &:.
J. II. Turner,
See. and Treas.
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Annual Celebration at Wachapreague.

The Wachapresgue people VIII
have their annual celebration on
Saturday, July ID, 1904, in the after
noon commencing at 2 o'clock. Ice
cream, lemonade and all kinds OF con-
dictionaries will be for sale. supper
will be served at 8 o'clock. After
supper the launches will be at the
dock to take parties tor sail. Tick
ets will be sold at 40 cents, which
will entitls the holder to supper
and free trip on one Of the launches
Single supper 80 cents, round trip on
launch Is cents. If you are looking
for a pleasant time come to Wacha
preague.
Committee.
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Write to us tor estimates on door
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware
paints, SC. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. r. D. L. Fletcher will be at At-
comac G. H., the first day Of every
County Court, to receive orders for
the firm.
Oape Charles Ice & Lumber Go.
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Local Option Endorsed by Ministers
OF Lee District.

Inasmuch as the Judge OF the cir
emit court has ordered local option
election to be held in Lee Magisterlal
District, July 2Srd, 1904, and believ
ing that the enforcement OF local
option law throughout the said DIS
trict will be for the material social and
moral interest of the entire people,
we the undersigned ministers OF the
gospel, and pastors of Lee Magisterial
District, desire to express our united
and hearty approval of every leg.l-
mate movement in the direction OF
Temperance and the suppression OF
the liquor traffic.
Q That we believe 1t to be the duty
al d privilege of the qualified voters
OF our several congregations to cast
their ballots 10 favor of local option.
3. That this expression of our uni
ted sentiment be printed In the Acco'
mac and Onancock papers, and
brought to the attention of our peo
pie.
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Stockholders rIeeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Machapungo Bridge
Company will be held at the Office
of N. B. Wescoat, ESQ, Mappsburg,
Va on Saturday, July 9th, 1904, at
3 o'clock.
G. Walter Mapp,
Secretary and Treasurer.
June 9th, 1904.
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At our big store you will ma
large and we'll selected line OF mat
tipgs, rugs, sc. See our "k1ber Art
Souares' that are really WORKS Oh
art. Another new lot just in.
Ames, Mills & Co.
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We have in stock about so suits OF
clothes, Ia one suit lots aud broken
siz g. which we will sell for "a W per
sujt Some of the goods ere worth
from sc 90 to $40 90 Special good
values
d. H. johnson u Son
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For ladies, gents aud children's
fine shoes call on.
d. H. johnson 4 Son,
Parksley, Va.
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I will be at Atlantic for the prac'
tice of my profession on THURSDAY
and Friday, July 18th and 9Th, lSo4'
DR.. w. A. Taylor,
Dentist.
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What Are They?

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. A new remedy for stomach
troubles, biliousness, and constipation,
and good one. Price % cents. For
sale by all medicine dealers.
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Clothing, clothing, clio thing DO
Won want nice stylish not
weather suitY We've got I'm. You
can get IN for little W. ~.
Ames, \ Is & 90.
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NoTIcE-I have for sale 1000
bushels of nice, yellow corn at Go
cents per bushel.
D. n. johnson & Son.
Parksley, Va.
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A great liue OF pretty thin dress
goods and trimmings. Another new
lot just opened.
Ames, Mills & Go.
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All small pieces OF dress goods, less
than patterns, will be sold regardless
OF cost.
d. H. johnson Il Son.
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White and Fancy Vests, very pref
ty display from. $500 to $500. Ihese
goods are very popular.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FOR RENT-For year 1908 two
horse farm, near Accomac Q. d. APP
ply to o
Accomac Q. a., Va.
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BLOCKS OF ICE.

ALPACA Coats, "a to A sizes. Prices
from 81 90 to $500. Also the Clericai
Cut Coat, in ALPACA and Serge.
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headquarters for baby carriages
60 carts, hammocks, &c.
Ames, Mills y Co.
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Use Harters A No. flour for good
bread. Sold by.
d. Fl. johnson & Son.
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We are getting in somel ' Things
in Summer dress goods at l. 'pricef'
Give us a call.
oh Johnson Il Son
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For SALE Twenty thousand fin e
CELERY plants. A. Shetzline.
Parksley, Va.
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FOR SALE-One god ARIEL stave
edper good as new. Will sell for $4,000.
Can be seen at Bloomtown, Va.
n. a. Gordy.
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A MAN WANTED TO help In mar
HE works. Good wages to good
active man and chance TO learn a
Geo. L. Sc, lille,
Pocomoke City.
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FOR RENT-For year 1905, or
term of years, two or three horse
farm near Keller. Abundant re-
sources, improved land sufficient for
nIanting 30 bbls. round potatoes and
300 600 sweets and other trucks, with ,
in one mile OF station and 2 miles Oh
steamboat wharf. Land high and
light. dwelling and outbuildings
8. W. Ames,
Pungoteague, Va.
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Special Sale Staple Goods.

Less than Mfgs prices articles Reason for such cut prices
of which
be the They part as
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For RENT-For the year 1903 the
bonse and lot at Oak Hall village at
present occupied by Mr.. j. Ernest
Tull. Apply to
Jno. d. Grant, Jr,
Accomac, Va.
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For RENT A fine sea side farm
near Assawoman. Want a first class
farmer. The farm is beautifully stu
ated on the seaside. Good land, plen'
ty Of woods
J. II. Harmanson,
206 W. Pratt st.,
Baltimore, Md.
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FOR SERvIcE-A Jersey bull and
true Poland China boar, terms Tor
each one dollar cash. Also have Tor
s.le thorough ored Poland China
TVS. three brood sows and some
shoats r. 8 Young,
Onley, Va.
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For RENT-For the year 1905, my
BELLS Neck farm, known IS the
Fosoue farm. Will rent to good
tenant for cash or share. Fences IN
good repair, land productive. Can
work 4 or horses food roomy
house and sufficient outbuiJdings.
Fine oyster shore goes with the farm.
J. r. Sturgis,
Ouancock, Va.
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$50 fence" and "local option" are
the burning questions of the hour IN
these parts.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-12-20
HIGH SCHOOL HONORS

From the Oshkosh Northwestern
we noticed that Miss Hazel Chapman,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. r.
Chapman formerly of this city took
second honor in the Freshman
SOphmOre declamatOry contest. We
take the following from that paper.
The judges decision in the
freshmen sophomore declamatory
contest at the Oshkosh High school
Wednesday evening gave victory to
the freshmen by the narrow margin of
one point. This close decision is
explained by the fact that every
number was of special merit. NJ ISIS
Mona Hall presented the winning
defamation, while Miss Hazel Chap
nam and NJ iSS Mildred Herner secured
second and third places respectively.
The contest was up to the usual
standard, every selection being greatly
appreciated 10y the audience. One
peculiar feature OF the program was
that only one boy decIaimer spoke.
He was Jay Robinson. The speakers
who secured the first two places last
evening will enter the school contest
in February. which is preliminary tC
the meeting with Appleton and
| Fond du Lac.
The speaker who secured second
honors was Hazel Chapman, who gave
another humorous selection, oars.
OuSley'S Haviland China" Her
voice was very distinct and her tones
were we'll modulaLed. The awarding
of second place to her was popular
decision among the spectators.
Go to tie Tea & Coffee Co.'S. store
and look oyer their excellent assert
ment of china and their bargains that
are being offered. They will keep
their store open every evening until
Christmas. 12-24-O4
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tinued worse ever since DR.. !. +. LooZt
is in attendance and il requires two
nurses to look after him day and
night. Herman Boetcher looks after
him Dights and Frank Wagner during
the day. Most of the time he is out
of bis head and quite vioient. His
condition is quite serious.
Go to the Tea < Coffee Co.'S. store
and look over their excellent aSSort-
ment of china and their bargains that
are being offered. They will keep
their store open every evening until
Christmas. 12-2i-04.
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BIRON.

Mrs. LaVaque took two days rest
the fore part of The week from hotel
duties and spent the time with her
mOuher &. CrOttedu at Rudolph
Miss Daisy LaVaque visited with
the n. Richard family of the west
side Tuesday.
G.. OlesOn WAS again under the
weather Monday forenoon ON account
Of sickness.
1--WE are pleased to mention the fact
that Mrs. a. TomcZk is improving
and we trust that this time it Is for
the better.
Fred A. Miller received a severe cut
on his large toe Thursday which
caused him to be laid up for few
days.
Fred LANCER has rented the
LaVaque building formerly occupied
by Vim. Harroun.
Don't fail To call at the Wood
County Drug Company for your
Christmas presents.
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city. The pallbearers were T. A.
Taylor. ", F. Kellogg. c. F. Kellogg,
h ObeFoeck, John Parrish and Q. T
HOugen. Rev B. J. Fl. Shaw offered
prayer both at the house. and at the
grave
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FOR SALE-A colt coming three
years old, we'll broke. can be driven
single or double, very gentle and
speedy, we'll bread French coach and
rum. Can be seen at the farm of Viii
fred r. Lemay at Rudolph, Wis. Nor.
man Y. Blain 20-2w
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Rev. G. MadseD, pastor of the
Second Moravian church will bold a
special Christmas service Christmas
eve. An excellent program has been
prepared also Christmas tree,
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Leave your order for cut flowers for
Christmas at OttO'S Pharmacy.
Chrysanthemums. Roses, Carnations,
etc. BE sure to place orders early.
l6-2t
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Charged With Attempt at Rape.

Sheriff Ebbe returned Monday from
ClOQuett, Minnesota, where he arrested
Ernest Schreber, who is charged
with rape upon Miss Sadie Nogalski
OF the town of Sigel, on the 9th day
of November. He appeared before
Justice Cooper Monday afternoon and
gave bail in the sum of $500 for his
appearance on Thursday December
% when his examination will be held.
Christmas and New Years holiday
rates via the Wisconsin Central
railway one and one-third fare for
round trip to all points on Wisconsin
Central railway and connecting lines
in western passenger Assn territory.
Tickets on sale, December "a, %, %
and 81, 1904, and January and 2, 1904
limit for return to and including,
January 3. 1905. For other infor-
nation inquire of agent Wisconsin
Central railway.
The funeral of Oscar Hathaway
was largely attended. The remains
were taken Saturday night to the
residence of d. J. Arpin, where the
funeral services were held at two p.
m. Sunday. The services were con-
Quoted by the Knights Templar of
Stevens Point, Of whom about forty
members were present. There were
also in attendance about eighty
members Of the blue lodge of this
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Rev. Hugenroth will hold special
Christmas services at the Catholic
church beginning at six O'Clock d. III.
Sunday. Several appropriate services
will be held during he day.
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Our soldier boys are on the move
r. Bunge, August Bandelne and
Kirk Muir will leave Fort Vancouver
next Thursday, December %, for
Fort Russel,s Wyoming, where they
will serve Uncle Sam until further
orders.
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and NJ. Williams of the Marshfieid
Times, We're in our CITY Yesterday.
and made this Office a plea at cali.
Both of these gentlemen are the kind
OF men who ne yer miss an opportunity
to speak a good word for tfreirN home
city.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-12-20

At the Howe school FRIDAY after
noon Christmas exercises will be held
in each grade.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-12-20

What is the matter with a Water
man Fountain pen for "a Christmas
present for sale by Wood County
Drug Company.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-12-20

Parties wishing ice cream for the
holidays. call up Nichols at the old
Davis stand. Telephone 2S2. 12-4t
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-12-20

For RENT OR sALE-House on High
street. Inquire OF DR.. Frank
Pomainyille If
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Seats for the entertainment Thurs
day evening can be reserved after 9
O'Clock Thursday morning Seats
cannot be reserved by telephone.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1904-12-20

An elegant assortment of holiday
perfumes at OttO'S Pharmacy.