Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, January 22, 1898, Page 8

Closing Sale! WELLS-STONE MercanrTILe Co., LAPRAIRIE, MINN. Everything in the Big Store Imcluded. | Hardware, | | Feurmitere. Clothing, Goods, Wells-Stone Mercantile Co. Gents’ Complete Furn shings. | Lumbermen’s Supplies. We have a number of Harnesses, Good Work Horses and several Sieighs and Wagons for Sale. Grand ‘fRevits Weraits Review City and Vicinity. NOTES OF NEWS AND PERSONAL. Mrs. C. C. McCarthy went to Du- juth Thursday. Fred Churchill of Deer River was a visitor here this week. J. P. Sims left for his home in Min- neapolis this morning. J.A. Quigg and wife of Deer River spent a day 1n town this week. Mrs. C. M..Storch and Mrs, W. P. Brown went to Duluth yesterday. Chas. E. Seelye was down from the Winnibigoshish reservation ‘Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. A, Kremer arrived home from St. Paul last Saturday eve- ning. W. W. Wngiht and wife of Swan River were at the Pokegama this week. C. C. McCarthy left for the Zenith city this morning. He will return to- night. Miss Hattie Allen came up from Trout Lake to spend Sunday at the Rapids. Mrs. J. W. Johnson spent a few days with her husband at Deer River this week. F. P. Sheldon of the Lumbermen’s Bank made a flying wip to Duluth yesterday. If any one asks you why Roadmaster McNaughton is so jovial nowadays, say it’s a boy. Mr. and Mrs. H. Harris were presested with a big baby boy Mon- day afternoon, Attorney A. Y. Mermll, who attend- ed court here last’ week returned home Thursday. Lee West, the reservation logger, passed through here on his way to Duluth this morning. Rev. John Trelour will leave Mon- day morning for Terra Haute, Ind. He will preach his last sermon Sun- day. James Sullivan was down from Deer River yesterday. Jim says that his new hotel will be completed next week. The union service tomorrow even- ing will be in the Presbyterian church. Mr. Treloar will preach. Everybody come. George Booth our hustling cigar manufacturer did business in Deer River Thursday night andtyeturned Friday. | Mrs. W. C.” + cna. Tuesday morning for a month’s visit with her father, Governor McCord, of Arizona, at Phoemx. W. V. Fuller was in Deer River the fore part of the week doimg business in connection with his lumber yard at that place. C. H. Marr accompanied by Ab. Bonness drove upon the Bear River road Wednesday night aud returned Friday morning. There will be a social hop at the Minnesota {louse Jan. 27th, a!l are invited ‘Tickets soc. a couple, oyster supper included. W. C. Gilbert left this morning for St. Paul, where he will join his family and accompany them to Chicago on their trip to Arizona. D. W, Doran will leave Monday morning ona trp to Hot Springs, Aak., where he will take medical treatmeht for about two months. John Beckfelt left for Duluth yes- terday, at which place he will meet Mrs, Ida McDermott, a sister of. Mrs. Beckfelt, who will visit here for a few weeks. W. F. Sims left Minneapolis Sun- day night for Seattle, Washington, where he will get his supplies and sail for. Alaska avout the first of March. County Superintendent of Schools Mr.. O. H. Stilson made an inspection trip to. Deer River, Cohassett and Deer Lake Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Rev. C. Y. Gamache will aot be able to hold services here Sunday, owing to an unexpected delay in his trips to the camps. He will hold ser- vices at Hibbing: Bric. H. Lydick, who has ‘been doing business in Grand Rapids the past week, returned to his home in Mora, Minnesota, ‘Tuesday. He will return in about a week. W. W. Huntley, who has been ex- ercising his skill in this office for the past month, left Tuesday for his home “der, in Duluth. While here Will nade many friends who greatly regret his departure. John Dourgherty, who stabbed “Curley Pete” McDonald at Deer River last fall, was sentenced to two years at Stillwater. Sheriff M. L. Toole le't Thursday morning for Suill water with Daugherty in charge. At the annual meeting of the Itasea Hose Company Tuesday evening the following officers were elected, Fore- man, John McDonald; first assistant foreman, Geo. Shook; second assist- -ant foreman, John DeShaw; secretary, RS. Crondall. Today the voters of Deer River will elect for president, Fredk. L. Churchill; for trustees, J. A. Quigg, Fisher Baker, G, A. Tuller; for recor- C.Ws Robinson; for treasurer, A. D. Brook; for justices of the peace, DID. McLennan, James Everton; for constables, B. C ShurtIfff, James Kildea, Rev. Dr. Forbes, presiding elder of the M. E. church, will visit Grand Rapids next Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 29th and 3oth. He will hold services as follows: Saturday evening preaching” service at . 8 o'clock. Quarterly conference, 9 o'clock. Preaching Sunday morning at 11 o’clock and evening at 7:30 p. m. The ‘ord’s supper will be admnnis- tered at the close of the morning ser- vice and there will bea love feast at the close of the evening service. Mr. Fred J. Stevens was a south bound train Wednesday morning for | Minneapolis. Mr. Stevens was ma tied today to Miss Jessie Pauli Minneapolis. The hoped to record a scoop on the in teresting announcement, but Bro- Luther could not withstand the temptation of annoucing the interest- ing fact. However; this will not in- | terfere with the offering of our mos smcere congratulations to Mr. Mrs. Stevens, resident of Grand Rapids during the | summer of 1896, friends during her sojourn here. She will be gladly welcomed by a large circle of friends who feel for her a/| very high regard. Mr. Stevens is | one ot the editors and publishers of ; the Magnet and one of the most! prosperous young men in Grand Rapids, whose sterling business _in- tegrityand social popvlarity cannot falto make his future a satisfactory puccess. Herald-Review | and | » Miss Paulis was al 3 E D.S.S.&A.Ry. and made many | is “Sty Ze, and Sizes, wrth uppers. SLSLSLSLISLSS Ve believe we can Please you Quality and Price. Recently placed in Slock a Splendid Line of We have Infant's Soft, Sole, FV OM vsrveersverseseenensenenteeeeseneesenenannenas F- Patel ae Have You had trouble it finding." Children’s Shoes to Swit You 8 A RE, A TT We have H. 8, ALBRIGHT & CO.’S Infant’s and Children’s Shoes. Lufant’s light Kid Shoes in Black and Tan Zips and Cloth Leather Neat and Stylish Children’s Soft Don~ gola Shoes, Latent Leather Tips and = 15¢ tO Sl. uel Lined—war m and Comf_rtable © alfand Kangaroo Calf Shoes in poys! g Girls’ and. [infant ’S cSizes. -ccxvscsss-esoseeses szasbliguncGQeher=o00s Hl. to 1.50 SLSPSOSVSSSESLS LSVSLISLSLSLOSLSLSCS CSL SLGSLES: S%SLCLSLS. Pociability in a Nut-Shkell. That “man cis a social “animal,” a quotation. A progresive pea-nut social, under the dircetion of the Ladies’ Aid So ciety of the Pre bp ean churc sorbed the attention” of about young people. The secret of succ m that- happy groupe lay in the d terous handling of the: flexible ty ers. “God:may foregive _ sins,” Hawthorne, “but awkwardness foregivene: in. heaven or earth.” This social Was certainly an occa-10on where knotty fingers greatly handi- capped their owner. A pile of pea- nuts on a plate is a fair picture of the inter-relationship of persons in society. what affects one touches many others ‘The success of this very pleasant evening may largely be attributed to the commodious room,the responce to the invitation, and the good manage* ment of the whole sffair by the ladies of the church. At the usual hour a dainty lunch was served, after which all retired to their homes, ~ leaving the Aid Society about $20 ncher in their bank account. E. J, Luther and Mrs. O. L. Mather won the first prizes and were each presented with a beautiful cup and saucer, while the booby prizes were won by Joseph McKinnan and Mrs. Fuller. F pescunse panna -j] FASTER TIME LOWER RATES Offered by Leave Duluth 6:30 p. m. (Except Saturday.) First Arrive Class Fare Saginaw, next day, 6.27 p.m, Montreal, second day, 8110 a.m. Boston, second day, 8.30 p. m New York. second day, 8.45 p. m. West bound train arrivesDuluth 8:50a,m. (Except Sunday.) SOO SO9O9H99 060 > 29O00O0605006006. T. H. LARKE, Com’l Agent, 426 Spalding House Block, Dutath, Mins, : There are’ no manufactured than H. S. Albright & Co.’s margin. We have Shoes in Lace and Button. Children’s, Misses’ three buckle fleece lined Artics in all sizes. Call and See Us. A fullline of Box ‘ } | We are selling these a ve It will pay you to buy them. | | . | Railroad has wnged low fare excur- moient of fitrospection will prove 4 i sions to Be the Southern At- A glance through the open doors Of jantie c Resorts. Europe, the the“ Hotel Pokegama” ding room) West Tadies and the Mediterranean, last Wednesday evening, mi ght g go far) All tickets read via NeW York and to help the sombre dyspeptic in un-) steamer from there, For further in- j A & the above, formation apply to derstanding the truth, of ithe TH. Larke, Commereial Agent, as no | @ PEOOEOSSD EOS GOGOL EH IOSD ry ‘ DEFECTIVE PAGE _sale at a-bargain. better Children’s selling these on a very close also Children’s and and Ladies’ BECKFELT & MATHER, Misses Fe t one and We will save you Money. Shoes SOSLSVSWSE SISVSLSLSISESLSE SESVSE SOSPS LS OS LSLSIES If Looking for a Winter Trip, The Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic 1426 Spalding House Block, Duluth. To Jan. 29 Young Pigs For Sale I have a numberof young pigs for Call early as they Joun Dotpu, Grand Rapids. are selling fast. Get Your or Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing, Done by W. J. WARNER. Postoffice Building. i Camp Beef, Hogs and Salt Pork, H Wholesale and Retail. Beef, Pork, Veal, Mutton, Lamb, Turkeys, Geese, Ducks, Chickens, Oysters, CITY J. F. MEAT MARKET, METZGER, Prop. Sausages, Saas a ee ; Celery, i Canned Goods, i Cheese, i Markets at Grand Rapids , and Deer River wrerrrrrrrrrrr TT Tt tt tt ttt Ty Nisbett Jewelry Co. (Successors to Will Compiete Line of All Work Warr sg SRE AE A ea eae ea ee ae ae Seas a eae ae ae ae a ae a ate ae ae te ae Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, Fine Watch and Compass Repairing a Specialty. We are the only experienced watchmakers in Grand Rapids. We are the only experienced compass makers in Grand Rapids. We aro the only expert engravers in Grand Rapids. ‘We are the only jewelers who can make any part of any watch. Best of Workmanship and Prices Reasonable. WILL NISBETT, Mer. ea RE TttTttertee etter ror Nisbett.) anted: “PSSSSC ESRC ROSE RO COR EER TESS EERE Oe % . t ‘ v . a | } | a = t ’ i i > “a i i or } +