Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1876-03-09
C0nnubial-A Most Pleasant
Wedding Two More Hearts Made


Wedding Two More Hearts Made
Happy. air has been full of
whisperings for months past. \ still
small voice has told of things to be,
and the outward tokens did not belle
the pleasurable event which transplred
last Wednesday afternoon, a week, at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. d
Worden, when our esteemed townsman
Mr.. u. O. Schultz, of the firm of Rob
inson & Schultz, druggists, and Miss
Ella Compton, one of the sweetest, as
she was one of the loveliest and nobIest
of our girls, were made one flesh IN
the presence of a goodly number OF
invited guests. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. L. NJ. Foster in a
quiet unobstrusiye way at the brides
home. The ceremony was beautifully
impressive. We almost wished we
could be married over again, and be-
come the recipient of happy, heartfelt
greetings and congratulations from
warm-souled friends. as were Ella and
Otto, who meant all they said, and
who said so much that all the future
walk of life seemed festooned with
flowers poisoning and giving out fra
GRANGE cen to the end where is the
gray old portal whose gates are ever
swung ajar, letting the radiance of
the ''other life shine out like sun
beams upon the wicked, weary earth.
The friends in attendance upon the
wedding ceremony, were those most
intimately acquainted with, and con-
nected by ties of relationship with the
bride, and all were only too happy in
wishing the twain whose future seemed
like glad day of rejoicing, radiant
with glorious promises of never end
ing happiness, cheering God-speed
as they took upon themselves the
solemn self-imposed obligation to love,
honor and cherish each the other alike
in prosperity and in adversely.
After the ceremony, bountiful re-
past was spread by Mr.. and Mrs.
Worden, of which all partook with
zest, and jokes and merry laughter made
the brief hours pass most pleasantly.
At an early hour the company pass
ed from the wedding feast to their
homes, the happy couple embarking
on the 6 o'clock train for St. Louis
whittier they 90 to spend the honey
moon, intending to return via. Green
Bay where Mr.. Schultz has host of
friends who will be only too glad to
greet him and his accomplished bride
III bIGlI H6H IGldliOUSIlD.
We feel that we have a right to es-
pecially rejoice with the newly married
Ella was, of ''ours F." We remember
her little curly-headed girl always as
good as beautiful For seven years
she has been the organist of the choir
where we, as choirster have passed so
many pleasurable hours. We have
always found her faithful to her trust,
and now that she has taken upon her
self the responsible and sacred obliga-
lions which cluster around that hottest
of words, "wife, we feel that we may
rejoice with her, and hope, as we be-
lieve, that no moment of sadness will
ever come to her in the new and res
possible relations she is called upon to
assume. God bless her always. To Otto,
we say God be with you forever cold
boy" and may life to you have hence
forth new meaning, and may it be
full of richness and success. Verify,
''our choir" is passing away two by
ta0o they go hence; and we declare, it
looks as though few more months, or
weeks, perhaps, viii find US all alone,
a gray-haired old man, singing Gods
hymns Of praise for time, and then,
well, may we all, with not one voice
sing the old hymns over and
over again in Gods Sweet Home.
Evangelical. Since our publica-
ton of the notice that Mr.. Burnell
would shortly visit our city, we learn
that arrangements have been SO made
nv the com,nittaa in cbar0n that he