Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1878-01-10
Our Small Change.
Gold your just right, bub.

--Brundage has gone to Madison
went Monday.
Choir rehearsal at the Phillee
House, Saturday evening, Jan'y 18th.
Our school commenced last Mon
day.
A few more inches of snow will
make beehive Of the woods.
Our Co. Clerk "slid out" for
Madison last Monday, returning Fri
day.
%. E. Jones will give the oratorio
of Esther at Stevens Point, Jan. 10Th
and 18th
The week of prayer is being OBJ
served in union service at the Meth
odist church
We we're prepared to receiv
New Years Calls-but we didn't sea
a Greenbacker with greenback.
The Rablin House chimney
burned out last Friday, and Frank
Pomainvills's Monday. Watch 'em.
Hon. NJ P Liudsley has been re-
commissioned Grand Lecturer of Odd
Fellowship for Wisconsin for the pres
ent year
Now pay your taxes. The con-
tinuance of our school depends in a
large measure on the incoming tax
monies.
The Green Bay Globe has "a
New Years Lay" We might have
had one, but neck wringing fixed EN-
fer Christmas.
Union services were held at the
Methodist church last Sabbath, Rev
L. NJ. Foster preaching the sermon. A
fair congregation was in attendance.
Letter writers say that Matt. Car
penter's daughter, Lillian, is consld-
cred the handsomest girl in Washing
tonr Lillian mother must be stun
ningly beautiful.
Ten Savings Banks in Chicago
have gone where the woodbine &C.
Their presidents reside in Canada,
Their victims-well, they live in the
memory OF the departed.
The Monroe County Democrat
is the name of new quarto publishe
at Tomah, by Brown & Foster. Tomah
needs a good paper, and we judge it
will have it in the Democrat.
We are now prepared to do fine
job work at the REPORTER office
r S. Watson, our foreman, makes
speciality of this department of the
Art" Bring in your jobs.
The carpet furnished by the
ladies for the Reading Room of the
Temple is the most beautiful thing
imaginable. 1t is invisible green as
regards color, and as fabric, it is
non est. Tread lightly, boys.
Bob johnson of the Waussu
Central treats his patrons to a neat
New Years GIFT in the form Of a New
Years address. It is neat in execu-
ton and the thought excellent. Good
for Robert.
Prof. Chittenden will occupy the
Congregational church pulpit next Sab
bath morning. After the sermon mat
tiers pertaining to church interests will
be brought before the congrega cation.
We hope to sec large congregation.
"A chain of blue ribbon" temper
ance societies or clubs, now extends
from San Francisco to New York City.
Temperance work is crowding the
mourners Just now Ever the right
comes uppermost, and ever is justice
done"
Little David Worthin.ton re-
ceiyed his annual souse in the river
last week, and came near going un-
der" We know what ails David,
Susie, he is bound to be a Baptist, and
! it won't hurt him a bit He is most
big enough to take sling and go after
the Goliaths of to-day.
We verify believe we are having
winter Good for the Clerk. We al
need it, the boy with his sled, the log
ger with numbering" beb,, the pretty
girl with her new furs, and ye mer-
chant who advertises-all need it,
must have it, and it's coming. We d
print the sbeautiful snow" if we burst.
The New Year is well under
way and the vows taken, We hope,
are Just as sacred as they were ten
days ago, Stick to EN-, for another
month at least. 1t has been bully
season to turn over new leaves. The
snow did not cover EN- Don't let it
be said that they are Nothing but