Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-09-08

Mr. PuFdy has completed the res
taurant building of w. L. Scott, and
has the barn and green house pretty
we'll along.
Miss Phalen, of Sheboygan. has
returned to this city preparatory to
the opening of our schools. She is
the guest of Mrs. Williams.
J. D. Witter has made arrange
ments to have Ruttan furnace put
in at his residence in place of the old
! one. IT'S well.
MARRIED On Monday Sept. 5,'S1,
at the residence of the brides father,
by Rev. J. S. Norris, Mr.. Chauncy
3. Stone and Miss Gala J. Lessfg,
both of Doudville, Wis.
NJ. J. McRaith has seven hands in
his tailor shop and they are kept
busy continually, This shows Mac
is doing well.
+ The Tomah Journal says that Rev.
J. S. Norris, of this city, will occupy
the pulpit of the Congregational
church at Tomah Sunday the 18th
inst.
f. Beadle has been appointed to ELL
the place made vacant by Mr.. Bell, as
night Waterman of this city. His pay
will be $40 per month, the city pay
ing as much of this each month as
the citizens fail to subscribe.
For the benefit of our readers who
did not hear Rev. J. S. Norris fare
we'll sermon, as delivered at the Cong.
church Sunday morning September %,
we publish it entire and ask our peo-
pie to give it fair perusal.
The Board of Education have en-
gagged the services of VIM. Bell as
Janitor of the High School, at sala-
ry of $50 per month. He has resign
ed the position Of night Waterman of
this city.
Mr.. st. Amour is up with the times
and is having Ruttan furnace placed
in his new residence. The work is
already we'll along and will soon be
finished. Mr.. Reyes superintends the
job.
Miss Douglass and Mrs T. ]. Coop
er have returned from their visit
among relatives in Sank county. Miss
Douglass will teach the primary de-
partment in our school.
The railroad fare from this city to
Chicago during the exposition by way
of Green Bay, for round trip ticket
is SLIGO To the Milwaukee exposi-
ton including admission to the grounds
$3.50.
J. On.Tb,arvlnUrea5u as hostess In a
most acceptable way, much to the
enjoyment of her numerous young
friends.-S Sunday Telegraph.
Mr.. G. B. Stone, of Doudville, has
gone to Midway. New York, on a
visit to his parents and friends. He
is one Of Doud's best hands employed
in the stave factory at the first named
place.
Mrs. S. L. Knapp, mother of Mrs.
A. L. Fontaine. is visiting at their
residence in Centralia Mrs. Knapp
is on her way east, to Windsor, Yer
mont, and also York, Penn. She
will make visit of a couple of weeks
in Centralia.
Mr.. G. o. Baker and his mother
have exchanged residences. We un-
derstand that Mr.. Baker is DESTROYS
of having the street north of his pres
ent residence widened. A petition
that was circulated by T. S. Brazeau,
secured the name of every resident on
Baker street, and will be presented to
the council at its next meeting.
Frank Pomalnville will soon occupy
the Scott residence. Mr.. Gerard, the
present occupant will break up house
keeping for while and board his fam
lily at Mrs Balderstons. They expect
to make the change this week. Later.
Mr.. Gerard has rented Jos. Jarvis
house and will move into it as soon as
the weather will permit.
At recent meeting of the Direc-
tors of the Neilsville and North Eas
tern Railway Company, the following
officers were elected:
Presidemt-W. H. Upham, of
Marshfeld.
Vice Pris't-John Ringle, of Wau-
sau.
observation-disclosures Hewett, of Neils
vile.
Sec'y and Gen. Sohcitor-R. J.
| MacBrid of Neilsville.