Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1893-02-02

result of patienE, industry, and appli-
cation to business. He has won the
reward of self denial in the confidence
OF the community.
RoSsIER BROTHERS
All reared here and for the greater
part Of their lives have been identified
with the fortunes of the twin cities.
Mr.. Alfred Roster is at present Mail
Agent on the NJ. L. s. d w. rail
road. Edmond has been for some
time engaged with the Jackson Milling
company in positions of trust. Amiel
is engaged with the South Centralia
Paper Mill Co. Each worthily filling
his place.
FRANK GARRISON
Was brought up in this city; received
his education here; married here in
1876 to Miss Celia Rossier, and from the
practical business training received
in the mercantile business, acquired
the necessary experience that en-
ables him to manage successfully the
large business interests that he is now
engaged in as manufacturer, merchant
and proprietor of various other enter.
prlses.
JOHN G. LOVE.
Son of John Love, ST., commenced
business life as assistant to the depot
agent in Centralia. For efficiency and
trust-worthiness he was promoted to
the office of station agent, and later to
that of travelling freight agent of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
with fair prospects of Announcements as
changes recur in official ranks of the
great railway systems of the above road
F.E. KELLNER.
Of the firm of F. Z. Kellner & Co., is
engaged in the mercantile business with
JOS. LaMadeline. He is the present
city treasurer of Centralia, enjoying the
confidence of the business world of the
twin cities. He has nice home, and
considerable property. He has lived
here since boyhood.
F.H.JACKsoN.
Is an old-time Centralia boy. With
the education our city schools afford
and good business qualifications, he has
accumulated considerable property
He held the responsible positions OF
clerk and treasurer for the city
Married Miss Libbie Lesslg, and reside:
with his mother at the old Jackson
homestead in Centrala.
LYON BROTHERS.
Sons of R. C. Lyon one of the
pioneers of Wood Co. The sons have
all been reared here and hold warm
place in the regard Of the community
The family are noted for their musical
talent and proficiency. Ever since the
twin cities were represented by rude
hamlet of few struggling cottages the
Lyons Band has been source OF
never failing joy and has kept pace with
the progress of the cities through all
the vicissitudes of the times.
Theron is trusted employee of the
John Edwards Manufacturing Co. hav-
ing attained the position of Superin-
tendent of the shingle department OF
that firm he has remained there up
wards of ten years. 3
| Clark is the manager and proprietor
of the popular Hotel Lyon in Centralia
where he is rapidly gaining 6, reputation
for his inn second to none in this
section of the country. He has credit
ably served the city as treasurer.
The other brothers Rube and Russ
are doing we'll, but not in the city.
DICKSON & CAREY.
Both were reared here and have
worked to gain the business prosperity
they enjoy. They are partners in the
livery business in Ccntralia. Mr. Carey
is under-sheriff of Wood county having
recently been appointed.
EDWARD LYNCH.
Educated in the city schools and
afterward teaching throughout the
county he learned by experience the
needs of teacher and was prepared
for the Office of county superintendent
of schools for eight years. He deals in
real estate, and contracts logging jobs
He married Miss Louise Belanger and
is the possessor of coy home.
! j. w NATWICK.