Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1899-04-13
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Crawford, lately elected as a member
Of said school board from the Third
ward, has decided to rent a home
separate from his business quarters. |
He has selected the DeSSaint house in
the Second ward formerly occupied by
Max Cohen. a change of wards, we
are sorry to note, will require DR.. |
Crawford's resignation from the school
board and he informs us that notice
Of his withdrawal will be rendered at
the next meeting. He also intends to
move his dental office back into the |
rooms used by him several years in the |
little cottage owned by Dr. W. D. |
Harvie on Center street. The trans |
fer to old quarters will be made during
next week.
Rev. J. ]. Gronfeldt of Door county, |
this state, arrived in Centralia last
Friday and has taken charge Of the |
Norwegian MOrayian church as per-
manent pastor. He will move his
family into the French street parsOn-
age about three weeks hence. Rev. |
Peterson has moved from this parsOn-
age into August Wits house on
French street near the Green Bay &
Western Ry. tracks and will reside
there until the new German Moravian
church, of which congregation he is
pastor, is built.
MeSSrS. e P. Arpin and John
Schnabel, members Of the board of
directors Of the Twin City Electric
Co., departed for Chicago, Milwaukee |
and BarabOO, Monday evening in the
interest of the new plant for the twin
cities. They consulted with experts
on electricity and engineering, ex-
amined electrical plants and had an
eye out for all pointers that would |
prove Of value to the work of con-
struCtiOn about to be commenced here. |
The war with the Filipinos is prov
ing very much stern reality. Cas-
ualties in the Philippines from Feb.
to April /, 1899, inclusive, aSreported |
to the adjutant general, are: Ameri- |
can soldiers killed, ISL; wounded, 976. |
Total, 1,160. General Otis has cabled |
the war department that the trans
port Sherman has left Manila with |
100 wounded soldiers, which included |
all that were able to be sent home at |
this time.
VIM. y. KeyeS has presented to the |
T. B. Scott Free Library the copy of |
the New York Herald of April Is, |
1865, containing the announcement Of |
the assassination of President Lincoln. |
1t also contains interesting comments |
on the war and extracts from the |
southern press Of the day. 1t is an
interesting document.
\ new Ellis air pump was purchased |
for the physical laboratory of the
Centralia High school last week at a
cost Of $3.50. This is the beginning Of |
useful and necessary apparatus that |
will be added to this department of |
instruction as fast as possible.
An Egyptian shoemaker has re-
Gently arrived in Centralia ana made
his headquarters with Godfrey |
BruderIi, who is an artist in his line.
When in need Of repair work of any
description call on him.
Rev. Eranke, assistant for the past |
year Of Rev. A. A. Peterson in the |
MOravian churches of Centralia, has |
accepted a call at Northtield, Mime
sofa, and departed for the new field of |
labor last Friday.
The Milwaukee Cheap store enjoyed |
a big trade at their special sale days |
the past week. J y. Cohen has the
reputation Of doing just as he adver-
tises and that is the secret of his
success.
When you want anything in the |
livery line-frst class turnOuts for
business or pleaSure-Call on doc" |
GlodgO, the new manager at Bogoger's |
stables.
A. E. Germer, member of assembly
from Wood county, has been con-
spicuouS in that body for being absent |
and not voting on all important bills. |
DR., D. A. Teller, dentist, Office over
Wood County National bank, Grand |
Rapids, Wisconsin. VIII be out of
town every Monday and Tuesday.
DR.. r. II. Sweetman, Grand Rapids, |
Wis. Office in z. L. Steib & Co. s drug
store building. Telephone, Office No.
80, residence No. 147.
FoDND-A ring of keys on Main
street Monday, the owner can have
same by proving property and paying
for this notice.
Ladies' Aid society of the Congre-
gational church, First ward, will |
meet next Wednesday afternoon with |
Mrs Whiting.
The Ladies' Aid society of NJ. E. |
church will meet next Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. c. T. Kellogg.
Keep in mind the Sunday school at
y N. in the Congregational church /
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