The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-03-28
Love Smiles at Bolts and Bars"

The truth of the above has been verified in this
our quiet town Of Kenosha. Our young friend,
Charlie b., is by means lady killer but there
was that about him that made him general iayorite
with the young ladies', and bound to him the young
affections of at least one fair to such extent
that she was willing to fudn the bible injunction,
and forsae father and mother for his sake In short
Charlie B. and Miss Emily v. saw, loved and deter
mined to be one though any number Of hydra
headed monsters stood in the way. Thus ended the
first chapter Of the drama.
But the young lady's paterna parient had made
other calculations for her. II had already promised
her hand TO a worthy Teuton Of a neighborng city,
whose Golfers were reputed to be well lined with
greenbax, 1905 and 80 FORTH and when it came out
that his daughter had dared to love without his con
sent, he waxed exceeding wroth, and made a vow
that no yankee" should ever wed his daughter
air Orders to that effect were given and there was
to be more moonlight rambles, more love-
making allowed But such orders are too apt TO be
made-ike pie crust-to be broken. In this instance
they were, for their loYe-making went on and culmi
mated last Saturday evening, when wedding took
place in which Justice Cole ofciated and the bride
was not given away by her paternal parent. The
bride had fled her trunk and had it privately con-
veyed to the appointed place just after dark when
the rascible parent was out of the way. The wed
ding passed of pleasantly and after receiving the
congratulations Of few friends. Charlie B. and his
young bride took the midnight accommodation
train for short tour to the Joy go with them
for faint heart never won fair lady.
The chagrin Of Mynheer, the bafled parent, on
Sunday morning when the transaction came out
may be better imagined than described He rent
his hair ard audibly Cd his starsand the whole
yankee ration. and declared that his disobedient
daughter should b. cut off with shilling, or words
to that effect. But fortunately the young lady has
snug little of her own that cannot be cut off
by angry and cruel papa Time is great healer Of
hearts. and doubt not that Charlie paterna pa
ent-in-aw will welcome home the Grant pair in due
inc with his well-known hospitality and liberaliiy
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