Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12
MARRIED.

mother, by liz Rev. s. W. Eason, M a 90 r Foster
Of Lancaster. and n % Lizzie q. Ennors
| assBeak House is. thinning fast, 2 said Ills own
er. Mr.. Jarndsce, as Zone after one his ward
married and left him, and similar exclama
ton is extorted from Us, when contemplating
the ruincns run. uponits young people which
this eenlmpnly has suffered for the last few
ssara.--s-H oMexeT. we prefer 70 view such
ed that the lot Of Benedick is far preferable
lFhe occasion ebroodicled III this notice was
pleasant in all its phases. and one long to be
remembered By those WHO were so fortunate as
to be in attendance Tears, which seem in,
congruous on so festaf an occasion, were sup.
pressed, as much as possible, and the, happy
pair were s1rEdsA Itch iourney ltogether
witty bright ssnilss Eofl &ncourS cement from
soHe S,ose hearts we're Navy At the partinr
TIE bride was elegantly dfessedin Al slatescd.
ored SIX. and prssenta Sthat attractiye and
stylish appearance which one always likes to
see in a BRIDE, It il frequently remarked on
such occasions that the gentleman makes his
responses less audbly than the lady. In this
e ess lsf Il sss Ar raIs f0ls9Ts ~ IL
energy and, determination which made, Mr.
Foster the hero of many performance in the
sealmy DAYS of the Lancaster Institute, which
carried off the tiechmatiDn prize q Behit and
an ofat6ficaf@ prize At GalesbnFgs -wlaoh has
made him an eminently successful teacher and
popular orator since graduation, and which
only two waekss.ago carried dismay to the
'kosrta Of that Forest City appesged copcen'
trated in he clear response with which he
pledged his martial faith. Perhaps, however
there was some agitation under this cool ex
terror, and he may have, felt somewhat like the
poets grave young scholar who, under siIhi'
lar circumstances, =
l1H 8ss.ssss 45f.fss Scarcely knows
IfHector we're lighting seaman, y.
If lofty pindar wrote in prose.
Or Athens lay In Lacedemon Il NJ e.4a
A number of guestswere present from Ian.
caster. Potosi, Boscobel, Dubuque, and. other
points who attested their interest and friends
shin in presenting a lhgndsome and varied ar
raw of bridal gifts At the conclusion Of the
ceremony and congratulations, all ypartook oil
rich collation., Which was Something more
than fern to those Of US who had driven
from q distance "a " u AE 81 ST
But such pleasant occasions must dfaw to a
close. A number of friends accompanied Mr..
and Mrs Foster to the river, where they took
the train northward, en- route for New Lisbon.
Astfhe cars moved of, river, and cloud were
/ crinsoaed with the glastlrays otthe Departing
sun-a happy omen of a roseatc future. "And
O, there are days in this life, worth lite and
worth death. And o, what a bright old song
it is. that 80, It's love- It's love, 'tis love, that
makes thesworld go sround'r1 gEI
At Elienboro. September l. 1873, by J. c. orion
Esq. Mr.. Jno. B. Clough and Mary Mcknight, both O
q ,,u q, 1s4a hu II n ifrton
Esq. Mr.. Thos Mcknight and Niss Cataerine 0, Kane
At the yarriIl House. Fennimore, Sept. 5, 1878. by
Rev ID. L. Hubbard. Mr. VIM. Narrower and Mis-
Ella A. N.Y. 80 vaasst htI~sSsss.ra ss..fsss a.
At Beetown, September 5, 1915, by Rev. John
Harris, Mr.. Hiram Wagner and Mary Budworth. both
OF Be etown. g1i tffaa "a giin ara fAse8is
at CassyiIle, September 9. 1873, byJ. II. O. snec'
lode, ESQ. Mr. John Leinebach and Miss Aline Birk