Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-02-03
CassyilIe Triple Wedding.

CAssvILLE, Jan. 3l.-Our grain mar
ket is not as lively as ii has been, yet
during the month of January Klindt,
Geiger & Co. bought more than 10000
bushels of oats at from q to 81 cents
per bushel. The price at present is q
(G2S cents. The hog market is still
firm, our merchants paving S4.60@4 65
q cwt.; lard is cts. q lbs; butter 17(6
20 cts. p H.; corn 80 cts q bushel.
There is being considerable wood
chopped here this winter, among those
most actively engaged may be men,
toned, HI. Grimm, o. Geiger. Stevens
Il Bartlett. and G. Prior.
We have six merchants in our little
village, as follows: Klindt, Geiger &
Co, o. Reinke. Chas. Knapp, F. Blink
ert, G. Prior and j. Bernhardt.
Three blacksmith and wagon shops,
one hardware store, one furniture store,
one harness shop, four shoemaker shops,
on drug store, &c-all of which we will
say more of at another time.
Five saloons in full blast make Cass-
vile on an equality with the surround
ing towns in this respect, so that he that
is thirsty may drink of the water of life,
&C., you know.
Messrs. Stevens & Bartlett sell an inn
mense quantity of lumber, and we hear
their customers say, reasonable too. |"
There will be teachers meeting here
Saturday, February 5; come one, come
all, come great and small, and see the
I.,.{ fo11 ~ colt iaI
venture to say our ever accommodating
druggist Alloys Grimm, who takes great
delight in attending to his business
Compromising medicines) will give you
each an almanac.
A notable and enjoyable event oc-
Cured at Glen Haven Tuesday, Jan. II,
in which Frank Barmann and Alena
Kuenster, Henry Kuenster and Rosa
Bennett. Charles Kuenster and Emma
Baumgartner were united in holy matri-
mony. The ceremony of the first couple
named was performed by the priest at
the Catholic Church, in Glen Haven.
The ceremony of the last two couple
named was performed by A. III. Bennett,
ESD. at the residence of Jacob Kuenster,
all well to do farmer residing in this
NlC1ulli. lC wen Oh IVOiio WV
in number were thrown open in one and
all the appointments under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Kuenster, were complete.
A season of Misunderstanding was INDUCED
in and congratulations were numerous.
By and by sumptous dinner was served
of which the table fairly groaned under
its weight of good eatables The pres
ents were numerous and substantial.
The bridal party then departed for
Dubuque. Their many friends, wish
them long life of happiness. Mr..
Barmann resides at Maryyille, Missouri,
where he is engaged in an active, lucre-
tive business. Alena is kind and good
girl, well liked by all We hope she has
accepted one whowill prove good and
dutiful husband Henry is a young man
of fine promise and starts outin life with
every prospect for the future. Rosa is
in every way worthy of him and will be
fully equal to the important part to
which She has been called. Charles is
stirring and energetic and we hope he
will use his best endeavors to lead a
prosperous life. Emma has been en-
gagged in the public high school in Cass-
Vile. in the discharge of which office
she has won for herself the respect and
confidence of all. a QUEST.