Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-03-30
Brodtyille.
Spring at one time seemed 90 ne
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Spring at one time seemed 90 near
and yet, oh so far away.
Married: March IS 1898 at Patch
Grove, by the Rev. Frank Bell, Mr.. Ed
gar Il. Haryill, of Brodtvllle, to Miss
Carrie D. tsgman. CT Baglev. Dell
Quick acting as best man and Hannah
Stagman as brides maid This young
couple that have Just showed their boat
out on 3 new sea of life is well and fav-
orally known, having lived here ali
their lives Both being posed of youth
health. industry and other rare qualih-
cations, we see no reason why this
union should not result in much happi-
ness peace and prosperity. The groom
being q member OF the Cornet Band
was serenaded By them on the evening
of the wedding day, and in return were
treated to lunch and the cigars. For
the present the new married couple will
maze their home Al the Harvii home
stead
Agau or the 10th inst tie bells
struck up lively air. This time it was
Nj. Samue. MilEu and Miss Coral
Barnes both Of Patch Grove The Rev
Frank Bel. oflicsating. This union was
solemn.zed IN the presence Of Bert
Clark as best man, and Mss Nav Mil
lin as bliies maid. and other witnesses.
After the solemn words were said that
made theiU interests mutual through
lite the new couple returned to the Mil
lin residence where an excellent dinner
awaited them after which they drove to
Brodtyille and treated all hands 20 the
cigars and while they received congrat-
ulations from their many friends the
Cornet Band played in honor of the oc-
casion some of their choicest pieces. OF
course everybody around here knows
Sam and Coral as this has been their
home since childhood. and their con-
duct has been such as to gain the good
will. respect and admiration of all their
former associates. For the present they
viii be at home TO Visiters at the res.-
dence of the groom's parents.
A sad accident, Young man shot
through the heart and killed almost
instantly; On the 10Th. inst VIM. Laird
son Of John Laird. of the township Of
Wyalusiuo, while out duck hunting in
company with several other boys acct
IDENTIFY discharged his gun while getting
out of the boat. 1t is supposed that in
getting out be grasped the muzzle and
drew the gun toward him, the hammer
caught on the seat of the boat Willie.
as he was generally called was about p
years old and was 3 general fayorite
among his friends and acquaintance,
and his sudden removal in this shocking
and tragical manner has cast a gloom
over the whole community Funeral
services were held at the Bagey church
and his remains laid to rest in the
Flint cemetery. A father, sister and
one brother survive him to mourn
because Willie is not
As We write. the sad intelligence
reaches Us of the death of the wife of
Ashton Morrel. This case is a sad one
indeed, some years ago Mr. Morrel
led Miss Ada Shrake, then in the bloom
of health to the hymeneal altar where
she becau'e bis blusbing bride. God
blessed this union By giving them 8
bright lite son now in his second year.
AL went we'll with this loving wife and
mother until few months ago disease
/ laid lis cruel hand upon her, and in
spite Of all that could be done to arrest
the disease her husband and dearest
friends were compelled with aching
hearts 10 witness her sure and rapid
fading away oat of their sight Other
particulars 81 the death and fuueval viii
| be given lister.