Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-10-03
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The grey leaden look of the sky to-
day denotes a change III the season.
Autumn with its frost touched foliage
and golden haze i upon rs.
slower cutting j. about over and
husking viii soon begin. Lou and
Len Beer took out to the farm a bran
new husker and Shredder bought d
b. F. Keeler & Day. Lon and Len
are striving farmers and right up to
date.
Rain caused failure at the dance
last week
The China Wedding Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Kendall of Wyalusing last
week was very pleasant affair. How
/ time flies; just think, their goth we'd
ding anniversary, A large company
of friends and relatives gathered in
the parlors Of the Kendall mansion
ard soon good dinner was spread
out 20 tempt the palate, after which
y. W. Kendall presented the Young
couple with a superb china set said to
cost thirty dollars. Relatives fur
nished commodious cupboard to
keep this fine set Of dishes in. Taken
all in all, the day was a Joyous one
and viii long be remembered by
scores Of friends who were fortu-
nate enough as to witness the happy
scene.
The { Il. Il \. is rs usual at this
season OF the year greatly rushed,
marketing cattle from Montana and
the far west.
Married, Sept. Is, 1895 at the home
Of the bride by Rev. Halsey. Mr..
Walt Glass OF Baglev to Miss Isa
Bossi OF Hazelton. Now don't look
so surprised; this thing has been
| looked for for some time. The only
surprize ana we might say disap-
pointment on our part was the failure
in sampling a generous slice Of the
wedding cake. But all the same we
hasten TO offer congratulations and
wish this young couple a scripture
measure shook down and running
over OF those prime essentials in mar
ried life. love, peace and prosperity
The first two are secured bv devotion
and fidelity TO each other: the latter
by close application to business with
proper economy and industry. The
groom is Of good family and is pos
sessed Of great energy * character. is
a member OF the Brodtville cornet
band and has a large circle Of admir-
ing friends. The bride Is lady Of
culture and is talented in the line OF
music. Ie local has had the pleasure
Of the acquaintance Of this Young
couple many years and know whereof
we speak. The many invited guests
partook OF sumptuons repast after
which the couple were presented with
many practical and useful presents
Look out for your stock: another
cali killed on the track last week.
John Keller and VIM. Theissa are
having big run with their steam
threSher near Sibley. la. Their FAM
lies took 4 two weeks run out To see
them. Mrs. Theissa. son and daugh-
ter return in two week Mrs. Keller
and little daughter, accompanied bv
brother Lou Plondke. who is at pres
VIZ oh t't sim AlNt- VIII return 4
week later. They report a heavy
crop all around in Iowa and it viii take
till winter to thresh the crop.
Leroy Jacobs. one of our mp to
date farmers, placed on our desk a
limb with three rosy checked peaches
plucked from peach tree in rull
bearing. Mr.. Jacobs has a number
Of trees fruiting this season and will
gather in about swo bushels Of nice,
ripe fruit.
Our shoemaker Is now settled and
is ready TO repair your footwear He
may he found at the bench any day
ready for business.
Mr. Chas. Tyron, Mrs. Chas. Havel,
Pearl Murphev and little Jennie
Palmer have all been on the sick list.
Today. the 2sth Fred Handy and
Ed Bar mounted their bicycles and
started on a two weeks trip to Can
ton. Dakota ROB ROY.