Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1895-02-28

a God-send to them now. But they
spurned it with contempt; and Fem
nimore built her road Just the same
and when it was done Boscobel began
TO look like the pale leaves of autumn
after the first frost. She had nothing
lett but sand and a bridge and she
then began to look to Crawford coun-
ty for succor. 1t cost Crawford county
tie thoughts of toll to look toward
her and real Ioll to come and see her
and u to come and trade with her
and toll to go home Fennimore
Times
The followingnamed members of
Lancaster lodge /. 0. 0. P. visited
Lily of the Mound lodge l. o. 0. p on
Friday evening last: Messrs, A.
Michaelis. VIII F. orion. Henry Ress-
meyer, Henry Nehls, John Jeide, c.
ii. Basford, Sam Green. David Schrein-
er, Z. j. Woodward, II. l.. Patch,
John Wenzel, c. X. Livingston, and
w. j. Dyer The Platteville lodge
had an intimation of their coming and
were in attendance TO greet them.
After the regular business of the
lodge was transacted, an hour or
more was spent very pleasantly in
social conversation during which
light refreshments were served. The
Lancaster members left for home
about midnight and expressed them
selves as highly pleased with their
visit Witness.
One of the pleasantest events of this
gay season occurred Monday night
when large company OF guests as
sembled at the home of Drs. Glasier to
help celebrate their crystal wedding.
The parlors We're tastefully decorated
with blooming plants, and everything
was prepared to properly observe the
important event Mrs Glasier wore
the wedding dress of fifteen wears ago,
and although not just in style with
the present fashions was still becom-
ing. The evening was spent in con-
yersation and music. About 8 o'clock
the bridal party entered the parlors.
keeping step to the bridal march, r
gracefully executed by Miss Grace
Miner. The bridesmaids were Mrs.
Mary Brooks, Mrs. Jackman and Miss
Elya Holford The groomsmen were
DIR. Lewis, DR.. Sala and DR.. Brown of
Lancaster. Rev. Jackman performed
the ceremony in humorous style.
but ended it with short and impress
sive prayer. The gifts were of the
choicest variety, and were given with
a hearty good will. At la+e hour
the guests departed. wishing Doc
tor and his wife many happy i. is
II the day.-Bloomington Recon
We clip r. following from an ex-
change:
w. V. BENEFITS. of Bloomington.
state agent for the Southwestern Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co.. of Marshall
town, Iowa, called at the Home News
office in company with j. G. Huston,
whom he has appointed district agent
for the counties of Sank. Iowa and
Dane. We have carefully examined
into the literature Of this company
and it suits us better than ANYTHING
OF the kind we have ever seen-the
Southwestern presents it plan to the
insuring public knowing it to be based
on principles of absolute safety; its
rates are taken from the actuarv's
table OF mortality which are math-
ematically correct and sufficient 10
meet all claims. 1t has fully COM
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state, its securities are deposited
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has the unqualified endorsement cf
the commissioner of Insurance and it
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surance, we believe you will look
long time before finding company as
satisfactory as the Southwestern.