Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-07-23
POTOSI.

vi ldCt uOSelcey do UuO Suu was
at meridian height and the clocks
were striking the hour, Miss Mate
SeatOn became the bride of Mr.. S.:A.
Thomas, and again the hearts and
hands of two of Potosi's most estim-
able young people were joined in
holy wedlock. The ceremony took
place at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. D. G.. Seaton, on N.
Main street, and the Rev. r. G.
BENEFITS spoke the words that
united the destiny Of the happy
young couple. The bride is the
youngest daughter of Mrs. D. G..
Seaton, and is held in the highest
regard by all who have had the
pleasure of her acquaintance. She
has held prominent position in
our schools for the past four years,
and is regarded as a very capable
and efficient teacher. She will be
missed from her customary place in
the schoolroom at the opening Of
the fall term; but our loss will be
Samuel's gain, and she will be
found presiding over their coy
home with as much diligence and
perseverance as has been character
istic Of her school work. The
groom, too, is we'll and favorably
known, having for years been a
travelling salesman, but for the past
year has been in the employ Of
Thomas & Orrick. After congratu-
lations by relatives and numerous
invited guests all we're seated at an
elaborate wedding dinner. The
newly welded couple took the after
noon train for ST. Joseph, Mich,
there to spend their honeymoon.
Miss Joseph Rider departed
Thursday afternoon for Chicago,
after a pleasant visit of several
months with relatives and friends.
John Kruger came ont from Chi
cago Monday, accompanied by his
daughters, little Dorothea and Miss
Jean, who will remain here for a
two weeks visit with Grandpa and
Grandma Phillips.
The snug sum Of seventy five
dollars was realized as the proceeds
from the supper given at the city
hall last Saturday evening, which
will be used in improving the Brit
ish Hollow cemetery.
Miss Hannah Peacock, formerly
of North Andover, now trained
nurse residing in Chicago, visited
several days last week with her
friend, Mrs. Winners.
The Misses Florence and Nellie
Hunt of Dubuque, attended the
Thomas nuptial event last
Tuesday.
G. III. Lewis and wife returned
from their two weeks Of sight see
ing at the worlds fair, burdened
with load of tiredness.
Mrs. Lizzie Foster and son and
daughter, Master George and Miss
Fannie, of Beloit, are here on a
visit to the lady's mother, Mrs.
Fanny Massey.
Andrew Kern and son Fred, Of
Ellenboro, made a flying trip to
Yankton, Dakota They left here
Tuesday afternoon, reaching Yank-
ton the following day at IL a. M,
where they registered for chance
in the drawing of the Rosebud
reservation and were back here
Thursday at noon.
Mrs. T. B. Ennor was a passenger
for Chicago last Thursday. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Tiffany, a
sister who resides at Thornton, Ia.
After a sojourn of a few days in the
city they will go to Thornton, where
Mrs. Ennor will make an extended
visit.
Anglers are reporting some good
catches from the wing dams in the
Mississippi.
Mrs. T. M. Runkel and son Percy
and little Clara are at Cassville on a
visit to her friend, Mrs. Lena
Grimm ChapSman
Miss Marie Sieger of La Crosse is
the guest Of friends in this city.
Miss Mabel Thompson of Dubuque
is a visitor at the Kaltenbach home.
Two young ladies, presumably
from Dubuque, possessed of pleas
ing manners and charming looks,
have been in our village the past
few days and apparently have spent
much time in and about the bank.
Two deputy marshals have been de-
tailed to watch their movements as
it is surmised they are planning to
rob the bank or kidnap the cashier,
Charles Ragatz.