Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-06-25
Prominent Couple Bound in
WedlOck.
GOOD CITIZEN CALLED
Interesting Notes of a Minor Nature
Written Especially for the
Herald's Readers.

Last Tuesday morning at ST..
Thomas church was the scene of the
most beautiful and impressive we'd
ding which has taken place in this
community during the year, when
two of Potosi's most estimable
young people plighted the troth.
The all important day in life's
voyage came, and the gray of early
morn ushered in one Of natures
ideal June days, resplendent with
sunshine, and gentle zephyrs waited
the sweet fragrance Of the lily, the
peony and catalpa from hill top to
hill top in sympathy with the happy
event which joined Miss Jennie
Fure and Mr.. Louis Reinecke in the
bonds Of holy wedlock.
Mr.. Otto Fure appeared as grooms-
man, while Miss Maggie Wonderlin
was the bridesmaid.
The bride wore white dotted null
and carried brides roses. The
church was profusely and beauti-
fully decorated with peonies and
ferns which had most inspiring
effect.
A vast number of friends assem-
bled to witness the beautiful, but
impressive ceremony. Promptly at
$50 the bridal party marched into
the edifce, to the sweet strains Of
Mendelssohn's, played by the brides
sister, Mrs. HI. E. Coons. At the
conclusion of the ceremony the
bridal party left the church and
we're driven to the home of the
BRIDES parents and were stationed
in the spacious parlor, which too
had been exquisitely decorated and
there received congratulations at
the hands Of relatives and numer-
our invited guests, after which all
were seated at a sumptuous wedding
dinner which skilled hands had been
preparing for days previous.
The bride is the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fure; she is possessed of those quail
tiles necessary to the purest happi-
ness and companionship that brings
to home the cheer and help that in
spire to higher ideals; her sincerity
of purpose has held for her prom
inent place in social circles.
The groom, too, is one OF our
staunch young business men, ard
is associated with his father, John
Reinecke, in conducting the city
meat marked, and is in every way
worthy of the fair bride he has won.
Those in attendance at the we'd
ding were Mrs. JAS. Gill, James
Dolan and sister, Mary, Platteville;
DR.. Reinecke and sister, Agnes, and
Flo Hunt, F. Fratz and wife, and
Miss Anna Bates, Dubuque; Miss
Bertha Kowen, Butte, Montana;
Mrs. John Krause, Sheffield, Iowa;
Mrs. Mary Crosse, Chicago; Andrew
Richter and wife, British Hollow;
Mrs. Kate Wonderful and son,
Frank, Ellenboro; Messrs. and Mes
DANES G.. HI. Lewis, JOS. Vogelsberg,
A. Schumacher, T. N. Runkel, A.
Kaltenbach, Fl. E. Coons, H. B.
Coons, David Miers, Mrs. Geo.
Smith, Mrs. J. HI. Coons, and the
Misses Mate Seaton, Jose. Elscamp,
Mary Edwards and Louisa Smith,
Messrs. j. A. Seaton, John Rein
ecke, S. A. Thomas and Peter Ret
witch, of Potosi.
The happy couple left on the
afternoon train for Bookings, S.
Oak, where they will spend their
honeymoon. The wedding guests
were frolicsome and played the
usual pranks- decorating the bridal
couples baggage, before their de-
parture, with old shoes and other
pieces of wearing apparel that go to
make up the wardrobe of the first
son and heir, and among other
things very conspicuous poster, in
large type Of black and red, was
pasted on the brides trunk and read
as follows:
''Just welded, watch us!
We will amuSe you.
I, Anv advise as to the best method of
securing domestic bliss thank
fully received.
We will hold grand reception in
our state room during
our entire trip. You will be well
come at any hour. Joyfully yours,
BRIDE AND GROOM"
The entire party accompanied, or
rather escorted, the couple to the
station, and the procession was the