Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-11-17
LITTLE GRANT.

Ora Welsh and Matilda Brende-
muehl were married Wednesday, Nov.
at 10 o'clock, by Rev. Irish. The
bride wore gown of white messaline.
She was attended by Miss Mamie
Welsh, a sister of the groom, who was
dressed in a gown of lavender messa-
line. Mr.. Welsh was assisted by Arno
Brendemuehl, brother of the bride.
The wedding march was played by
Miss Ethel Weisbenner. A bountiful
dinner was served to It's guests. They
were presented with the following
gifts Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Welsh, Ill
piece dinner set; a range, and $50. Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Brendemuehl, dining
room set and bed room suite. Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph WenZel, settee. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Brendemuehl, rocking chair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Block, rocking
chair and three parlor chairs. Lizzie
Brendemuhl, center table. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Brendemuhl, Otto and AL
bert, rocking chair. Mr.. and Mrs.
Emil Pagenkopf, flower stand. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Marshall, $500, and a
handkerchief. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Oschman, $1.00. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Vesperman, $500. Granpa Oates S..
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ball, sad irons.
Rudolph, Ruth, Elma and Arthur Wag-
ner, aluminium, rooster. Harold Block,
curtains. Grace Morrow, water pitch
er. Viola and Delbert WenZel, two
pictures. Louis Oschman and Earl
Weisbenner, lamp. Miss Genevieve
Ennor, pair of bath towels. Miss Eth
ell Weisbenner, guest towels. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellsworth Jeidy, rug. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Brandemuhl, table cloth. Mr..
and Mrs. Al Riddiough, table cloth.
John Weisbenner, line towels. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Cliff, bed spread. Mr..
and Mrs. Charley Brendemuhl, bed
spread Mr. and Mrs. George Mathews,
bed spread. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bran
demuhl, bed spread. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Henkel, rug. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
bur Frost, George Cooley's family and
Nettie Welsh, rug Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Jeidy and family, vacuum cleaner. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Weisbenner. Virgil
and Bert, table CLOTH Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Hore, rug. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Pagenkopf, chocolate set, silver
ware. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Hayden,
relish dish. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Kasper, silver teapot. Willie Welsh
and wife, berry spoon. Arno Brende-
muhl, one-half dozen knives and forks.
Reuben Oschman, sugar shell and but
ter knife. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Peterson,
meat fork Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Welsh,
i 1od 10 Ysfb xuo ifn
family, gravy ladle. Mr.. and Mrs. Gull,
dozen teaspoons. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Bennett, berry spoon. Emma, Albert
Ben and Clara WenzeI, pickle fork and
fancy water set. Mrs. Ed Morrow and
Archie, berry spoon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Welsh, berry spoon. Burnel1
and George Addison, pickle fork. Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Welsh, meat fork. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Brendemuhl. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Block, Lisetta Block, one
half dozen fruit knives. Florence Day,
pie knife. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jeidy, one
half dozen knives and forks. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hal Smith, One-half dozen table
spoons. Mr.. and Mrs. John Beetham,
one-half dozen tea spoons. John Jeidy,
butter knife. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Govier,
Floyd and Clyde, casserole. Carrie
Weisbenner, berry dish. Emil Peters,
berry spoon. Emil Peters, one-half
bread knife. Mr.. and Mrs. Charley
Addison, fancy bread plate. Mrs.
Oschman, cake plate and water pitch
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wilkinson,
berry dish. Martha Tanner, salad
dish. Mr.. and Mrs. Hartman, two
piece handled cheese dirk. Kenneth
Bennett, salt, pepper and toothpick
holder. Mrs. Minnie Cooley and Bur-
nell, and Helen, an etched water pitch
err Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrow, one
half dozen etched water tumblers.
Hazel and Dorothy Beetham, toothpick
holder. salt and pepper SET Reuben
Lind, salad bowl. Mr.. and Mrs. Leo.
Kasper, berry dish. Lilly Develin and
Albert Wenzel, dozen cut glass water
glasses. Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Hale, cut
glass water set. Elsie Brendemuhl
and Henry Height, meat fork. Frank
Peters and family, pie knife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Schnorrenberg, table cloth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Morrow, fancy
towel Mr.. Develan, sugar bowl and
creamer. Joe Turner, carving set.
Charles and Ellsworth Jeidy and Hal
Smith shipped load of hogs, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Lewis Cooley, Mrs. Charles Ad-
olson and Mrs. Ed Govier attended the
Royal Neighbors' supper at Blooming
ton, Thursday night.
Lancaster callers were Ed Govier
and wife, Mrs. Lewis Cooley, Burnell
and Helen. Vim. Welsh and wife. Her