Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-10-19
HAPPY WEDDINGS!
PROMINENT PEOPLE UNITED FOR BET.
TER OR WORSE.
NuptiaIs OF DIR. Teeple and Agusta
Groschner-Elliot Haag and
May Bowers--N. 8. Cole
and Nora e. Fisher.

Birth, marriage and death: these are the
three events in ones life that are paramount
with each other and before which all other
events pale in insignifcance. An unusually
large number of Napoleon's young people
have taken the second great step on life's
stage; they have launched forth in matri-
monial barks. in fair weather and on
placid seas.
Teeple-GroschDer.
Thursday, the l4th inst. the holy bands of
matrimony made DR.. George R. Teeple
and Miss Augusta Groschner man and wife.
The wedding was an elaborate affair large
number of invited guests Witnessing the
ceremony and bidding the young and happy
couple God-speed, The bridal party pro-
ceeded from the house to st. Paul's Luth-
eran church where large audience had as
sembled to do honor to the occasion. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. W. L.
Fisher, and which, in accordance with the
custom of the church was one both impress
sive and joyous. DR.. Chas. Harrison was
the groom's best man, while Miss Emma
Groschner, sister to the bride was brides
maid.
The bride wore a beautiful costume OF
white satin trimmed in brocsde satin,
white slippers, and carried boquet Of
brides roses.
Miss Emma, bridesmaid, was attired in
pink silk crepe, white slippers, white gloves
pink roses.
The presents we're beautiful and costly,
testifying to the high regard in which the
contracting parties are held.
reception was held in the evening at the
Groschner residence on Washington street
and until late hour cards, dancing and
social festivities held high carnavai.
The newly married pair left on the even.
| ing train west for Chicago where they now
are.
DR.. Teeple is model young man ant
has many friends who cannot extend hin
too many congratulations in this most i'm
Iportant of steps.
The bride is we'll known society youni
lady, whose beauty and amiability, ranl
her in the foremost rank Of our socia
sphere. Likewise do friends unite in wish
ing her much JOY in the marriage estate.
Haag-Bowers,
At the residence of the BRIDES parents il
Liberty township, Wednesday afternoo
Mr.. Elliot Haag Of Toledo was united i
marriage to Miss May Bowers.
The wedding was quiet one, the ceremon
being performed by Rev. M. L. Donahey Q
the Napoleon Presbyterian church in pres
ence of the immediate family and limite
guests.
The couple left for Chicago where they wi
attend the Fair.
The groom, while not living in Napt
, leon at present, there is no young ma
among us better and more favor ably know
Within the past year he has engaged
the drug business at Toledo. and by thri
and knowledge of the business he is success
| full.
Miss Bowers is daughter of George Bov
! ers and sister to Mrs. Judge Meekison. Sf
: has lived most of her life in Napoleon whel
she has large circle Of warm friends.
JOY and happiness to the newly marie
pair is the wish that is extended from all.
Cole-Fisher.
! The many friends of Mr.. N. s. Cole Ii
; ing at Holgate will be not little surprise
. and pleased to learn of his marriag
'Nent." stole march on Holgate people
slyly coming to Napoleon Thursday with
afianced bride and taking out licens
brought in the services of Rev. M. Il. Don
hey. Mr.. Cole is Holgates leader in bar
g ware and most respected citizen. 3
. bride is we'll known daughter of Squire
y W. Fisher and is prominent young socie
0 lady. Here's our congratulations and we
wishes.