Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1899-10-26
BRIDES OF AUTUMN.
Several Young Couples Plight
Their Troth at Marriage
Altar.
THE EGAN-WARDER NUPTIALs.

| Rock Islander Wins a Fair Kentuckian
for His Wife. the Ceremony Taking
Place at MsysIick-Harry f. Cain and
Miss Isabelle NJ. Petit, and Philip +
scherer and Miss Mary c. JuhI Marry.
The marriage of James Francis
Egan, of Rock Island, and Miss Mary
Morgan Warder was celebrated at
clock last evening at the Christian
church in Mayslick, KY, Rev. W. IL.
Taubman, the pastor, officiating in
the presence of i number of relatives
and invited friends. The Episcopal
marriage service was used.
Miss Mary Allen Finch, of Helena,
Kas., was maid of honor; Miss Eliza
beth Yancy, of Danville. Ky, brides
maid, and George Wybrant, of Du-
buque, Iowa, best man.
After a short wedding trip Mr.. Egan
will bring his bride to Rock Island and
they will take up their abode at S14
Twenty-fourth street. Mr.. Egan is
private secretary to Maj. c. w. Halves,
head clerk of the Modern Woodmen.
and is one of the valued attaches of
the orders headquarters, having, in
addition to personal correspondence,
charge of the society's press bureau.
Mr.. Egau is an experienced newspa-
per man, having been connected with
various papers in Iowa, Kansas and
other states. His bride is one of the
accomplished and charming Young
ladies OF Mayslick. The couple will
be attended by the best wishes of their
host of friends in their welded life.
| CaIn-Pettit.
At the residence of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Petit, 314
Ninth street, at $50 last evening, oc-
Cured the wedding of Harry f. Cain,
of Chicago, and Miss Isabella M.
Petit, Rev. G. W. Simons, of the
First Baptist church, performing the
ceremony, which was witnessed by Il
i company of relatives and few init
mate friends. The couple will reside
in Chicago, where the groom is a
student ut the National Medical col
lege. Mr.. Cain was formerly night
ticket agent for the Burlington road
here. His bride is well known and
much admired lady.
| Scherer-JuhI.
| Philip +. SChcrer, of South Rock
Island, and Miss Mary Catharine Juhl
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at the German Lutheran church. Rev.
G. A. Mennicke, the pastor, oiliciated.
The bridesmaids were Misses Emile
Juhl and Emma Anthony. the grooms-
men being Herman Juhl and Fred
Scherer. There was IA large mum Der
of relatives and friends present at The
uuptials, following which there was a
reception for the happy couple at the
| IF hn Iii afS IL
Mrs. n. F.. Juhl, SI7 Twenty-seccnd
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Scherer will
reside in South Rock Island, where
the groom conducts farm. The
groom is an Industrious and prosper
Gus young man and he has won for
his life's companion one of Rock ISL
and's most worthy young ladies.
| other Marriages.
i. II. Bradley and Miss Dora
Plough, both of Rock Island, were
married in Davenport Tuesday by
Justice Altman.
John Brandt, Of this city, and Miss
Edith Kuschmann, of South Rock Isl
and, were married last night at the
Herman Lutheran church by Rev. G..
\. Mcnnicke.
| Ludwig j. Forslund and Miss
Emma Dorothy Fredericksen, both of
Moline, were married last evening by
Rev. j. b. Simons. The ceremony
occurred at the parsonage of the First
Baptist church.
| Claus +. Blomberg, of Rockford,
and Miss Mary Hughes, of La Prairie,
Ill, were married last night by Rev.
j. Jesperson, at his home. 5000 Eighth
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Blom berg left
this morning for Rockford, where
they will make their home.
+. w. Rettich, of this city, and Miss
Marie Rodell, of Moline. were married
last night ut the parsonage of the
Swedish Lutheran church in Moline
by Rev. G. A. Hemborg. The couple
will reside in Peoria. Mr.. Rettich is
Il fireman on the l.. |. u u. road
| At the home of the bride. 4f5 Forty
fifth street, ut O'Clock last night,
was celebrated the marriage of Tnom-
as Hansen, ~Uf Moline, and Miss Anna
A. johnson, OF Rock Island. Rev. j.
l.. Murphy, pastor of Grace Lutheran
church, officiating. A wedding sup
per was served. The couple will re-
side in Moline.
Charles Zude aud Miss Annie An
CUES, well known young people OF
Sherrard. were married NJ noon yes
terday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Binck, HOP Seventh avenue
Rev Litzrodt, of the German Meth.
odist church. performing the cere
mouy. Mrs. Rinck served fine wed
ding dinner to the couple aud relatives
who were present at the ceremony Ii
the after noon Mr.. Zude and bride left
for Sherrard, where they will live.
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