Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-15
Enrg 1pnh1itas Frdap IS
n her wedding day a fine farm.

on her wedding day g fine farm.
No girl Is better known in the county
than the bride of DR.. Hunt. Her edu-
cation was received for the most part
in this city and she graduated with the
class of 81 from the Marshalltown high
school. For some time she taught in
the city schools and proved herself
very conscientious teacher. She has
travelled extensively and is one of whom
1t can be said she has always made the
most OF every opportunity Those who
know her we'll realize what good wife.
she will make and feel that. her hus-
band is deserving Of congratulations.
1t is only about two years since DIR.
Hunt has been in the county. He was
originally from Urbana, ILL.,, is a gradu-
ate OF the University of Illinois. with
the degree of "A. NJ. and prior to COM
ing here had completed his medical.
course in the Chicago College of Physl-
clans and Surgeons. For few months
he was located in this city, later NOV
ing to Melbourne and from there to La
Noble, where he met the lady who is
now his bride. For SO young a man he
has been very successful in his profess
sion and has a good practice in Mel!
bourne, where he has been for the past
few months and where he had home
ready for his bride. There they have
gone to housekeeping, driving to their.
home after the ceremony Thursday
night.
AS is not unusual there is a touch of.
romance in the courtship which culmi-
mated so happily In the marriage
Thursday night. The groom first met
his bride wnen called to her home pro-
5fesslonally. Miss Kimball being at the
time very Ill with typhoid fever. Her
physician, now her husband, worked
faithfully over her night and day and
seemingly from the very grave restored
her to health and strength. The con-
ventionalities of professional training
We're thrown aside and from friendship
grew the love which blossomed into the
hottest of all holy things.
The guests from abroad We're Senator
and Mrs. j. 3. Classen and Miss Marie
Evans, of Green Mountain: Mrs. Charles
Lane and Miss Carrie Cox. of Boone;
Miss nellie Whitehill of State Center;
DR.. Conner, of Nevada: Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Haines and Mr. Frank Peter
son, Of Dss Moines; Mrs. j.. E. Hunt. OF
Urbana, ILL.,: Mr.. Edward Hunt, Of Chit
cago; AIessrs. and Mesdames Il. c.
Goodman. Cady Moffatt, Robert Stevens
and G. Z. Crazy; Mesdames Belle Wal.
do and NJ. G. Huffaker: Misses Laura
Peterson. Bessie Blossom. Nellie Nash
and Lulu Huffaker: Messrs. II. II. Bay.
G. A. Turner, Roy Waterbury and Rod
ney G. Wells, OF this city.
BATTY-DoBsoN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Covington Dobson gave
in marriage to Mr.. Alfred Batty Thurs
day evening thsir youngest daughter,
Miss Martha Dobson. and to witness the
ceremony about fifty guests gathefed al
their home, No. 512 East Linn street,
Paine and roses were used for decorat-
ing the rooms and among the green
leaves of the one and the pink and white
petals of the other the bride and brides
groom stood. unattended, while Rev.
Van Ness performed the ceremony, US
ing the ring service
Miss Olive Steele played Mendelssohn's
wedding march as they entered the par
lor. The little niece and nephew of the
bride, Reeba and Roscoe Dobson. united
the broad whitegribbons for the bride
and bridegroom to take their places. The
bride Wore pretty gown OF dotted
white silk null, trimmed with lace and
ribbons. She held white roses The
little flower girl also wore white.
\ In the dining room the collation. was
served by Misses Serle Small, Alice