The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1900-06-21
BREMER-sTILL

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MIR. Guy Bremen and Miss Alice Still
were married at the home of the brides
parents in this city Monday evening,
Elder Williams officiating.
Only the relatives and few intimate
friends we're present. Miss Lenna Trem.
bly, acted as bridesmaid and MIR. Robert
Holiday as best man. After the cere-
monyand congratulations sumptuQns
wedding supper was served.
The bride is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. M. Still, and is one of Icons most
estimaDle young ladies.
The groom is one of Decatur county's
sturdy farmers, living ~ Waodlan
township, where he owns fine faln..
Mrs. Bremen will remain at the home
of her parents for awhile, she being in
delicate health.
A host of warm friends extend con-
gratulations to the happy young cou-
pie, and wish them much JOY.
BuGHANAN-M 'GRAw.
Ohiowa people will not soon forget
the Buchanam-McGraw wedding. Not
because it pretended to be an elaborate
affair, nor yet that it was made the oc.
casion for unreasonable expenditures OF
Incorporate display as so often occurs
among people who OH other occasions
realize the value of money and spent i,
judiciously. The invited guests were
friends of the bride, Miss Hannah Nc.
Graw. Many of them had been &C.
quainted with her in her childhood
were present when she graduated, saw
her develop into discreet and comely
womanhood and felt toward her as one
might toward the daughter of his sistel
OF. brother. In her all recognized CIR
Of sterling worth, not snowy girl. bu
one, unassociated with imprudence ant
loyal always to the highest ideas O
Christian character. 1t is not surprising
that her friends and neighbors should
take aiken. interest, in all that concern
ed the welfare Of such young lady. 0
| the bridegroom, Mr.. A. r. Buchanan vi
know very little except that he reside
at Leon, Iowa where he;is cashier of
bank and that he presents the appear
ance of a bright, intelligent and energetic
Young man.
Both looked handsome as they stood
before Father Bernard who performed
the ceremony according to the rites o
the catholic church.
The repast which followed the congrat
ulations was of a highly satisfying ma.
ture, an elegant meal and deeply ap
preciated. A brother of the BRIDE!
mother, Mike Grogan of Woodland, la
and Mrs. P. F. Bradley, of Leon, Ia
an aunt of the bride witnessed the Ger
emony. The young people started to
day for Leon, taking the train at this
place accompanied to the depot by s
| large party of friends and well-wishers
Appended is list of the bridal pres.
ents: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Grogan, rock
ing chair, the brides parents, sewing
machine and silver knives and forks
Miss Kittie McGraw, berry set; Jacl
kirwin, silver cake basket; Misses Mar,
and Martha Boutwell, of Lincoln, pict
ure; Marley Brothers, glass vases; Mr.
and Mrs. John Davis, water set; Mr.
and Mrs. r. H. Marks and Miss Heller
Marks, q water set; Mr.. and Mrs John
son, MIR: and Mrs. Klatt and Mr.. ant
Mrs. Bell, lamp; Mr.. and Mrs. Sigman
berry set; MIR. and Mrs. Metcalf, pal
of sofa pillows; MIR. and Mrs. Minnick,
butter knife; Glass of 1895 consisting O
| Miss Carrie Nevhart, Miss Effie Sharp
| Miss Amelia HOLSTER, Miss Josie Adam
Clyde Medlar, Jerry Delaney and C.
Babcock, silver teapoons; The followin
/ named ladies and gentlemen contribut
ed silver service. Messrs. and Meadams
Bias, Mcfarland, Phelps, Chenoweth
Sharp, Reed, 1. G. Steele, Hollenburger
Harvey, Gundermanu, Plug, Sieber
Fulton, the Clatt sisters. j. +. Steele an
In Glnmons