Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-11-28

$50 o'clock for Cedar Rapids, where
they will spend Thanksgiving with
relatives of the bride. lney will then
return to Ottumwa, where they will
remain for short time, after which
they VIII go to Deadwood, S. D., their
future home, where Mr.. Sullivan has
been located for several months. Both
are we'll known in Ottumwa, where
they have spent the major portion of
their lives, and both have hundreds of
friends here who unite in extending
congratulations.
The Hub is the longest clothing
store in Ottumwa but they have the
shortest price. Trade at the long
store with the short price.
[From Wednesdays Daily.l
Yesterday evening large company
of relatives and friends gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Clark cornor Morrell and Second
streets, to witness the marriage of
their daughter Miss Edith Clark to
Mark Perigo. The house was prettily
decorated with roses, carnations,
chrysanthemums and smilax. At 8
o'clock the bride and groom took their
place under an archway hung with
flowers and smilaX where the mar
riage vows were plighted and the words
spoken by Rev. d. A. Murray which
made them husband and wife, AT
the close of the ceremony congratula-
lions We're extended by those present
after which the company was served
to an elegant wedding supper. Many
beautiful and useful presents were re-
ceived by the bride and groom as a
token of the esteem Of their many
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Perigo will
| leave Thursday on a two weeks we'd
ding trip to Omaha after which they
will be at home on Orchard street.
Mrs. E. Goodwill, of Prescott, was the
only out of town guest.
o.
Over two hundred persons, mem
bers of the Sacred Heart church, those
belonging to other parishes in the city,
and many non-Catholic friends, at
tended the reception, which was given
Hast evening at the residence of Rev.
Father James Foley A royal welcome
was extended to everyone who attend
pleasantly amid the congenial COM
ana tHe
provided for the occasion.
1 In compliance with the order of the
bishop, Father Foley has just recently
| entered upon his duties as pastor of
! the Sacred Heart parish, having come
! TO this church from Stuart. He has
| come to this church after long and
useful service at that place and has
taken up the duties at this parish with
ian earnest desire to make it's influence
ifelt by all who come in contact with it
land TO assist in every way that he can
Its members and minister TO the needs
OF the people.
! The reception was held at this time
4 TO give Father Foley opportunity to be-
\ come better acquainted with the
1 members and friends of the church
4 and in turn TO bring them into closer
touch with their new leader and that
4 they might be better able to cooperate
with him in the work which has
been assigned him. BY o'clock
THE guests logan to assemble, the
I spacious ana elegant purochial home
| was thrown open for their entertain
ment and in short time the house
| was filled. A most cordial welcome
4 was extended to each one by Father
Foley and Throughout The evening in
! ali parts of the house were evidences
/ OF the enjoyment which the occasion
brought. The evening was spent in a
most informal manner, there being
4 several numbers of impromptu music
rendered by different guests and vari-
4 Gus other aDlusements enjoyed. Mrs.
/ Fannie Cone gave Two recitations,
rendered in her usual faultless man
4 ner. Refreshments were served by
the women of the church and at late
Incur the guests departed for their
\ homes.
/ At s o'clock this evening, at the
home of M. Handy, about eight miles
northeast Of the city, the marriage OF
his daughter Miss Elizabeth NJ, to
!! John A. Lowenberg, will be solemniz,
! ed, the ceremony to be performed by
Justice j. A. Ballard of this city. Only
RELATIVES and intimate friends of the
contracting parties will be in attend
anee, and the marriage will be quiet
lone, Mr.. and Mrs Lowenberg will re-
side at Eldon. The groom is son OF
4 Mr.. and Mrs. William Lowenberg, who
reside near Dahlonega, and is well
i known in Ottumwa as an industrious
young man. His bride is highly re-
spected in the community in which she
Lives. Hundreds of friends bespeak
for the young couple a life of happi-
mess and good fortune.
SMALL WRECK.