Mower County transcript., 1902-10-01
Weddings. ( J II; Ii j ]
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on River street, Sunday noon, Sept. 28,,s!
1902, Louis G. ..Kappauf Of this city and
Miss Carrie n. N..Saterby of Red Rock
township. Rev, c. D. Belden Of Aus
tin oAiciated.. Miss Minnie N. 1Saterby
was bridesmaid and N orman N. Saterby
groomsman Only a few relatives and
special friends were present! A bounti-
full wedding dinner was subsequently
enjoyed. The: bride formerly lived in J
Austin and is we'll and favorably known
here. The groom is lineman for the
n. w. Telephone Co., his folks living
in LaCrescent. Mr.. and Mrs. Kappauf
will go to housekeeping at 325 Bridge
street east and will be cat home" after
Oct. 15.t Congratulations.
FAIRBANKS-EARL. =
The wedding of L.. Carlton Fair
banks and Miss Nora Belle only child
of Mr.. and Mrs Norman. F. Earl, will
take place at 1:3O o'clock this after
noon in the Baptist church, Rev. F. L.
Anderson officiating. About 175 in
vitations are issued. The church is
beautifully decorated in palms and
ferns for the occasion. Gertrude Glea-
son is ring bearer and Kate Marie
Fairbanks flower girl. Bride and
groom will be unattended during the
service. Miss Eleanor Norton will play
the wedding march. The ushers are
Philip Norton, Henry D. Fairbanks
and Fred E. Gleason. The wedding
gown is of white Swiss trimmed with
gauze ruching and .Valenciennes lace
over white silk. The newly married
couple will take the afternoon train for
the Cities for brief visit, and after
Oct. Is, will be at home in the M. n.
Beardsley house on Oakland avenue.
The bride was reared in Oakland and
is graduate of Albert Lea College,
class of 81. For the past four years
she has been boekkeeper for the Austin
Furniture Co. She is fine musician
and an earnest church worker and will
make a most worthy helpmeet. The
groom is graduate Of the School of
Pharmacy, University of Minnesota,
and has been in the employ of c. A.
Pooler for about ten years. We join:
in kindest wishes for a prosperous
future. Among the guests present
from away are Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fair
banks of Rochester; Mr.: and Mrs. A.
Fairbanks of Blooming Prairie, and
Mrs. A. 3. Cheadle Of Jackson. l.
BAKEN-sMITH.
At the residence of the brides parents
on Oak street, at ten o'clock, Tuesday.
morning, Sept. 80, 1902, William Baken.
and Miss Eva May, daughter Of Mt
and Mrs. F. L. Smith, Rev. F. L. An
derson, pastor of the Baptist church
officiating. Leo Murphy and Edwin E.
Birdsey of Austin were grcomsmen
and Misses Kellogg and Lickteig of
Cresco bridesmaids. Lohengrin's we'd
ding chorus was played by Miss
Minnie Campbell. A wedding lunch
was served and Mr.. and Mrs. Baken
took the afternoon train for Minneapo
lis for a brief trip. The bride came
from West Concord with her folks
about two years ago, and is highly re-
garded by all who know her. The
groom is in the employ of the Milwau-
kee road. We join in hearty cohgratu-
lations.
ON-MEADOWCROFT.
At the residence of the brides
parents on east Water street, Tuesday
noon, Sept. 80, 1902, Christian R. Knut-
son and Miss Jeanette, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Meadowcroft, all Of
this city. Rev. G. D. .Belden othciated.
Henry Knutson of Rochester, brother
Of the groom, was groomsman, and
Miss Grace Meadowcroft, a sister of
the bride, was bridesmaid. The beauti-
full ring service was used. The bride
was ;attired in gown of white French
lawn over cream taffeta silk, trimmed
with Valenciennes lace, and carried
white roses. A screen decorated; in
palms was arranged as "a background
for the wedding party: with :festoons
Esmilax over them: Autumn leaves and
formations added. to: the beauty Of
1.-THE decorations.t About a. : score OF
irelatives and intimate friends were
Epresent, After hearty congratulations
an inviting wedding dinner was sery
ed. The dining room was decorated in
pink and white. a, number of beauti
full presents were received. Mr.. and
Mrs. Knutson took the afternoon trair
| for Minneapolis and Chicago for q
weeks trip. The bride was reared; here
and her genial and sterling traits have
won her many choice friends who wist
her much Joy. The groom is sone q
the popular fremen on the I. g N