Mower County transcript., 1904-10-05
: WEDDINGS. ]
, GUENTHER-CLEMENT.

WEDDINGS
GUENTHER-C CLEMENT I.
: In this city, Wednesday, Sept. 28,
1904, Louis Guenther soff High Forest
and Miss Addie May Clement OF
Racine, Judge J. NJ. Greenman ofli9lat-
ing. They will reside on the Reese
farm north of High Forest @ ~
Il BoRN-wEILAND. i
At the German church IN High
Forest, Sept. 20, 1904, WILLIAM F.. Born
all Miss. Augusta T.;W eiland both Of
Pleasant Valley. Theyewfll reside on
the IL. w. Ginter farm southwest OF
High Forest. rG ~ I'll s.
COLBY-NICHOLs.
In st. Paul, Wednesday, Sept. 28,
1904, Charles NJ. Colby and Miss Belle
G. Nichols, both of Waltham township.
The groom is the son Of Amos Colby
and is one of the most exemplary
young men in this vicinity. The bride
has been successful first grade teacher
in the county for several terms and is
highly esteemed in large circle of per-
sonal friends. They will be at home
after Oct. Is at the A. Colby farm in
Waltham. We join in personaljscon-
gratulations.
BLAINE-COX.
At the home of the brides mother
on Oakland avenue, Wednesday after
noon, Sept. %, 1904, Earnest e. Blaine
and Miss Anna Cox, Rev. A. S. Das-
comb officiating. Only relatives and a
few. friends were present at the
ceremony. The bridal gown was OF
white French lawn trimmed with
Valenciennes. lace. The floral decora-
tions were in asters. A wedding dinner
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine will
for the present reside at.the residence
of the brides mother, 81 Oakland
avenue. The groom is the efficient
wire chief for the Fri State Telephone
Company Of this city and the bride who
was formerly a teacher has for several
months been operator for the same
telephone company. We wish for them
large measure Of prosperity.
PANEK-vANEK.
At their new homo on First street,
Wednesday evening, Sept. 28,a 1904,
Joseph Panek aud Miss Johanna
Vanek, Rev. c. D. Belden officiating.
Miss Rose Panek of Conover, attended
the bride and Louis Nemitz; was best
man. The bridal gown was of dark
blue fabric trimmed with lace. EyThe
decorations of flowers and green were
elaborate and beautiful, sweet peas and
asters predominating. A few relatives
and special friends were present. A
fine wedding supper was partaken OF
and the evening was spentve socially.
A number of beautiful and appropri-
ate gifts were received. The groom is
tailor in VIM. Cutters shop and is
we'll worthy of the bride he has won
The bride came here several years ago
from GIenville, where her folks reside
She has been for the past five years
with the family of q. D. Decker and
will make faithful and efficient life
companion. They are receiving the
congratulations and best wishes of all
their friends.
RHODES-RASMUSSEN.
At the residence of the bride's!par.
ents on Lansing avenue, Saturday
Oct. l, 1904 James w. Rhodesss' OF
HawIey, MINI, and Miss Lille Sophia
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. ". Rasmus
sen, Rev. f. L. anderson. officiating
The bride was becomingly attired in q
gown of tan silk crepe trimmed ir
ribbon and lace. The receptions room;
were trimmed in autumnal effects
Only relatives and few intimate
friends were present. After congratula
tions were extended, a wedding dinner
was served and Mr.. and: Mrs. Rhode:
took the afternoon train for Kasso1
and Wasioja for brief visit, J Tht
groom formerly lived at Wasioja ant
is graduate OF Pillsbury }Academy
class of 1901. The bride also complet
ed her education at Pillsbury. She ha
been successful teacher in the count,
and is young lady of excellent trait
of character. They will reside a
Hawley where the groom is prosper
GUS jeweler.
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