The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1913-09-09
Dan Cupid Gives
Rev. HelSCher
Very Busy Day
Three Couples Joined in Holy Wedlock
Last Wednesday by Evangel-
ical Pastor
New Homes Will be Made at Morris.
town, Sleepy Eye and
Danube

Last Wednesday, September 3, Rev
G. w. Hielscher, pastor of the Middle
Greek and North Redwood Evangelical
churches officiated at three weddings,
A familiar German proverb reads:
Gall good things are three" and con-
seouently these three couples have
good reasons to look encouragingly
into the future
Tegmeier-Neuenburg
=. At eco a. ~, Miss Hattie K. Neu-
enburg Of North Redwood and Frank
c.. Tegmeier of M rristown, Mimi,
were coined in holy wedlock at the
home of he brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank B. Neuenburg in the pres
ence of relatives and friends. Miss
Lenora, sister of the bride, played the
march to which the briday party en-
tered the spacious sitting room.
The ceremony was performed in the
east bay window, which was beauti-
fully decorated with green foliage and
flowers. Mr.. Willard Neuenburg,
brother of the bride, acted as best man
and Miss Rhoda Tegmeier, sister OF
the groom as brides maid.
The bride wore a gown OF cream
wolfe over messeline, and carried a
beautiful bouquet of cream roses.
After the ceremony a wedding
breakfast was served, the dining room
being decorated in pink and white
The bride is a young lady well known
throughout the community. She has
many friends and is highly esteemed
hy all. The groom is young man
favorably known around Morristown,
where they will reside on farm. All
Join in wishing them a most prosper
Gus journey through life.
SimOndet-Castle
The second wedding occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. s.. Castle al
North Redwood at HOO a. m.
The contracting parties were Oscar
w. Simondet and Miss Alma M. Cas-
tie both of North Redwood. Both OF
these young people are well known
throughout the community, the groom
having followed his vocation as a
painter, while the bride has been q
successful school teacher.
s The wedding was private affair
only the nearest relatives being pre-.
sent. After a sumptuous wedding
dinner the happy couple took the :0(
p. m. train for the cities, intending tt
visit the state fair and also Other
places in the state. They expect t.
locate at Sleepy Eye, where the groom
will follow his former occupation,
May happiness and prosperity b.
their lot in life.
Stange-Sommerfel
The third wedding took place a
300 p. M, at the home of Mr.. ant
Mrs. August Sommerfeld near Florit,
in Renville county.
MISS Marina II. SOfliIleTlelu WSu
ded Henry j. STANCE of Danube. Il
the strains of a wedding march, play
ed by an accomplished young lady
the bridal party entered the large par
lor, the attendants being August [
Prodaehl and Miss Sophia E. Albrech
After short address by the pasto
the marriage ritual of the Evangeli
cal church was read.
The large number of relatives an,
friends present made the occasion ;
fmost pleasant and enjoyable one. TIL
wedding supper was served in tent
where four large tables were sprea
laden with the best of eatables. Al
the guests present greatly enjoyed tn
generous hospitality of the host an
hostess.
The groom is highly esteeme
young gentleman, partner in tn
Danube Mercantile Company, and ]
we'll and favorably known as an ef
.ficient business man. The bride is
most esteemable young lady and
held In highest regard by all VIII
know her. They will make their hom
IN Dan,sha