The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02
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"Pete's married and gone to DeG-
yer. Ha, ha! One on you"
The above on = large card hanging
to the door Of the Bailey l. Paine
store early Sunday morning was tn.
first intimstiOn to Glenwood people
that two Of the city's most pepulai
young folks had bean married and
were then on their way to Denver t.
spend their honeymoon.
At 10 O'Clock Saturday night 1t the
home of Ar. and Ms. H. c. Astslna.,
on Cooper avenue, which was tastily
decorated with vases Of pink and whits
asters and other flowers, Rev. Paris
E. Wells of the First Presbyterian
church, this city united in marriage,
Mr.. Peter J. Krchen and Miss Aarle
Spencer Poole the adopted daughter
Of Charles Poole of the Rayner Hsuss
on Cooper avenue and = pioneer Of the
city.
1t was . great surprise to their
many friends, who, although they sus-
pected wedding in the near futufss
did not believe the contracting parties
could SO safely guard their secret Ne
to marry and leave the city without
the usual shower of rice, old shoes, etc.
Mr.. Kirchen worked at the store until
o'clock Saturday evening and, by
breaking all records for fast speed, b.
appeared at the Metelman home few
minutes before the hour set for tn
ceremony and where the bride, her
father and Mr.. and Mrs. Metelman anu
Rev. Mr.. Wells awaited his coming.
The short form marriage ceremony
of the Presbyterian church WAS use.t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Metelman attending the
bride and groom. After receiving thc
congratulations of those present and OF
. representative of The Post, who hap
pened to have his news-nose working
overtime and who happened in at jast
the right time to be sworn to absolute
secrecy, the groom hurried to his ros0
and the bride accompanied her father
to their home. This was but snothsr
of their schemes to avoid suspicion and
while they met at the home Of tie
bride later, they succeeded in avoiding
their friends and early Sunday morn
ing they left for Denver for two weses
where they will visit relatives Of II
bride and take in the sights of tAs
capital city
The groom is well known throughout
this section of the western slope. He
has been employed at various times in
meat markets in this city and recently
sold out good business in Eagle. FIFE
is now employed by Bailey L Paise.
He has, by careful investment, aecu-
mulated = goodly share of this worlds
goods and among other holdings, has :
800 acre ranch on Four Mile which is
one of the best ranches in that end OF
the county. At the present time, the
ranch is leased, but, it is said, At tn
end of the term of the lease, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Kirchen will make their homc
ON the ranch. In the meantime, the,
will occupy apartments in the Raynci
House, which are being arranged TO-
their comfort by Mr.. Poole during
their absence.
The bride has grown to young wo-
manhood in this city and has = grea
host Of friends who will join in bes-
wishes. A graduate Of the Glenwoo.
schools, = home-loving girl not given
the frivolous fancies Of modern time.
thoroughly prepared to reign in kitche--
or parlor, she is one Of Glenwood
choicest daughtes.
Her wedding gown vas beastafui
creation Of pale blue crepe de eAin.
trimmed with silk lace Of . uniqn
design, being made in ssni-prinees.
style. She were . cluster Il whit ;,
rssss at Asr eorsass. Hss tssvseir g
suit was . midnight blas.
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