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RINGING OF WEDDING BELLS.IopreriraofIStted1(50ienon,ok.astvas□dathe•ri-hatforathofice.DENELX--DE VOE-A quiet wedding took place at the home of 51r. and Mrs. H. 0. Kelly Wednesday at p. in., when Miss Maud De Vue and Mr. Darnel S. Ite Neen took the solemn vows that made them man and wife. Hew Geo. W. Case, of the M. K. church officiated. The bride faud groom acted as bridesmaid and best man when Mr. aud Mrs. Kelly were married and the latter couple returned the favor this time. Mr. and Mrs. De Keen will make their home in Denver, leaving for there on Sept. 1st. The groom will engage in the lumber business there. For ten years he has been in charge of the lumber yard of Lovejoy Eighatn at Woodford. His bride ia a well known young lady of Argyle and has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kollj for sometime. Many friends will extend to them the best wishes for a happy future.KAYMER—I3ELDJEN.Rev. H. Miller, of the M. E. circuit, was called to Browntovm Tuesday to officiate at the wedding of Miss Lois I ia\ E. Reldeu and Mr. George W. Raymer, both of Cadiz. The home of Mrs. Amelia Baymer, mother of the groom, was the scene of the wedding. The ceremony took place at 8 p. in., aud about fifty relatives and friends were present A sumptuous repast followed the ceremony. Many presents were received attesting to the high regard in which the young couple are held by their friends.
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Monroe Weekly Times
Monroe, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Aug 17, 1899
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