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scMATRIMONIAL.is-irir-ii* 8(1 :ta itegr-lieleejuiireatbe-ofier-eatre-mnvol*;neeSCHUETZB—RTJEGG-ER.Miss Sophie Ruegger and Mr. W. A. Schuetze were happily married Thursday jveaing and entered upon their wedded life at once by taking possession of the residence at 123 East Liberty street, iu the First ward. Their marriage waB solemnized at the bride’s home, Mr. Ed-ward Rtiegger, the bride’s father, as justice of the peace, performing the ceremony. Relatives and friends to the number of fifty were in attendance. The bride wore a pretty gown of dark red . Venetian cloth with lace and velvet trimmings. The home was beautifully decorated with Binilax, carnations, California peppers and antiram leaves. Miss Alma Ruegger, the bride’s sister, was bridesmaid, and Mr. Fred Schuetze, brother of the groom, was best man. Following the ceremony a course luncheon was served and several happy hours were spent with the bride and groom.The bride was the recipient of numerous wedding gifts that gave evidence of the high esteem in which she is held by her friends. Both the bride and groom are fortunate in bbe large nnmber of friends that they possess and all are hearty in wishing them happiness without limit.Arch Stewart, and Miss Mary Van Matre. both of Winslow, were among the brides and grooms of Thanksgiving day.Samuel Frautsohey, of Oakioy, and Miss Alice Kleckner, of Davis, were married at Freeport by Rev. 0. C. Cromer.Elmer llartwiek. of Spring Grove, and Mies Anna Keister, of ‘Walnut Grove, III., were married at the homo of thu bride yesterday afternoon.
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Monroe Weekly Times
Monroe, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Dec 06, 1900
Page 5
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WI, USA 31 Mar 2022
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