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F.NUPTIAL KNOT WASTIED WEDNESDAYMiss Amelia Burgy and Emery A.Odell Are the Principals.A VERY QUIET HOME WEDDINGn-JoTWHappy Couple Will Spend Short Honeymoon In Chicago—Staik-Hart wickWedding Near BruwntowruE*hohein-:hemgimlon,Tho fortunate bridegroom being Mr*tvoDai:heredre-tedtheor-lxrpap-nn-r uf;ute d to pH-hat:en-athebalcoto'o'ma\hitinLaFrthlt;pn; pi*thiHe lu\ da Ja Jo Cl wiTE3Bfthei is-«ryley*arlyYellMr.andmty1856thesaw )y a?amd a Mr. Mr* .e at f aara,Mr*¥is-and i to mn. the• ofthis:ity-any l ofGhN,At eight o'clock Wednesday morning, December I I th 1868, there tookplace a matrimonial event of more than ordinary interest to the young people of the suiriiil circles of this city in me | which the contracting parties revolve* in-Emery A. Odell, editor of The Evening Times, and the happy bride being Miss Amelia Burgy, a most estimable yonn md lady, whose many fine qualities of head arid heart have endeared her to a host of admiring friends and acquaintances, who “know her but to love her; whospoke her but to praise. The fortunate groom is—ahl well, he is too modest topermit his prosy pro tern to draw his virtues too strong in his own paper* Suffice is to say that everybody in this community knows Emery from boyhood up to the present, and nothing derogatory to his character can be truthfully said about him* Ho is an ambitions and aspiring young journalist of pleasing address, good habits and morals and excellent prospects. The ceremony took place at tho residence of the bride’s I ^ mother, Mrs. Jacob Burgy, on West)11* Russell street, Rev. Chas, E* Varney, ofthe Umvemlist church, officiating in the | w happy ceremony, in the presence of only the immediate relatives of the contracting parties. Tho affair wag modestly and quietly conducted, but is an event which will mil forth most hearty and numerous congratulations and well wishes from the many friends of those intimately concerned* Afte?partaking of a sumptons wedding breakfast the happy pair took their departure on the I) :13 train for Chicago, whore they will make a short stay, About January loth Mr, and Mrs, Odell will be “at home” to their friends at thoir residence, 126 Monroe street.May all the bright promises of happiness which now appear, be fully realized in the lives of both, is the sincere wish of their many friends,iOh! hippy pair, m;iy fteuting time Mark oul5r joys increased,And imiy your days glide sweetly on,Xn happiness and peace.sionsf Co., OiljUIIL-mesllingsentjd nSTARlv - HAJITWXCK*At noon Wednesday, at the residence of the bride's parente, Mr* and Mrs* Stark, near Browntown, occurred the marriage of their daughter, Miss Emma Williaminn Stark to Mr* Andrew Hart-wick* The ceremony was witnessed by a large number of relatives iUH0riends and the presents .were numerous and costly, A bounteous wedding dinner was served* Tho groom is the youngest son of G eo. Hartwick, of this oity. The happy couple will make their homo on his father's farm in the town of Jordan. The Times extends its heartiest well-wishes.SnuhndJirP10oJIoit]bItoft■iitl71si0prlt;egeds of i and butepd atAeers, ipear ■lling ► at-wuswaswen-iLiuleporturge*t’ Li cl lt;3 13 ox-haveSICKNESS PROVED FATALCMrs. Peter Zimmerman Passed From Earthly Care Last Evening,Mrs. Mary Ilutzel Zimmerman, second wife of Dr. Peter Zimmerman, of this oity, died Wednesday night at about 10* JJO o'clock. She had been sick over niue weeks anrl all that medical skill could do was done for her, but owing to her advanced age* it was all in vain. Shewas 65 years of ago and was born iuPei i any I vii nia. She was married to tho husband who survives her, in this city in 1877, and leaves no children. Tho funeral scut ices will be conducted by Rev. Scliuh at the (4miulu Lutheran church on Smidav at 2 o'clock.NEW OFFICERS ELECTED.chor0iifvnfelt;JIUitcu£{
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Monroe Weekly Times
Monroe, Wisconsin, US
Fri, Dec 16, 1898
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