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MATRIMONIAL.Smock-Roberts.EDNuptial ties for the life union of Miss Ida B. Smock, of this city, to Warren Roberts, of Albany, were pronounced at noon Wednesday at the residence of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Smock, North Jefferson street. Thirty-five guests assembled there for the ceremony, which was performed by Rev. Peter Black, pastor of the M. E. church at Albany. The ring service was used. The bride was attired in white Persian lawn. The home was ers | beautifully decorated with flowers, mainly roses and sweet peas, which were used with affectiveness. The couple stood under a large floral bell for the wedding set vice.Following the service dinner was for I served and the couple took their deli, par'ure during the afternoon for et- Kilbourn, where they will visit relay latives before going to Albany to take ng up th-ir home. The acquaintance ng I which has resulted in this happy union was for- eed at Albany, where the bride en I taught school four years. She is a en gradua e of the Monroe high school and n. the s a e normal school at Whitewater, tv, She po.-sesses a winsome personality ve and is well and favorable known to a ols large circle of friends. The groom Is on I a son of Dr. and Mrs. Gao. W. Roberts, of Alban v, is employed in the office of toe Albany Linen mills, and is held in high esteem by all who knoworler;reJ.sa.him.Guests from out of the city who were here ror the wedding are as follows: ct-JMr. and Mrs. Samuel McHose, of Grinnell, la.; Mrs. Otis Shafer, of Arlesian, S. D.; Mr. and Mrs. Edw. McNair, of Brodhead; Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Mitchell, of Brodhead; Misses Esther and Florence Anderson, ofoolngtorIvci to Madison; Dr. and Mrs. Geo. W.tnd Roberts and deughter, Miss Shirlie all Ro berts, of Albany, and Miss Alma ler Smock, of Genoa, 111.bis I Blctz-Tollefsothov” I Kenmare, N. D., Journal: Mr.William Tollefson, of this city, and I Miss Mollie Blotz, of Monroe, Wiscon-DK J sin, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony in Kenmare, on Saturday ,as I evening, June 29th, 1807, at the home iTS of Father Wagner, who officiated. The I wedding was a quiet, unassuming one, the only witnesses being Mr. and Mrs. as I W. A. Stickley.I Mr. Tollefson is foreman of The Journal, having come here last fall from Wauk on, Iowa. He is one of Kenmare’s leading young men and is receiving the congratulations of his many friends.M rs. Tollefson is one of the society ladies of Monroe, Wis., and comes highly recommended by those who know her long and well.^ At present they have rooms at the rs Bolander residence, and as soon as they a1 can find suitable quarters, will go to K housekeeping.hu0 Berkey-M’Natt.t, A happy home wedding occurred at ht J o'clock Tuesday morning at the home rt f Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Berkey, 412 [r East Payne street, the bride being their daughter, Miss Ola O. Berkey, k. -vhile the groom was Mr. John McNatt, f Aurora, Mo. Only a small party of g elafives and friends, a score in num-0j er, witnessed the wedding, the date of 01 he event having been secret from all he I out familv and most intimate friends. Rev. Berkey, the father of the bride, oerfoimed the ceremony and the bless-oj I :n£ was pronounced by Rev.# Charles as Reign Scoville, who with Mrs. Scoville and Mr. and Mrs. De Loss Smith, wereht I imong the guests. A wedding breakfast wTas seived and the couple took of I .heir departure on an 8 o’clock train for ,r_ Aurora, Mo., where lt;hey will reside.GO The bride is a young 'ady who is very tje popular in her circle of acquaintances I and possesses the qualities that will win . for her hosts of friends in hey new n(j home. The groom is a successful busi-u_ I ness man, being a leading feed merchant in his home city.a
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Monroe Weekly Times
Monroe, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Jul 11, 1907
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