WILKEN - RAMSEYIn tlie early hours of Sunday forenoon, June 17, 1923, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wilken, occurred the marriage of their eldest daughter, Dr. Louisa A., to Mr. lHarry E. Rjunsey Jlt% 'Rev. Chr. Rembold of the Lutheran church of Kvhieh the bride is a member, officiated. Only the immediate members of their families witnessed the ceremony This unites two of Arlington’s most highly esteemed young people. They are both well and widely known. The bride is a graduate of the Arlington High School, was a student for several years at U. I. U at* Fayette and a graduate in medicine at the University of Iowa.Mr. Ramsey, following in the steps /of his father Harry E. Ramsey Sr., has been the efficient agent at the Milwaukee depot for the past year. In former years his parents resided here and this marriage is the culmination of a school day romance.The bridal aarty left immediately for Marion where they will be at home to their friends after July 10th.A very large circle of friends extend their best wishes to Mr. andMrs. IT. E. Ramsey, for'hap pi ness andprosperity thru life.