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«*«SOCIETY.»»IMiss Lola Boar returned last eve-nine; from Roanoke. 111., where she attended the marriage of Miss Mattie Belsley, of Roanoke, to JohnOscar Reid, of Newton, Kan. Miss Belsley is well known in this city,having visited with Miss Bear on several occasions, and has a large circle of friends here. There were about seventv-flve relatives and friends at the wedding, twenty-five of whom were out-of-town guests. The marriage occurred on the 17th of June and Miss Bear has been visiting other friends in Roanoke sincethen. The young couple have departed on a bridal Jour of severalmonths through the east and will be at home to their friends after the Fourth of July in Roanoke.Thomas Knight, a well knownformer Muscatine boy, was united in | marriage to Miss Elsa Stoit, of RockIsland, at Chicago, last evening, according to word received by his relatives in this city. The bride is anative of Rock Island, having been born and reared at that place, and is one of the most popular young ladies of the tri-cities. Miss Stoit left her home several days ago for Chicago, where they were married at S o'clock last evening. Mr. Knightleft this city two years ago for Chicago, where he is employed as solicitor for a music establishment, but while in Muscatine was a machinistat the Barry Manufacturing plant. He is the son of Michael Knight, of 1210 Hershey avenue, and has a host of friends in Muscatine who will beglad to learn of his nuptial event. Mr. and Mrs. Knight will bo at home to their friends at 4Sf Adams street.Chicago.;*this evening.Small Fire at Lett**.Letts. la., June 23.— (Special.)A fire which did from $40 to $50 damage was discovered at 4 o’clock this morning in the photograph gallery. conducted by Louis Johnson,over the L. A. Gipple drug store.The fire burned a hole in the floor1I■ttThe marriage of Dr. Walter C. Hine, younger son of A. W. llfne, to Miss Mildred Peters, of Chicago, will take place this evening at the Hine home on North Mulberrv avenue.Rev. A. J. Kempton, of the FirstBaptist church, will officiate. The young people will leave for Chicago jiIThe Dorcas Sewing society willmeet tomorrow aftern^n at the jborne of Mrs. Frank Hubbard, cor- i ner of Fifth and Walnut streets, at 2 o’clock. All the members are requested to be present, as the sewing will be for the Hershey Memorialhospital.
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Muscatine Journal
Muscatine, Iowa, US
Tue, Jun 23, 1908
Page 4
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Musser P.
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