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miieWEDDING AT BROWNSVILLE. Brownsville, 0., May 9.—A verypretty wedding occurred Thursdaynoon. May 5, at the home of Mr. George ID. Orr, near Brownsville, O. The contracting parties were Miss Lulu May, 1 eldest daughter of the house and Mr.1)0 Arthur W. Caldwell of Brownsville.^ [About thirty relatives and friends of er:the two families concerned gathered i to do honor to the occasion. Promptlyenn-ict es.ityheu*-en:hendied!JS-i*o-ityiveper.ir-tom-lt;ng'ou;hendou,)Ut2k-in-lOtat' twelve o'clock the bridal pair descended the stairs, preceded by Miss es Florence Harvey and Mr. Hartzell Caldwell as maid and groomsman.The bride was becomingly attired in brown satin, trimmed in rose-colored chiffon. Led by the officiating clergyman, Rev. S. B. Groves, the party advanced among the waiting guests and grouped themselves under a canopy of lilac blossoms tastefully arranged atone end of the parlor. The service was brief and simple in character and at its close the newly married couple received many warm congratulations, good wishes and prophecies of future happiness, Then followed a bountiful wedding dinner and an hour or two of social chat. Late in the afternoon, the bridge and groom departed for Zanesville, from which point they expected to make a trip through Eastern and Northern cities. Among the guests from a distance were Mr. Oliver Orr and wife, Miss Florence Harvey, a former school mate of Miss Orr's at O. S. TJ., and Mr. Hartzell Caldwell, all of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. William Beall, son and daughter, of Newark, and Mr. John Caldwell of Adam's Mills, O.w-BURIAL OF MR. KOONTZ.St T.rvnisvi'Mo Cl TVTott O- —I
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Newark Daily Advocate
Newark, Ohio, US
Tue, May 10, 1898
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