HOME WEDDINGA quiet wedding of today (‘Wed-nesday)' about which centered- thecordial interest of many friends and relatives here and elsewhere was that of Miss Hulda A Krug and Ernest A. Schmidt. The wedding occurred at the home of the bride’s father, Fred Krug, at 3:00 p. ml, the Rev.,, Chr. Rembold of the| Luther ah church offi-elating/ The bride and groom wereunattended -and only near relativeswitnessed the. Ceremony, ; Miss Putnam cousin oil tlie bride played Mendelsohn’s wedding march. The bride wore a lovely gown of flesh coloredge^gjettescr^pe^bver satin and camed ianl aim houquet of brides rospsj’ fhe, travg^siiit w£sbf^^hdvy‘bldcr?hicid she wore, a large; blaekhat, She.is the ; youngest daughter of Fred . A. Krug, tand ope pf the most charmingand popular members of the younggr social set, graduating fidm the, Arlington High School .with the 1915 cl ass and for several years taught in the schools near her home, being herfather’s efficient housekeeper for the past few years. .Her versatile attainments and genuine worth admirablyfit her for the new duties as life com-. , ■ •• • ' ^ • •* •panion. ;. The groom is a son of Mr. andMrs; Lewis/Schmidt of Strawberry Point, he was a member of Co. K., 357th Infantry, being wounded Oct. 23, 1918 in battle at the Argonne Forest; six months^ of his yea-ris service in the army being in overseas duty. He is well known in this vicinity and universally regarded as a trustworthy, efficient young farmer.Immediately after th i wedding dinner the bride -and groom left for ashort visit with relatives' in -tjio western part of the state. After their return they will reside with the bride’s father. Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt have the best wishes of the News and a wide circle of friends »and relatives for health, happinesspd prosperity thru life.ofyoponemiPcBesaAjatofclatA:tlANeibiC2aIii