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DHAPPY EARLY MORNING MARRIAGE■ ANOTIkRLil-on usfc red rayo£ yud ula-hia .nut the ny saved.L'HOlltookaud,114ficertele-i;m’sIso a,iikeexltiy,whatKEGEZ—DCKH5T.The marriage of Miss Otillie Duerstto Mr. Jacob Pegez. Jr., was celebrated with simple and happy ceremony at the home of the bride‘s parents, Mr. and Mra. N. S Dnerst, at 1 Wednesday morn-mu. Onlv the members of the two fam-S’ilies were prescut, yet there was nothinglacking in tbe elegance of the details on that account, and happy couples who make a start on their wedding journey with a promising future so brightly omened cannot be counted in the majority. Rev. Alfred Schuh, of St. John’s Evangelical church, officiated and thebride and groom were attended by thebride’s little sister, Miss Kellie Durst, and the little brother of the groom, Master Herman Regez. Another sister of the bride, Miss Marie Durst, and Mr. Louis Hirsig were the witnesses. The bride wore a tailor made traveling dress of navy blue. As the bride and groom had arranged to leave at 8:2b for an extended wedding tour, the time for the joyful greeting of the principals was short and a very tempting wedding breakfast awaited the company.The rooms of the home looked, very pretty in their decorations roses and cut llowers. The number and elegance of the presents that were made by the relatives and friends was of special interest, the couple being particularly fortunate in this respect.Mr. and Mrs. Regez left for Milwaukee and from there they will make alake trip to Buffalo, N. Y. They will risib Pittsburg, Toledo and Cincinnati, being absent about two weeks. After they return they will take up their home on Liberty street, between Monroe and Jackson streets, in the modern cottagewhich is the gift of the groom’s father. They will be at home to their friendsafter Oct. 25.The- bride and groom are both wellknown in the city and their _ circle offriends is by nn means limited. Thebride was a teacher in the public schoolsia a member of tbe Woman's club andis v8ry generally esteemed, while hersunny temperament and bright mindhas drawn about her many warm friends.The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.Jacob Regez and bo has been a valued assistant to his father in the management of his extensive cheese business.He is near to his friends and in his daily life he is painstaking and busi-ness like.Their marriage gives their friends special pleasure and they will be flooded with happy congratulations on their return,AssemblyMEN WHQ rder Is lt;surantIhis nav-fchathas ' iu-A.* an and j on raise arm is a the ahed, jadly ;h of 11 of ating t was short peful o in-Aii as*til Utiic tetn of li slit u ted II. Diet: vho htxk week es‘ ed its oi rival of city wt much flt; her?, of firm b iusnvau seen r it? tracts their 1 $3000 ftrates, asscssn Each n pay an is J{300 At the-of iusu tract is the ore named receive tion tt into tt The di amom a rese: the nr The the el PreVic Pas Tn Sec AdW* Tn Eme;ron tTh
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Monroe Weekly Times
Monroe, Wisconsin, US
Thu, Sep 21, 1899
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WI, USA 31 Mar 2022
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