Beard Keables Wedding At Home Of Parents Today
Miss Kate Frances Keables wed Mr. Robert R. Beard at 11 o clock this morning at the Keables home. Rev. L A Garrison of Central University officiated, assisted by Rev J B Smith of Cresco. The ceremony was informal with immediate relatives present as flowers and white decorations enhanced the scene. The couple will host a reception for friends later and then travel north and east for a few weeks.
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Kate Frances Keables
Robert R. Beard
B. F. Keables
L. A. Garrison
Central University
J. B. Smith
Cresco
Keables
Ryan Stoddard Nuptials In Pella Ceremony Unites Ruth Stoddard and Louis Ryan
In Rev I J Stoddards home a private noon wedding joined Ruth Stoddard of Pella to Louis Ryan of San Diego in a U S A lieutenant's dress uniform. Only sixteen were present for the Pina gown bride and Manila woven garments, with a orchids roses and a plated dinner following.
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I. J. Stoddard
Pella
Ruth Stoddard
Louis Ryan
San Diego
California
Manila
Philippines
Ryan
Old Time Friends and Acquaintances Unite Abroad
The passage reflects a farewell sentiment as friends and relatives form new ties abroad and wish the newcomers a long, happy, prosperous life among strangers, carrying warm wishes from all.
World’s Fair plans and national exhibits outlined
Wisconsin allocates 20000 for its state building while Japan commits about 400000 to its World’s Fair display. Russia begins work in July. Egypt accepts invitation and H E B Lawford named commissioner. Arizona builds a 25000 Spanish Moorish style pavilion. Bicycles allowed with speed limit of three miles per hour. wireless telegraphy and color photography featured in government patent office exhibit. Kansas building cost 29745, finished by December 1903. Live Stock prizes total 25000. a model electrically operated bakery will headline the agriculture palace.
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Wisconsin
Japan
Russia
Government Patent Office
Arizona State Building
Egypt
Khedive
H. EB. Lawford
King Edward
Sir Thomas Lipton
Eof Chiladelphie
St Louis
Palace of Agriculture
Indigestion Sufferer Recovers After Electric Bitters
Mrs S H Newson of Decatur Alabama describes three years of extreme stomach and bowel pain. She sought many remedies until Electric Bitters, which she credits with rapid improvement and full recovery. The tonic is promoted for liver kidney and stomach troubles and is guaranteed by B F Keables, Druggist.
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S. H. Newson
Decatur
Ala
B. F. Keables
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