The Florence Mining News, of Saturday last
contains an account of the marriage of a term er
lowa county boy, from which we clip the follow ■
ing:
Miss Katie H. Fisher was given in marriage to
Edward J. Ingram, at high noon on Thursday,
January 31st, ISB4, at the palatial residence
of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Fisher, on lake
Heights. The bride is the charming daughter
of the founder of Florence. The groom is a
promising young business man of Iron Mountain,
who is exceedingly pleasnnt and bears a polish
ed demeanor. The important ceremony was con
ducted by H. A. Miner of Madison, a congrega
tional minister of state renown, assisted by Rev.
H. P. Cory, ol the Florence Presbyterian church.
The News contains a very lengthy account of
the brilliant affair, and gives a list of .he bridal
presents, which were numerous and rich, and
says that the feast served would have done credit
to a Conroy or a Delmonico. The bride and
groom “ departed for Chicago, Linden, Madison
and other places, on a bridal lour. The groom is
the son of Mrs. E. G. Ingram, who lias been for
very many years the worthy hostess of the Union
Hotel of Linden, and the happy couple after
making short a visit with her will return to their
future home in Iron Mountain.
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