Leonard Heydt also a cousin of the
bride. Mrs. J. E. Heydl^. played
•Lohengrin's Bridal Chorus by Wag
tier. J. E. Heydt sang "All That I
Ask is Love." Rev..H..KA. Seder of
Kasson performed the ceremony in
the presence of about fifty invited
guests. After the ceremony a fine
wedding supper was. served. The^
presents received by .'the happy pair
were many and beautiful: The young
couple left Friday for Alien, Saskatch
awan, their future home with the
yood will of a host of friends who
^y'sh them a .long anH Kappy married
life. The grooni is a promising young
Easiness man of Allen, in the employ
©fa hardware concern1 there. The
feritfe is a charming yo^ng lady very
popular in a large circle. She was
the accomplished organist of the
Evangelical church in Sargean't and
will be erreatly mis&e^. /Vy.e join in
congratulations.
MATHIS—LOWRY^®
On Tuesday, Dec.
12, iQit,
Miss
Eva Lowry, formerly of Austin, Was
married to Mr. Ed. I^athis formerly
Callao, -Mo., Rev. A. F. Ploetz Of
the Presbyterian church at' Dayiston
officiating. They were married at the
^om^ of the bride's sister,,
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never snfirered muchr «ince.
I w?4h»I could tell every suffering woman the world o*er what a^boon
Dr. Piece's medicines aro. There is no use wasting t^ne amtmOney
doctoring' with anything elsa or any one else.
