They were unattended. The wedding
march was ployed by Miss Ethel
(Hall. Only imemidafe relatives were
present. After the ceremony a wed
ding breakfast was served in the
dining room. The decorations "were
in white roses and smilax. Mr. and
Mrs. Hoilister tbok the morning
train for a wedding trip to Duluth
and on their return will be at home
to. friends at the Hoilister home on
Main street. Both bride and groom
were feared in Austin. The groom
is a son of Dr. and^frs. W. L. Hoilis
ter and is now employed at the Hor
mel packing house as checker. The
bride, who was formerly Miss Juline
Erickson of. Austin, lived in Wood
stock, 111., for several years but has
had a ladies' furnishing store here
for the past two years. We wish for
both a good share of life's blessings.
LUGG-HAKRIS.
The marriage of Mrs. Mabel C.
Harris to J. E. Lugg, took place at
2 O'clock P. M., Oct. 27, at the resi
dence of the bride in Oakland. Only
a few of the relatives and friends
witnessed the ceremony w&ich "was
performed by Rev. P. A. Heilman of
Blooming Prairie. The groom is
mail' agent on the S. M. division and
is well and favorably known. The
bride was recently postmistress at
Oakland and is a lady of lovely char
acter. They will reside in Oakland
village. Congratulations.
PETEfcS-BONNER.
At the Congregational Manse in
this city, Wednesday afternoon, Oct.
27, 1909, at five o'clock, Fred H. Pe
ters of Stewartville and Miss Margar
et E. Bonner of Racine township
were married by Rev. F. E. Knopf.
The bridesmaid was Miss Flora Pe
ters and the best man was R. O.
