WEDDING SHOWER FLORA CRAWFORD-KRAUSE

A very pleasant time was had at the home of Miss Agnetta Lambert last Friday evening, the event being a silver shower in honor of Miss Flora Crawford, who yesterday was united in marriage to Mr. Harry Krause of Ashland. The guests present were the Misses Edith LaBonte, Emma Nelson, Elsie Johnson, Doria Murray, Mabel Turnquist, Marie Gruber, Anna Knight, Bertha Wachsmuth, Alice Olstad, Alvina Nelson, Ruth and Agnetta Lambert.

The Bayfield County Press Friday, June 03, 1914

MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT PICOTT-DIX

Announcement comes from Marshfield that Eugene Picott, of this city, was united in marriage Wednesday afternoon to Miss Tillie Dix. Mrs. A. Picott and son Edward, of this city, were in attendance at the wedding. The newly wedded couple were the recipients of many pretty and useful gifts. Both young people are very well known in this city and have scores of friends who join us in extending congratualtions and well wishes.

The Bayfield County Press Friday, June 26, 1914


MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT CONLON-TANN

Mr. Francis Conlon, of this city, and Miss Mable Tann, of LaPointe, were united in marriage Wednesday afternoon. Miss Nellie Conlon, sister of the groom, acted as maid of honor, while John Kingsburg performed the duties of best man. After the ceremony a reception was held for the happy couple at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Tong, where they received the congratulations of scores of friends in which the Press most heartily joins.

The Bayfield County Press Friday, June 26, 1914


MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT KENT-CUFF

Miss Florence Cuff of this city was united in marriage to Clarence Kent on Wednesday evening at the Methodist parsonage, Rev. Christenson officiating. The Press joins their many friends in wishing them happiness and future prosperity.

The Bayfield County Press Friday November 11, 1910


MARRIAGE NOTICE CORRIER-LAMBERT NUPTIALS

Miss Esther Lambert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lambert, of this city, was united in marriage to Homer Corrier at Washburn Tuesday evening at the Congregational parsonage. Rev. Geo. E. Plant performing the mariage ceremony.

The bride is well known in the Harbor City, having resided here nearly all her life and is a graduate of the public schools, in which last year she was assistant teacher in the kindergarten department.

The groom is a Washburn boy but has been employed in Bayfield the past few years and has a large number of acquantainces here.

The young couple will make their home in Bayfield where they have a host of friends who join the Press in extending best wishes.

The Bayfield County Press Friday, March20, 1909


MARRIAGE NOTICE BERG-ANDERSON

One of the pleasant occurences recently was the marriage last Saturday of Miss Mary Anderson to Mr. John Berg, both residents of this city. The happy event took place at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Anderson at Duluth, and was attended by friends of the contracting parties. The Rev. C. G. Olson officiated at the ceremony and the young couple was attended by Miss Ida Marsh and Carl Anderson.

Mr. and Mrs. Berg will reside in this city and have scores of friends here who join with the Press in extending hearty congratulations and well wishes.

The Bayfield County Press Friday, March 25, 1910


MARRIAGE NOTICE FOX-MOORE

The many friends of Miss Margaret Moore will be pleased to learn of her recent marriage to Mr. William Leback Fox of Chicago, which took place Thursday at Salt Lake City. Mrs. Fox was at one time a teacher in our public schools, and last summer spent some time in the city a guest of Mrs. A.H. Wilkinson. The Press joins in extending congratulations.

The Bayfield County Press Friday, June 17, 1910


MARRIAGE NOTICE BRAUNS-TEBBE

Last Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brauns, Miss Lena Tebbe was united in marriage to Fred Brauns, Jr. The young couple left on the evening train for Two Rivers, Wis., where they will visit. Both young people are well and favorably known here and have hosts of friends who join with the Press in extending best wishes.

The Bayfield County Press Friday, June 17, 1910


MARRIAGE NOTICE EGGERT-TIED

Mr. William Eggert, foreman for the Cement Construction Company was married Wednesday to Miss Mamie Tied of Appleton. Mr. Eggert will bring his bride to this city where they will reside. The Press wishes them happiness.


MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT Gooding-Hansen

Cupid Busy.

Announcements were received in this city this week of the marriage at Forest City, Iowa, of Miss Emma C. Hansen to Mr. Harry L. Gooding, which occurred at the bride's home on Monday, December twenty-seventh. Mr. and Mrs. Gooding arrived in this city Wednesday night and are at the residence on Broad street. Mr. Gooding is well known in this city and is manual training teacher in our public schools. Mrs. Gooding was a well and favorably known young woman of her home city. The newly wedded pair have the congratulations and well wishes of everyone.

The Bayfield County Press Friday, December 31, 1909


MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT SUPPLE-MC CARTHY

A very pretty event occurred in this city Wednesday evening at the Union Hotel when Mrs. Ella McCarthy was united in marriage to Mr. John Supple, Rev. Sherwin performing the ceremony. The wedding was attended by a large number of the close friends of the contracting parties, and many pretty gifts were presented to the happy couple. Both Mr. and Mrs. Supple have been residents of Bayfield for a number of years and have scores of fiends who join with the Press in extending congratulations.

The Bayfield County Press Friday, December 31, 1909


MARRIAGE HENDRICKSON-KENT

One of the pretty events of the week in this city was the marriage last Saturday of Miss Francis Kent, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kent, of this city, to Walter Hendrickson, of Washburn. Reverend Alderson officiated at the ceremony, which occurred at the bride's home, and the young couple was attended by Miss Eva Robinson, of Grand View, and Harry Hendrickson, of Washburn. The happy young couple departed Monday morning in company with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson DeBriae, for Petersburg, Alaska, where they will make their future home. The well wishes of scores of friends accompany them.

The Bayfield County Press Friday, December 31, 1909


MARRIAGE NOTICE SAUNDERS-BAKER

Joseph Saunders, of Bayfield, and Miss Susan Baker, of Red Cliff, were married at the county clerk's office Saturday evening by Circuit Court Commissioner Oscar. Mr. Saunders is well known in this city, being an old resident of the Harbor City. -- Washburn Times.

The Bayfield Press Friday, Aug 27, 1909


MARRIAGE NOTICE WACHSMUTH-FELDMEIER

Last Saturday afternoon Mr. Louis Wachsmuth was united in marriage to Miss Frances Feldmeier by Rev. Father Cassimer Voght at this parsonage. A wedding dinner was served at the home of the groom after which the happy couple departed for Chicago and Milwaukee on their honeymoon. Mr. Wachsmuth is publisher of the Progress and is well known and has many firends in this city. The Press joins in wishing them a long and happy married life.

The Bayfield County Press Friday, August 12, 1910


MARRIAGE NOTICE PIPPLE-JONES

The many friends of Miss Mae Jones and Mert Pipple will be pleased to learn of their wedding which took place this afternoon at four o'clock at the home of the bride on Broad Street. They left on the six o'clock train for a wedding trip and will be at home in their new residence on Washington Avenue after October First. Both young people are well and favorably known in this city. The bride has been a teacher in our public schools for several years. The Press joins their many friends in extending congratulations.

The Bayfield County Press Friday, September 02, 1910