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IN OLD OCONTO COUNTY |
Oconto County Reporter
February 3, 1883
MARRIED:
HOEFFEL – SAYLOR. At the
residence of the brides parents, Saugatuck,
Mich., Wednesday, January 31st, 1883, by the Rev. Mr.
Saylor, the
brides
father, Frank Hoeffel, of Oconto, Wis., and Miss Saylor,
of Saugatuck,
Mich.
O’KEEF—HOEFFEL. At St. Joseph’s church in this city, Wednesday afternoon, January 31, 1883, by the Rev. Father Swieback, Dr. P. O’Keef and Miss Lizzie Hoeffel, both of Oconto.
**DR. O’KEEF and Miss Lizzie Hoeffel,
both of whom are well acquainted
in this city and much esteemed by all that enjoy their
acquaintance,
were quietly married Wednesday afternoon, at Joseph
church by the
Rev.
Father Swiebach. We are confident, that we
voice the feelings
of their
friends (who are legions) when we express the hope that
their most
sanguine anticipation may be fully realized and that
their domestic
life
may be without a cloud.
**FRANK HOEFFEL started for Michigan one day last week, on a very interesting errand. He is expected back tomorrow accompanied by his wife. Mr. And Mrs. Frank Hoeffel have the best wishes of the REPORTER for their happiness and prosperity.
**DR. O’KEEF and wife left the
evening of their marriage for Chatham,
Canada. The following morning they were to
meet at the Grand
Pacific
Hotel, at Chicago, Mr. And Mrs. Frankl Hoeffel and a
cousin of Mrs.
O’Keef and her husband, the three couples
having been married Wednesday,
their marriages taking place at different places.
MARRIED:
GRAVELLE – CARTER. In this city, February 5th, 1883, by Frank Deimer, Justice of Peace, Richard Gravelle and Kate Carter, both of this city.
SCHWEIM – LA FLOOR. At the Roth House Feby 8, 1883, by Frank Deimer, Justice of Peace, Claus Henry Schweim, and Margarette La Floor, both of Beaver Creek, Marinette county, Wis.
O’BRIEN – NOLAN. At St. Joseph’s church in this city, Monday, February 5th, 1883, by Rev. Fr. Sweibach, pastor of the church, Mr. P. W. O’Brien, of Plum Creek, Neb, and Miss B. A. Nolan of Maple Grove, Wis.
**THE MARRIAGE of Miss Bessie Juneau, sister of
Mrs. James McGee,
and
with whom many of our society people are acquainted, and
R. S. Dousman,
both of Milwaukee, was solemnized at the residence of
the bride’s
aunt,
Mrs. C. A. Butles, 714 Sycamore street, Milwaukee, on
the 7th inst.
**IT IS INTIMATED that our young energetic and popular townsman, Louis Fischer, will meet his fate on the 29th inst., and that before or after that off date, “two hearts will beat as one.” We congratulate the lady who is to become the partner of his joys—he has no sorrows.
Oconto County Reporter
March 3, 1883
MARRIED
JOHNSTON – McALLISTER. At
the Methodist Parsonage in Oconto,
February
24th, 1883, by Rev. S. Reynolds pastor of the M. E.
church,
James
Johnston, of Stiles, Wis, and Jennie McAllister, of
Couillardville,
Wis.
MARRIED
KOSTOMALSKOY – TISCHER. In this city March 19th 1883, by Frank Deimer justice of the peace, Joseph Kostomalskly and Kathy Tischer both of the town of Little River, Oconto county, Wis.
MARRIED
CARROL—TRACY. At St. Joseph’s
church, Monday, April 16th 1883 by
the
Rev. Fr. Sweibach, Mr. John Carrol, of Oconto Falls, and
Miss Rachel
Tracy of this city.
CROOKS—KING. On Monday, April 16th 1883, at St. Joseph church by the Rev. Fr. Sweibach, Mr. Ed. Crooks, of Little Suamico, and Miss Kate King, of this city.
DOORAK—DUFFENY. At the
residence of Joseph Hausur, April 9th
1883, by
Frank Deimer, justice of the peace, Mr. George Doorak
and Miss Della
Duffeny, both of this city.
MARRIED
ROADY—GREY. At the residence of the parents of the bride in this city April 22, 1883, by the Rev. Samuel Renyolds, pastor of Methodist church, Edward F. Roady and Ida Flora Grey, both of Oconto, Wis.
MARRIED:
DEBAK—DELFORCE. At the residence of
E. Surprise, May 3rd 1883,
by Frank
Deimer, justice of the peace, Alfred DeBak, of Oconto,
and Theresia
Delforce, of Green Bay.
WOOD—GODDARD. At the
residence of bride’s parents, at Brookside,
Tuesday, May 8th 1883, Mr. Frank Wood, and Miss Lauretta
Goddard,
both
of Brookside, Wis.
MARRIED
WOOD—GODDARD. At the residence of
the parents of the bride
in
Pensaukee, on the 8th inst., by Rev. W. Rowbotham, Mr.
Frank S.
Wood, of
Iron Mountain, Mich., and Miss Lauretta Goddard, of
Brookside, in
this
county.
MARRIED
CHRISTENSON—HANSON. By Edwin Hart
justice of the peace, at
his office
in this city May 21, 1883, Niel Christenson, of Maple
Valley, and
Kavin
Hanson, of Norway.
MARRIED
HORNIBROOK—GORDON. At the residence
of John K. Davis, May
27, 1893, by
the Rev. Samuel Renyolds, pastor of the M. E. Church in
Oconto,
Mr.
Edward Hornibrook, of Marinette and Miss Andrewline
Gordon, of this
city. At the residence of John Day Davis when Mr.
Edward Hornibrook, of
Marinette
and Miss Andrewline Gordon, of this city, were united in
holy
matrimony. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Samuel Renyolds,
pastor of the M. E. church.
MARRIED
STELLER—BRECKL. In this city June 2nd, 1883,
by Frank Deimer, justice
of
the peace, Mr. Anton Steller and Miss Anna Breckl, both
of Oconto.
DOTY—ADAMS. At the residence of the brides parents in this city, Wednesday June 28, 1883, by the Rev. J. H. Kerr, Mr. David Doty and Miss Bert Adams, both of Oconto City.
** In this city Wednesday afternoon, June 28, 1883, the contracting parties being Miss Bert Adams and Mr. David Doty. The ceremony occurred at 5 o’clock, the Rev. J. H. Kerr of the Presbyterian church officiating.
DUKET—SMITH. At the residence of the
brides parents in the town of
Oconto, by the Ref. Wm. Rowbotham, Mr. Eber E. Duket, of
Peshtigo,
and
Miss Kate Smith, of Oconto.
MARRIED
HANA—PRIBEK. In this city, July 14th, 1883, by Frank Deimer, justice of the peace, Mr. Martin Hana and Miss Anna Pribek, both of Oconto.
SMITH—RUNKEL. In this city, at the residence of the brides parents, July 25, 1883, by the Rev. J. H. Kerr, pastor of the Presbyterian church, Miss Etta Runkel and Mr. Rowland P. Smith both of this city.
FOREL—STEFFEL. In this city July 25, 1883, by Frank Deimer, justice of the peace, Mr. Joseph Forel and Miss Maggie Steffel, both of Oconto.
MAHER—FITZSIMMONS. At St. Joseph’s church July 17, 1883, by the Rev. father Swiebach, Mr. Ed. Maher, of West Bay City, Mich., and Miss Maria Fitzsimmons, of this city.
A QUIET wedding was solemnized at the residence of John Runkel, the bride’s father, Wednesday evening, July 25, 1883, the contracting parties being Miss Etta Runkel and Mr. Rowland P. Smith, the marriage ceremony being performed by the Rev. J. H. Kerr, pastor of the Presbyterian church.
MADE HAPPY. Ed. Maher, of Bay City, Mich., and Maria Fitzsimmons, of this city, were united in marriage at St. Joseph’s church in this city on Tuesday, July 17, 1883, Rev. Father Swiebach officiating.
MARRIED
LUCIA—BARKER. At the residence of
Mrs. Christiana Barker,
by the Rev.
J. H. Kerr, pastor of the Presbyterian church, Mr.
Irving Lucia,
of
Flintville and Miss Cora Barker, of this city.
JOHNSON—LARSON. In this
city August 6th, 1883, by Frank Deimer
justice
of the peace Mr. Peter Johnson, and Miss Henrite Larson,
both of
Oconto
county.
MARRIED
WILLIAMS—COUILLARD. On the evening
of the Aug. 19, 1883, at
the
residence of the brides father, in the town of Oconto,
Mr. John
O.
Williams, to Miss Emma Couillard, both of the town of
Oconto, by
James
A. Glynn Esq. No general invitation was
extended.
McDONALD—CHEFFINGS. At the residence of Frazier McDonald, Monday evening, August 20, 1883, by the Rev. William Dafter, Rector of the St. Marks, Mr. Melville McDonald of this city and Miss Hannah Cheffings, of Maple Valley.
SHARP—SIEGLER. At the St.
Joseph (R.C.) church by the Rev.
Father
Sweibach, Wednesday evening, August 29, 1883, Mr.
Charles F. Sharp
and
Miss Rose Seigler, both of this city.
(Transcriber’s note:
Siegler and
Seigler were both used in newspaper article).
ALEXANDER—GOOD. At the Presbyterian church in this city by the Rev. J. H. Kerr, pastor, Tuesday at 5 o’clock p.m., September 4th, 1883, Mr. William Alexander and Miss Sophia K. Good, both of this city.
PLEASANT EVENT. A pleasant wedding
occurred at the Presbyterian
church
in this city, Tuesday afternoon, September 4th, 1883,
the contracting
parties being Mr. William Alexander and Miss Sophia K.
Good, Rev.
J. H.
Kerr, pastor of the church performing the
ceremony.
MR. CHARLES W. JACKSON, of Depere, who has many
warm friends in this
city, and Miss Marion Proctor, also of Depere, were
united in the
holy
bands of matrimony at the home of the bride a week ago
Wednesday
evening. Mr. Jackson and his bride have the
best wishes of
his friends
here for their domestic felicity, earthly prosperity and
eternal
joy.
MARRIED
COOK—SPIES. At the residence of
Jacob Spies Wednesday afternoon,
September 18th, 1883, by the Rev. J. H. Kerr, pastor of
the Presbyterian
church, Mr. Wallace P. Cook and Miss Lillie Almeda
Spies, both of
this
city.
The happy couple start out life with the best wishes of
a host of
friends among whom are numbered all connected with the
REPORTER
office.
SCHEMHORN—TOLLOY. At the residence of
E. Hart September 15, 1883
by E.
Hart, justice of the peace, Mr. William Schemhorn and
Miss Duinda
Tolly,
both of this city.
MARRIED.
LINDER—AHLBORG. At the Lutheran
church in
Marinette, Friday evening, at 8 o’clock
September 21st 1883, the
contracting parties being Rev. F. A. Linder of Marinette
and Miss
Alma
C. Ahlborg, of Oconto, Rev. M. Frykman, pastor of the
church performing
the ceremony.
MARRIED
BERRY—POUSE. At the residence of the
bride's parents in the
city of
Marinette, on the 17th day of October, 1883, by the Rev.
J. D. Cole,
pastor of the M.E. Church in that place. Mr.
Ed Berry and
Miss Ella
Pouse, both of Marinette.
PETERSON—HUMAN. At the office of the
justice, by Frank Diemer, justice
of the peace, October 20, 1883, Mr. Peter Peterson and
Miss Ella
Human,
both of this city.
MARRIED: HLUASIK—THOMAN. At the residence of Mic Walecka in this city, November 3rd 1883, by Frank Deimer, justice of peace, Albert Hluasik and Anna Thoman, both of Oconto.
**NEXT WEDNESDAY forenoon, Dr. W. G. Oliver and
Miss will be united
in
the holy bonds of matrimony. The marriage
ceremony will be
performed at the Presbyterian church which will be open to the
friends of the
happy
couple.
ORANGE BLOSSOMS
OLIVER—LINKS. At the Presbyterian
church in this city Wednesday,
Nov.
14, 1883, by the Rev. J. H. Kerr pastor, Mr. W. G.
Oliver and Miss
Carrie Links, both of this city.
**ON THE 6th inst. Harry J. Brown and Miss Chippie, second daughter of Hon. Isaac Stephenson, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony at the elegant residence of the bride’s father.
**FRED KIRCHMAN, chief of the engineer corps of
the St. Paul Eastern
railroad slipped away very quietly one day last week and
went to
Milwaukee where he was married to a most estimable lady,
a resident
of
that city.
MARRIED. HOLL— PRINTZ (Prinz). At St. John (R.C.) church in the town of Preble, Brown county on the 27th day of Nov. 1883, by the pastor of the church, Mr. Jacob Holl, of How, Oconto county and Miss Clara Printz of Green Bay .
In Abrams on Tuesday, Nov. 27. The parties were Miss Carrie Delano and Mr. Lawrence Bell. The marriage ceremony was performed by Hunter Orr, justice of the peace.
**MARRIED. DAVIS—CLARK. Nov. 29th, 1883, at the residence of bride’s father, by the Rev. S. H. Couch, Mr. William J. Davis and Miss Mary J. Clark.
MARRIED. MINARIK—KELLNER. Nov. 24, 1883, at the residence of Joseph Minarik, by F. Deimer, justice of the peace, Mr. Martin Minarik and Miss Katherina Kellner, both of Oconto.
MARRIED. FREWARD—FOLSOM. In this city Dec. 27th, 1883, by Rev. W. G. Bancroft, Mr. George M. Freward, of Green Bay and Miss Anna Folsom, of Oconto. George and Anna have the best wishes of the REPORTER for their happiness and prosperity in all things.
**MR. WILL A. DARROW and Miss B. A. Cead, were
united in the holy
bonds
of matrimony Wednesday morning by father Sweibach at St.
Joseph
church.