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Olmsted County Minnesota |
Marriage Announcements
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Olmsted County Minnesota |
DAHLMAN-BUTLIN
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Butlin announce the marriage of their daughter, Ethel Agnes, to Mr. William F. Dahlman. They will be at home after May 1st. (The Daily Post & Record, Rochester, MN, April 1, 1915) (from Rochester)
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Mr. William Dahlman and Miss Ethel H. Butlin were united in marriage by Rev. A. R. Zick. Mr. Dahlman is a young man of excellent character and a prosperous farmer. His bride is an accomplished young lady, formerly a resident of Simpson. After a short wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Dahlman will go to housekeeping on their farm south of the city. Their friends congratulate them. [The Daily Post and Record Rochester, Minnesota April 2, 1915 ]
DODON-HARRISON | STELLMAKER-DODON
Brides: Arlene Harrison and Lois Harrison, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harrison, St. Charles. Grooms: George Dodon (Arlene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dodon, Byron) and John Stellmaker (Lois, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stellmaker, Rochester) Church: Little Brown Church, Nashua, Iowa. [The Rochester (MN) Post-Bulletin, October 8, 1940]
GRUHLKE-HANENBERGER
LOVE TRUMPS EYOTA ELOPERS FIRMLY SPLICED
That love is ever triumphant was the sentiment that echoed and re-echoed from the walls of the Henry Norcross home on the lower end of French Island on Thursday morning when Mr. Norcross, justice of the peace of the island, innocently tied the knot which will forever bind together Miss Louis Hanenberger, 17, and Mr. Eddie Gruhlke, 19, vehemently pursued couple of Eyota, Minn., “till death doth them part.”
When Henry Norcross heard a rap at his door at about 5:30 Thursday morning he stretched, rubbed his eyes, hopped into his trousers and a few moments later “Hank” did the deed, little knowing that he was putting the finishing touches on one of the most romantic elopements that has ever aroused the interest of La Crosse people.
Mr. and Mrs. Gruhlke boarded the first train out of here Thursday morning for Eyota, according to the French Island justice.
Ma and Pa Hanenberger had strenuously objected to Louise’s hooking up with Eddie largely because of the tenderness of their years so when the young couple disappeared, the remainder of the Hanenberger family left for Winona, foiled the elopers, and then ‘phoned to La Crosse where the pair had obtained a license but were forced to wait, as behooves obeyers of the law. For the past few days, Eddie and Louise had been in hiding “somewhere on French Island” until the earth divulged its pretty on Thursday morning. The irate parents have also returned to Eyota, foiled, as of yore. [The La Crosse (Wis) Tribune, 12 Jan 1917]
JENSON-PHELPS
MARRIED -- At the Methodist parsonage this noon, Mr. George William Jensen and Miss Mina Mae Phelps were married by Rev. I. B. Wood. They were attended by Ernest Phelps and Loretta Phelps. Mr. Jensen in an employe of the Kahler hotel. His bride and the best man and bridesmaid are from Byron. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen will enjoy a wedding trip and then they will return to Rochester to live at 706 East Fifth street. [The Daily Post and Record Rochester, Minnesota April 2, 1915]
LYNARD-LOESER
Bride: Winifred Loeser (daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Loeser, Rochester) Groom: Edward Lynard (son of Mrs. Nora Lynard, Blooming Prairie) Church: St. Francis Catholic church When: "this morning" Attendants: Mrs. Harold Anderson (bridesmatron, Rochester); Phyllis Lynard (flower girl); Chrisse Lynard (brother of groom) Mrs. Loeser wore a black silk crepe with black accessories and the bridegroom's mother wore black wool crepe with black accessories. Both had corsages of rubrum lilies. Residence after marriage: Blooming Prairie. Out-of-town guests: Mr. and Mrs. William Steinberg (Jaspar); Mr. and Mrs. William Lahey (Lake Benton); Mrs. Ray Schilds and son (Minneapolis); Mr. and Mrs. Clair Lynard (Kasson); Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lanser (Le Roy), and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lanser (Racine) [ The Rochester (MN) Post-Bulletin, October 8, 1940]
RHODE-SMITH
Mr. Harry Rhode and Miss Helen Smith were united in marriage by Rev. R. G. Koons Wednesday at 4 p.m. at the United Brethren parsonage. (The Daily Post & Record, Rochester, MN, April 1, 1915) (from Eyota)
SCHULTZ-POLZIN
Rochester, Minn., Nov. 14 – The wedding of Miss Wilhelmina Polzin of Eyota and John Schultz of Simpson took place Tuesday afternoon. Rev. A. R. Zick read the service. Mr. and Mrs. Schultz will make their home south of the city. Duluth News-Tribune Nov. 15, 1914 Rochester, Minn., Nov. 14 – The marriage of Miss Caroline Lindeke of St. Paul to Otto Schornstein of Simpson took place Tuesday noon at the parsonage of Salem Evangelical church. Rev. A. R. Zick read the service. Mr. and Mrs. Schornstein left for a wedding trip to the coast. [Duluth News-Tribune Nov. 15, 1914]
WALSH-PINION
Bride: Stella Pinion, Rochester, daughter of Matt Pinion of Marshfield, Wisconsin. Groom: James Walsh, son of Mrs. Mary Walsh, Eyota Church: St. John's Catholic Church, Marshfield, Wisconsin. When: "Yesterday" Matron of Honor: Mrs. Virginia Morse (Marshfield), sister of bride. Groom's attendant: Peter Walsh, cousin of groom. Residence after marriage: near Eyota, after a wedding trip to Illinois. Out of town guests: Mr. and Mrs. Earl F. Shippay (Stevens Point, Wisconsin), Mrs. Mary Walsh and Miss Marian Walsh (Eyota), Miss Charlotte Bradshaw, Martin Scanlan, John Cromin, Richard Lawler, Mr. and Mrs.. Thomas Walsh, and Mrs. D. L. Campion (all of Rochester), and John Pinion (Milwaukee, Wisconsin). [The Rochester (MN) Post-Bulletin, October 8, 1940]
