Marriage

THOMA, PETZINGER

Posted By: Bill Rathbun (email)
Date: 8/19/2003 at 21:58:46

Thoma – Petzinger. (page 8)
We violate no order of secrecy when we state that our popular young friend, Mr. Lou Thoma, of the solid drug firm of Hufford, Bradshaw & Thoma, left this morning for Danville for the purpose of taking unto himself another rib. At six o’clock this evening, at the residence of Mr. A. B. Hall, in Danville, will occur the marriage of Mr. Lou Thoma, of this city, and Miss Nettie Petzinger, of Danville, the Rev. U. B. Smith, of the M. E. church officiating. The affair will be very quiet and only a few of the nearest relatives present. Immediately after the marriage the happy young couple will take No. 5 for this place and go directly to a pleasant and neat little home on second south street, which Mr. Thoma built during the summer, and has all furnished ready to go to housekeeping.
Truly, no young couple will enter upon a new life under brighter, pleasanter or happier auspices than Mr. and Mrs. Thoma. With a “little house well filled, and a little wife well willed,” Mr. Thoma should be a contented and happy man, indeed. THE JOURNAL extends its best wishes to the happy young couple who start out in life so auspiciously, for their continued happiness and prosperity.
"Fairfield Journal", page 8
Vol. VI, # 47, September 25, 1884

I have no connection with this family nor further knowledge of them.