Decatur County Journal

January 4, l906

MISS MYRTLE RAVEN and MR. ALLIE SCHOENERT were united in marriage

Wednesday evening, December 27, Rev. Frederick W. Long, Pastor of the

First Congregational Church, performing the ceremony. The wedding took

place at the home of the bride's parents, MR. and MRS. I. RAVEN, 352

Ohio Street, at five o'clock, about twenty or twenty-five relatives and

most intimate friends of the contracting parties being present.

The ceremony used was the popular ring ceremony, the couple marching

into the parlor, where the nuptial knot was tied, to the air of the

Lohengren wedding march. There were no attendants. After the ceremony,

the guests sat down to a most sumptuous wedding dinner. The

presents received were many and costly.

MR. and MRS. SCHOENERT will not take a trip at present but will go right

to housekeeping, being at home to their friends at the corner of

Colorado and First after January l. The world and many other friends

extend congratulations.

MR. SCHOENERT is at present employed at the Tams Furniture Store and is

a young man possessing many friends in this city. He is the eldest son

of Prof. and MRS. SCHOENERT and inherits much musical ability from his

father, having spent several years with some of the larger opera

companies on the road. The bride has lived in the city since childhood

and has a great many friends. She is a young lady possessing many

enviable attainments.

--WORLD, Huron, S.D.

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