Iowa
Old Press
Inwood Herald
Inwood, Lyon County, Iowa
December 3, 1891
Married at the residence of David Brenner, in
Settlers township, Sioux Co., Iowa, November 26, at 7
o’clock p.m., Mr. Henry C. Kornder and Miss Carrie Erickson,
Rev. Levi Jarvis officiating. The groom is well known to a host
of friends as an enterprising farmer and an esteemable and worthy
young man. The bride is one of our finest young ladies and has
been a successful teacher in our schools for two years or more.
Mr. Kornder is to be congratulated in securing such a beautiful
and charming bride. May success and happiness be theirs through
life. A number of select friends and the relatives of the two
families witnessed the marriage, and enjoyed the pleasant time,
and it was in many things the most enjoyable of weddings. An
excellent supper was served and a number of valuable presents
were given by friends on the occasion.
Landon — Payne
At the M.E. parsonage at Canton, Jan. 31, 1893, Cassie Landon, of
Lancaster, Wis., to Alfred Payne. Mr. Payne is another of
Beloit’s respected young men. He is an old chum of the
writer and, to tell the truth of the matter, we had concluded
long since that he would remain an old bachelor. We are sorry to
see our conclusion “busted,” but glad at the same time
that he has taken unto himself a helper and companion. It is not
good to be alone, and here is the point of fellowship with the
warmest congratulations.
Lingo — Maynard
At the residence of the bride, in Beloit, Iowa, Nov. 26, 1891,
Mr. Chas. Lingo and Miss Carrie Maynard, Rev. J.M. Woolery
officiating. After the ceremony a bounteous repast was served to
the large company, each of whom showed their appreciation of the
bride and groom by valuable and timely gifts. Mr. Lingo is
Professor of the high school in Essex, where he and his estimable
bride will make their future home. May joy, peace and prosperity,
attend them through life.
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Inwood Herald
Inwood, Lyon County, Iowa
December 31, 1891
Burg - Johnson
At the residence of M.A. Johnson, near Beloit, Iowa, on
Wednesday, Dec. 30, 1891, Lewis Burg and Miss Emma Johnson. Mr.
Burg is a young man of good business qualities, moral,
industrious, energetic. He was formerly a resident of Beloit ,
but now lives at Madison , S.D. , where he is engaged in
mercantile pursuits. The bride has grown to womanhood here in our
midst and her friends are legion. May no cloud ever rise to
darken the pathway of the deserving pair. Their future home will
be at Madison.
[all above, submitted by R.Z., Nov. 2003]