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St. Joseph Herald
Saturday, 3 February 1883


         Weber - Ragatz
         
         MR. JOHN A. WEBER, of Middleville, Mich.,
       was married on Wednesday evening to MISS LYDIA,
       daughter of Rev. O. RAGATZ, of Lincoln township.
       The ceremony was performed by Rev. Wm. Bergy, at 
       the residence of the bride's parents, in the 
       presence of a number of invited guests, after 
       which the company partook of a bounteous repast,
       and the evening generally was very happily spent.
       The bride has been one of the teachers in the
       schools of Lincoln township for several years
       past, and is a most estimable young lady. MR.
       WEBER is the son of an old and well-to-do
       farmer of Norhtern Barry county, where he owns
       a good farm and has provided a new house for
       his bride's reception. The happy pair were the
       recipients of many useful and valuable presents,
       comprising a handsome organ, silverware, table
       linen, bedding, etc., and many friends, with
       the Traveler-Herald, wish them a happy and pros-
       perous future. Mr. and Mrs. WEBER go to Canada
       on a visit of three or four weeks with relatives
       there.
       
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