Young Couple Married

At The Stone Church

Ethel Kiel and Harry Eltiste

Were Wed

Ceremony Was Performed by Reverend Pett

Wednesday Afternoon

In the presence of the Company of Relatives

Both Well Know Young People

The marriage of Miss Ethel Kiel and Mr. Harry Eltiste

took place last Wednesday afternoon at the Stone

church south of this city, the ceremony being performed

by Reverend Pett in the presence of Immediate

relatives of the bride and groom.

The bride and groom were escorted by Miss Mary

Talbot as bridesmaid and Mr. Tom Kiel, brother of

the bride, as best man. The bride wore a beautiful

gown of white messaline Georgette trimmed with pearls.

Following the impressive ceremony all the congratulations of those present the bridal party

 retuned to the home of the bride's mother,

Mrs. Ella Kiel, where an elaborate and satisfying wedding dinner was served.

Both the bride and the groom have spent their entire

lives in this county. The bride was born and raised on

a farm near Johnson, although she she lived for some

time in Auburn. Wherever she is known she is held in

the highest regard because of her splendid qualities

of young womanhood.

The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eltiste Sr., and

is a prosperous young farmer, who has the confidence of

all. He is a young man of fine character and with plenty

of industry and ambition. Many friends throughout this

community unite in wishing the young people well and

trust that happiness and prosperity may be with them

through long and happy years of married life. They

will make their home on a farm near Johnson.

Nemaha County Herald

Friday

December 7, 1917