The Waterloo Times
Friday, April 23, 1915

Coming Events

Some of the Things That Are to Happen in this Vicinity

The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. D.M. Hardy, Wednesday afternoon, May 5th.

William Greatting will give a grand ball I his hall at Coxeyville, Ill., on Sunday evening, May 9.

William Welsch of Valmeyer will give a grand ball in his hall on Saturday evening, May 1.

John Hutter at Monroe City will give a fish fry and moonlight dance on Sunday, May 2.  Everybody 
is invited.  Dance begins at 4 P.M.

Herman Hauptfleisch, living about four miles west of Waterloo will sell his stock and farm implements 
at public sale on Saturday, May 8.  Sales commences at 10 o’clock a.m.

Joseph W. Bertram at Valmeyer will open the season with a moonlight dance in his park on Sunday 
evening, May 9, and will give one every second Sunday thereafter.  Everybody invited.

Prominent Couple Married

A pretty home wedding took place last Saturday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George 
Mueller, the bride’s parents, near Maeystown.  William Schlemmer, son of Fred Schlemmer who 
resides near Wartburg, and Miss Rosa Mueller were united in the holy bonds of matrimony.  The 
ceremony was performed by Rev. Schulz of Maeystown.  The young couple was attended by Henry 
Miller, a brother of the bride, and Miss Katie Schlemmer, a sister of the groom.

A wedding supper was served, and a large number of relatives and friends of the young couple were 
present to celebrate the event.  A wedding ball in Bueschel’s hall at Burksville wound up the celebration.  
The young couple will go to housekeeping on the Schlemmer farm, where the groom will till the soil for 
a livelihood.  The Times joins their many friends in extending congratulations.