LEON, IOWA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1918. VOLUME LXV, NO. 2.
Byron Hacker Married.
Byron Hacker, a former well known Leon young man, who has been residing at Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, for the past few years, and is now in the service, was married July 23rd. Byron has many friend in Leon and Decatur county who extend congratulations and best wishes. The following notice of his marriage appeared in the Pine Bluffs
Post of August 15th:
On Tuesday evening, July 23, occurred the marriage of Miss Lola Mabel Martin and Mr. Byron Lewis Hacker at Cheyenne, at the home of Rev. Mr. Stubblefield, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. As a joke the young couple succeeded in keeping it a secret until Sunday, August 11, when-Byron returned home, having been granted a furlough until October 15 to care for his crops. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin of Torrington, Wyoming. She has been engaged in teaching for the past four years. Mr. Hacker is a son of Mr. J. F. Hacker, of Leon, Iowa. He has been engaged in farming near Pine Bluffs for the past three years, until being called to the colors July 24. Their many friends join in wishing the young couple much happiness and success.
Byron Hacker Married.
Byron Hacker, a former well known Leon young man, who has been residing at Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, for the past few years, and is now in the service, was married July 23rd. Byron has many friend in Leon and Decatur county who extend congratulations and best wishes. The following notice of his marriage appeared in the Pine Bluffs
Post of August 15th:
On Tuesday evening, July 23, occurred the marriage of Miss Lola Mabel Martin and Mr. Byron Lewis Hacker at Cheyenne, at the home of Rev. Mr. Stubblefield, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. As a joke the young couple succeeded in keeping it a secret until Sunday, August 11, when-Byron returned home, having been granted a furlough until October 15 to care for his crops. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin of Torrington, Wyoming. She has been engaged in teaching for the past four years. Mr. Hacker is a son of Mr. J. F. Hacker, of Leon, Iowa. He has been engaged in farming near Pine Bluffs for the past three years, until being called to the colors July 24. Their many friends join in wishing the young couple much happiness and success.
LEON, IOWA, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1918. VOLUME LXV, NO. 2.
Byron Hacker Married.
Byron Hacker, a former well known Leon young man, who has been residing at Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, for the past few years, and is now in the service, was married July 23rd. Byron has many friend in Leon and Decatur county who extend congratulations and best wishes. The following notice of his marriage appeared in the Pine Bluffs
Post of August 15th:
On Tuesday evening, July 23, occurred the marriage of Miss Lola Mabel Martin and Mr. Byron Lewis Hacker at Cheyenne, at the home of Rev. Mr. Stubblefield, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. As a joke the young couple succeeded in keeping it a secret until Sunday, August 11, when-Byron returned home, having been granted a furlough until October 15 to care for his crops. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin of Torrington, Wyoming. She has been engaged in teaching for the past four years. Mr. Hacker is a son of Mr. J. F. Hacker, of Leon, Iowa. He has been engaged in farming near Pine Bluffs for the past three years, until being called to the colors July 24. Their many friends join in wishing the young couple much happiness and success.
Byron Hacker Married.
Byron Hacker, a former well known Leon young man, who has been residing at Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, for the past few years, and is now in the service, was married July 23rd. Byron has many friend in Leon and Decatur county who extend congratulations and best wishes. The following notice of his marriage appeared in the Pine Bluffs
Post of August 15th:
On Tuesday evening, July 23, occurred the marriage of Miss Lola Mabel Martin and Mr. Byron Lewis Hacker at Cheyenne, at the home of Rev. Mr. Stubblefield, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. As a joke the young couple succeeded in keeping it a secret until Sunday, August 11, when-Byron returned home, having been granted a furlough until October 15 to care for his crops. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin of Torrington, Wyoming. She has been engaged in teaching for the past four years. Mr. Hacker is a son of Mr. J. F. Hacker, of Leon, Iowa. He has been engaged in farming near Pine Bluffs for the past three years, until being called to the colors July 24. Their many friends join in wishing the young couple much happiness and success.
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