On the 1st of January, 1883, was celebrated the marriage of Rev. Weller and Miss Emma J. Howard, a native of Clear Lake, Iowa, and a daughter of the Rev. E. Howard, now deceased. Mrs. Weller is a highly cultured lady, being a graduate of the Western College, of Toledo, Iowa. She afterward taught painting and drawing in that institution, and she has also taught English literature, Latin and German for four years, but has been especially successful as a musical instructor, at one time having a class of thirty pupils at Deavertown, Ohio.
As a writer of both prose and poetry, she has contributed to several different publications and has produced some good serial stories and very pretty poetry. She is dearly beloved by all with whom she has come in contact, and has a host of warm friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Weller had no children of their own, but adopted and reared five, namely: Robert Henry, Eugene, Carrie A., Anna L. and Harry H.
As a writer of both prose and poetry, she has contributed to several different publications and has produced some good serial stories and very pretty poetry. She is dearly beloved by all with whom she has come in contact, and has a host of warm friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Weller had no children of their own, but adopted and reared five, namely: Robert Henry, Eugene, Carrie A., Anna L. and Harry H.
On the 1st of January, 1883, was celebrated the marriage of Rev. Weller and Miss Emma J. Howard, a native of Clear Lake, Iowa, and a daughter of the Rev. E. Howard, now deceased. Mrs. Weller is a highly cultured lady, being a graduate of the Western College, of Toledo, Iowa. She afterward taught painting and drawing in that institution, and she has also taught English literature, Latin and German for four years, but has been especially successful as a musical instructor, at one time having a class of thirty pupils at Deavertown, Ohio.
As a writer of both prose and poetry, she has contributed to several different publications and has produced some good serial stories and very pretty poetry. She is dearly beloved by all with whom she has come in contact, and has a host of warm friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Weller had no children of their own, but adopted and reared five, namely: Robert Henry, Eugene, Carrie A., Anna L. and Harry H.
As a writer of both prose and poetry, she has contributed to several different publications and has produced some good serial stories and very pretty poetry. She is dearly beloved by all with whom she has come in contact, and has a host of warm friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Weller had no children of their own, but adopted and reared five, namely: Robert Henry, Eugene, Carrie A., Anna L. and Harry H.
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