Marriage record for Lola House and Linne Stillman, Bellevue, Eaton County, Michigan

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Record No. 209
State of Michigan Marriage Certificate

Marriage Date:  June 9, 1907
Place:  Bellevue, Eaton County, MI

Bride:  Lola House of Bellevue, MI
Groom:  Linne D. Stillman of Battle Creek, MI

Witnesses:

Viola Stillman
Elna C. House

Marriage of Lola House and Linne Stillman June 8, 1907,
Bellevue, Eaton Co., MI

The Battle Creek Daily Journal, Monday June 10, 1907

MATRIMONIAL - Stillman-House
A quiet home wedding was solemnized at 3:30 o'clock Saturday
afternoon at the home of the bride's parents in Bellevue,
when Miss Lola House was united in marriage to Linne
Stillman, of this city.  Only a very small company of
friends, including the groom's sister, Miss Viola Stillman,
of Battle Creek, witnessed the ceremony, which was performed
by Rev. Arnold.  The bride wore a becoming gown of white
silk, and was unattended.  The rooms were prettily decorated
for the happy occasion with lillies of the valley and other
blossoms.  Following the ceremony and congratulations, a
dainty wedding luncheon was served.

The young couple have a wide circle of friends both in
Bellevue and in this city, who will extend their best wishes
and congratulations.  The bride for some time past has been
employed as operator for the Citizens Telephone company in
her home town, and the groom is connected with the same
company in this city as wire chief.

Many beautiful presents were bestowed upon the young people
as tokens of the admiration of their friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Stillman have lately furnished a cozy home at
145 East Van Buren street, where they have begun
housekeeping.  They returned to Battle Creek Saturday
afternoon and in the evening were given a pleasant informal
reception at their new home.  Refreshments were served, and
the hours were passed enjoyably with social discourse.  Elra
House, the bride's brother, was a guest from away.