Day-Davison County, SD Marriages.....Combes, Fannie - Johnson, Edward February 3 1886
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Mitchell Daily Republican, Feb. 3, 1886
A romantic wedding.

  The parlors of the New Pacific hotel were the scene of a romantic wedding 

ceremony Tuesday evening, Rev. S.J. Winegar being the officiating clergyman.  

The train from the north brought down a bright Dakota damsel who took the bus 

to the above-named hotel and there meeting a lady friend, awaited the arrival 

of the delayed train from the east.  When it came it brought an energetic and 

good looking young man, who made his way direct to the same hotel, where Mr. 

Winegar soon made them man and wife, in the presence of one or two specially 

invited witnesses.  The groom was Dr. Edward Johnson, a druggist of Fullerton, 

Nebraska, and a respected citizen there; the bride was Miss Fannie Combes, of 

Andover, Day county, Dakota, and a young lady of evident intelligence and 

breeding.  Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will leave for Nebraska to-day.

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