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The Rorists' Review 



JUNB 16, 1921 



wedding of Oliver Edwin Steinkamp to 

 Lena Katherine Weisbrod, of Rich- 

 mond, Wednesday, June 22. Otto^ Law- 

 renz, with Bertermaun Bros. Co., will 

 be married to Miss Florence Brandt, of 

 Indianapolis, June 21. Both couples 

 will reside here. Mr. Steinkamp 's at 

 home announcement gives the address 

 of 3904 Rookwood avenue. 



Bert Hitz has been spending his va- 

 cation at his new home, at Thirty-third 

 and Carrollton avenue. 



The Florists ' Supply House is pleased 

 with the new location on Delaware 

 street. The r.oom is larger and more 

 convenient than the old one. 



Mrs. Reynolds, of the Circle Flower 

 Shop, has returned from New York, 

 where she spent her vacation. On her 

 return trip she stopped at Cleveland, 

 where she visited the flower shop of the 

 Jones-Russell Co. 



Mr. Hacker, of the Ionia Pottery Co., 

 called on the trade last week. 



Mr. Kiefer, of Viewegh & Kiefer, 

 while putting in a well recently, 

 wrenched his back, causing him con- 

 siderable pain. E. E. T. 



DULUTH, MINN. 



The Market. 



Business is about normal, with stock 

 plentiful. There is a good supply of 

 roses, carnations, snapdragon, sweet 

 peas, cornflowers, Easter lilies, calen- 

 dulas, valley and peonies. The bed- 

 ding season is almost over, and the seed 

 trade is slowing up. 



Various Notes. 



A unique decoration was put up by 

 the Duluth Floral Co. for the Fitzsim- 

 mons wedding. An altar was made of 

 tamarack and white peonies. The wide 

 staircase was covered with tamarack 

 and white peonies, while the orchestra 

 was surrounded with a bower of small 

 tamarack trees. The table decorations 

 were composed of yellow and white 

 daisies. The bride wore a showered 

 corsage of white roses and valley. Ed- 

 ward Kreim'er is home from school for 

 the summer vacation. The company 

 has a new Dodge doliverv car. 



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