Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County)
March 3, 1899 Page 3
Married:
COFFIN-PAULUS--At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Arnett, Boulder, Tuesday, February 28, 1899, by Judge J. T. Atwood, Adelbert Byron Coffin and Miss Orrilla Paulus.
The wedding was a quiet affair, only a few of the relatives of the bride and groom were present. Miss Bertha Paulus, sister of the bride, Mrs. H. H. Coffin and Miss Etta Coffin, mother and sister of the groom, went over to Boulder for the occasion.
Mr. Coffin made arrangements some time ago to take charge of the Kelso ranch, 6 miles east of Longmont, which will be the home of the newly wedded pair. They have already gone to housekeeping. The Ledger extends congratulations and best wishes.
March 3, 1899 Page 3
Married:
COFFIN-PAULUS--At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Arnett, Boulder, Tuesday, February 28, 1899, by Judge J. T. Atwood, Adelbert Byron Coffin and Miss Orrilla Paulus.
The wedding was a quiet affair, only a few of the relatives of the bride and groom were present. Miss Bertha Paulus, sister of the bride, Mrs. H. H. Coffin and Miss Etta Coffin, mother and sister of the groom, went over to Boulder for the occasion.
Mr. Coffin made arrangements some time ago to take charge of the Kelso ranch, 6 miles east of Longmont, which will be the home of the newly wedded pair. They have already gone to housekeeping. The Ledger extends congratulations and best wishes.
Longmont Ledger (Longmont, Boulder County)
March 3, 1899 Page 3
Married:
COFFIN-PAULUS--At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Arnett, Boulder, Tuesday, February 28, 1899, by Judge J. T. Atwood, Adelbert Byron Coffin and Miss Orrilla Paulus.
The wedding was a quiet affair, only a few of the relatives of the bride and groom were present. Miss Bertha Paulus, sister of the bride, Mrs. H. H. Coffin and Miss Etta Coffin, mother and sister of the groom, went over to Boulder for the occasion.
Mr. Coffin made arrangements some time ago to take charge of the Kelso ranch, 6 miles east of Longmont, which will be the home of the newly wedded pair. They have already gone to housekeeping. The Ledger extends congratulations and best wishes.
March 3, 1899 Page 3
Married:
COFFIN-PAULUS--At the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Arnett, Boulder, Tuesday, February 28, 1899, by Judge J. T. Atwood, Adelbert Byron Coffin and Miss Orrilla Paulus.
The wedding was a quiet affair, only a few of the relatives of the bride and groom were present. Miss Bertha Paulus, sister of the bride, Mrs. H. H. Coffin and Miss Etta Coffin, mother and sister of the groom, went over to Boulder for the occasion.
Mr. Coffin made arrangements some time ago to take charge of the Kelso ranch, 6 miles east of Longmont, which will be the home of the newly wedded pair. They have already gone to housekeeping. The Ledger extends congratulations and best wishes.
Inscription
COFFIN, Dell B /Nov 30, 1873 - Apr 15, 1945/
Gravesite Details
DS/ Orrilla P /cem records indicate Adelbert Coffin/
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