Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-07-28
MARRIED..

Observation-Disclosures the resi-
dence of he brides parents, in this city, We'd
Wolfsohn. of New York city, and Miss Bette
Slaughter, of Yankton, Rev. 1. N. Benson of
Omaha, officiating.
AT the hour and place above men
toned A. j. Wolfsohn, of New York
City, and Miss Bette Slaughter, of
Yankton, were united in holy matri-
mony by Rabbi Benson, of Omaha, who
sealed the compact in the beautiful
words of the Jewish wedding service.
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Blatt, Mr.,
and Mrs. A. Adler, MIR. f. j. Kahn,
of Yankton. and Miss Yetta Mas,
of independence. Ia, were the only
persons present, besides the members OF
the Slaughter family. The couple stood
in the quiet parlor ct home, and prom
ised to love and cherish each the other
so long as life exists, and they were
kindly started on their dual career by the
appropriate and elaborate address given
by Rabbi Benson after the ceremony.
We forbear deserved eulogy, as the
Yankton people too o large extent are
acquainted with the bride, and the
groom has already been introduced
through these columns.
Miss Slaughter appeared for the
wedding IN q plain black travelling suit,
without jewelry. The groom wore the
conventional black dress suit complete.
Gifts numerous and costly were the
portion of the .appy couple, and mes
sages and kilograms congratulatory
have been arriving all day. An elegant
lunch came just before the departure OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolfsohn for the North
western depot, where they embarked on
the 1:15 train for Chicago. The entire
party of friends and relatives accompan-
led them to the depot. The usual old
shoe was not thrown after the train, but
the congratulations and best wishes of
many friends go with them.
Personal.
8. G. Kennedy, Of Parker, is in the
city.
G., A. Archer returned from Parker
last night.
Captain Robert WATSON left this morn
ing for :. visit east.
e. s. Byington returned from Sioux
Falls last evening.
Will H.. Rounds returned TO Sioux
Falls this morning.
Rev, e. j. Corwin, of Centreville, was
in Yankton last night.
Agent Wicker, of the Northwestern,
returned from Chicago last evening,
Geo. r. Palmer, of the postofice force,
returned from Sioux Falls last night.
C.S. Mckay, o prominent Casselton,
Dakota, citizen, is q guest at the Morri-
son.
DR.. v. Sebiakin-Ross left this after
noon overland for Tyndail on a profess
sional visit.
S.W. Swift, and wife took the Milwau-
kee this morning for Clear lake, Iowa,
there to visit for some time.
Miss Lille DAVIS, of CGlton. Cali.
%fornia. sister of Mrs. j. r. Gamble, ar
rived last night and will visit here fol
some time.
Mrs. B. Presba, mother of Mrs. d. p
Wilcox, of this, city returned tins morn.
. ing to her home in Mitchell, aftel
several weeks visiting in Yankton.
Mrs. M. Rowley, and daughter, Miss
Grace, of Madison, Wisconsin, returned
home this afternoon from a breif visit
. in Yankton with Mrs. Kowley's siste,
Mrs. q. E. Brooks.
> E. j. Lynch and wife left this morning
on the Northwestern for Minneapolis
! where they will in the future reside. Mr.
{ Lynch was formerly foreman in thu
Press and Dakotaian job rooms and is
, first class printer.
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Milwaukee; s. g. Noodle, Canton; M
:. q. Demarest, Chicago; A. W. Raymond
Philadelphia; Q. s. Mckay, Casseltor
: Oak. 81. a.. Davenport, st. Helena, Neb
G. A. Archer. Parker; .. T. Bergrir
Sioux City; Fl. q. Westboy, Decatur, Ii
At the Merchants: T. Sutera, Tabo,
D. T; r.. f. Potter, Huron; e. E. QueIil
j, g. Campbell, Chicago; e. q. Kennel,
Parker; "a. Hubbard, Cedar Rapids, Il
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Lawrence. W. Clopan, Sioux City;
M. Dole, Minneapolis; w. E. Brigg
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