Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1888-10-11
THE GERMAN BOOTH.


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Miss Christie Roumain, Miss Nilsson
Miss Kulewatz, Miss Lizzie Kule-
watz, John Heisinger, Otto Bauer, S.
Pfetferly, T. Haas. 1....
Here will be served German lunch.
A characteristic dance will also be given.
THE SPANISH BOOTH.
Next comes the Spanish booth, in
charge of Mrs. Merry, assisted by: 3.
G. Karcher, Miss Minnie Proctor, Mrs.
Nashold, Misses Petty: Mrs. Gray, Miss
LaFollett, Miss Utley, Mr.. Blewett, M.
Nashold, Mr.. Wetmore, Mr.. Gray, Miss
Hagar, Rob Wells and Harry Flint.
Here will be sold fruit. tobacco anh ci-
gars, by lovely Spanish senoritas.
They will give Spanish dance, accom-
panied by the music of the guitar.
-.- THE PARsEEs. .....
The Parsees of India, who worship the
heathen gods, comes next. They will be
represented by:
Mrs j. r. Eager, Mrs. Gordon. Mr.. j.
T. Eager Mrs. Jennie Drake, Mrs. Waugh
and May Miller. =.
Here will be offered many strange
articles for sale. 5E-".
THE JAPANESE BOOTH
Comes next, in charge of Mrs. H. e.
White, assisted by the following ladies
and gentlemen: ..~...r.
Mrs. Hensel, Miss S. Davidson, Myra
Porter, Bell Tilden. Lucy Bill, +. M.
Brown, D. WILDER. ...... -.
These ladies have about one hund red
dollars worth of Japanese and Turkish
goods, which will be offered for sale here.
THE GYPsIEs. rr
On the other side of the rink, in the
northwest corner, comes The Moorish
Gypsies, in charge of Mrs. R. A. Bill, as
sisted by: -.. #.e
Miss Laura Fell, Miss G. Petty, Miss
Danner, Miss Hattie Bill, Miss Thorn
hill, Kittie Tilden, w. Hotchkiss, G
Stetson, @. Lathrop, r. Gardner and q.
L. Calkins. .@@' "a 49,.
Here you can get your fortune told for
mite and see the weird cauldron and
the dance Of the Gypsies. %f
THE AFRICANS.
Next and last comes Africa, with the
log cabin, songs and dances. s.7
A Quier Marriage.
Mr.. George Wyllie and Miss Ida Gaff-
uey were united in marriage at 7 o'clock
last evening at the residence Of the
brides parents about three miles south
of the city, the ceremony being perform
ed by Rev. Il. III. Teall, pastor of the
Baptist church. The marriage was a
quiet affair and was witnessed by only a
limited number of invited guests, the fol-
lowing being those present: Mr.. and
Mrs A. r. Hathorn. and Miss Hathorn,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. B. Allen. Mrs. Severn
Mr.. and Mrs J. J. Eddy, Miss Minnie
Proctor, Pierce Blewett and H. M. Ia
ber. .- .....s .it..
At an early hour, amid the congrat-
ulatons of the friends present, the
young couple left for their future
home, the Taber residence on Third
avenue, south, which had been pre-
pared for their occupancy, and have at
once commenced housekeeping. "
Mr.. Wyllie has been Il resident of
jamestown about three years and during
that time his personal worth and excel
lent business qualifications have made
him many friends and gained him the
respect of all with whom he has come in
contact in both social and business cir
cles. He is the book-keeper for the firm
Of Kirk, Allen & Hathorn and young
man with promising future. The
bride, who has resided here long enough
to grow up from girlhood to womanhood
is universally respected for many good
qualities Of mind and heart and has al
ways been leading figure in the social
circles in which she has moved. The
many friends of the young couple thus
happily mated, will wish them every joy
from fortunes store, and in that wish
The Alert heartily joins
The marriage being a quiet affair, Mr..
and Mrs. Wyllie were much surprised to
receive a large number of handsome
and costly presents many of them from
st. Paul and other friends at a distance.
News from the North.