Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1890-03-15
OCTOBER AND ..pEsiE..
4 So Yeav- Ok, Widows ,ct zsvuni,-
i..n, y. Y. :surrie:, :.
Bay s,i -.

Mrs. Matilda L. Case, the widow
Of Rufus D. Case, : Wholesale taa
dealer, who die! tl.rec wears ago.
was married in Brooklyn OF Wash
ingtol>s birthday, to George ]. Hol
les. Il sailor boy oa the training
| ship Minnesota, sa.s a New lo:lS
! IaiSpatcl Tha bride has . full fig
ure, bright l:2Nn evcs and dark
ila:r mixed with graz. She ac-
knuH:edges her :3tfy-;asoe sul4-
mers Mr.. Hu!ies is u, fir haired
and i5,ue-eycd and lie has E5oen
wearing D:ieIa ;;alau"l's blue u;;
firm SINCE iso qnarrelIe,l with his
st@p,mo,ner l::.:ve Wears ago ANA
ran away !,css, LIS home Ill Wealth
lord Conn v:lere his f"ti,cr Mn,
Roiles, formerly lived. The bride
:las two sons, each Older han l.c:
husband, T. Sherwood Case. aged
%, who i: q s,lipinato Of Dolle, OF
the Mis.@eSoti, and l}-:ear-o!n
Frank. who is Z slipping clerk in
this city. The elder son and HoI,c>
made q tip toststs!lar in the seh@es
ship st. A!arvs, g;:;l up n their re
turn 8 yc:,r CT 50 AGO. !ul:ss leeamlc
4 frequent visitor at Mrs. Case,
| hose, ;3a2 "a2 Hancock street. Brook
iyn.
Before the marriage Mrs. Case
consulted Rufus L. :>cJtt her law
yer, and he a:t' Nr. O. l.. Birch
her family physician, were the only
,, witnesses Of the ceremony, which
was performed st the house by Rev.
A. Stewart Walsh, retired Bap-
list minister, W!.o is al present en-
;, gagged in tho roa! estate business
There was I'D wedding tiip. The
morning after the marriage th,
youthful husband returned to lliS
duties Oh the Minnesota. Every
o.tler day H. receives permission tc
visit his wife. Il is sale. ii rs Fo.lvs
soas were greatly put cut by the
marriage, and that the young hus.
i:and and Ills step-so,,s do not
! speak when they meet Oh the Min
nesota. The inequality Of age j:
;. tic bride "Hl groom has rroynhot
G a cool deal Of gossip, and Mrs
) 3 lies to-day took occasion to shy
:. Ally FIRST husband was ~ year:
q older than when married him
c but he vas q good m&n anl "
't lived very happily. Before &c dice
s he said TO ne: Title, il you eve
y meet another m:.1 sou like, after
Il am dead, want you to ma:r.
!. him. A'ou would make any MAJ
:: happy said ! did nat thi:.k
would eyer marry again, but @ddct!
joi;inyly, IF / shoa!d marry agai
= would you mind if ii were to
Young man. He said that he >i'
y not care what tie agc Of the MA
was if it would onl; make me hal
q pv. ! have known Mr.. nollcs fou
= year and he is & manly fellow eve
: if he is not Of age. lie liscd to ca
q me mother and vas brother t
~ my sons. It was about thrc
y months ago lc told me he had
II deeper affection than a son for nj
" and !! aclnowo2gc that | loved Iii:
~ other than as a mother. Ny son
1t will lose nothing by this, for mad
Y. ample provision 70: item Ecforc
VI got married. am we'll aiaie t, 4
y it as ; o"n several fine house
.. There is home here ios my sor
i and for their wives just rs soon {
" they conclude to get marrel, an
ne there is 40 cauee for d:ssensio
'e whatever The cerel.-ony W.
u quietly performed, IS thought II
matter Was too sacred to invite
crowd OF curious people TO witnes
n it. do:'t see that have dol
ne anything vroa5 am a well pr
q served woman and my heart is {
IS. young as M: husbands and his ;
TO old as mitso in that we love eat
,c- other and cur tastes are Similar J
'e Ou: Treat: with Caa"da