Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-07-28
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Robert Heron and Miss Ellen Lnfond,
both Of Little Falls, were married at
tho French Catholic parsonage Tuesday
evening sat9 o'clock, by Father A. La
mothe Miss May Plante attended the
bride, and Edward Lafond, brother,
was best man. Only near relatives
were present. After the ceremony q
wedding supper was served at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. La
fond, on Second avenue northeast
Mr.. and Mrs. Heron left on the
night train for. a trip to Canada, and
while away will visit Mr.. Hecron's sis
ter in Winnipeg. J.
Mrs. Heron was born AMI brought up
il Little Falls, aud always resided here,
and ;he multitude OF friends she has
made and retained is a testimonial of
the respect and high opinion with
which she is regarded. Mr.. Heron is
popular travelling man, for many years
resident here. Both have the best
wishes of all who know them.
MI. John Cans aud Miss Sophie Gra-
vel, both of this city. were married at
the French Catholic church Wednesday
morning.
The bridal party met at the Gravel
residence about 8 O'Clock and went in q
body to the church, which was deco
rated with flowers and potted plants,
the three altars presenting an especially
beautiful appearance.
Rev. Peter Cans. of Staples, brother
of the groom, perform d the ceremony,
and was celebrant at the solemn high
mass, assisted by Rev. A. Lamothe as
deacon and Rev. Leo. P. Cans as sub
deacon. TIE choir under the direction
Of Ir. Fortier, sang Stocklin's mass.
Hubert Cans OF St. Cloud presiding at
the organ.
The bride was gowned in white Per-
sian lawn, wore white hat, and car
ried bride roses. The bridesm aid, Miss
Mary Wright Of Fergus Falls, a coasin
of the bride, wore pink organdie and
carried pink roses. Edward Cans,
brother Of the groom, acted as as best
man.
After the beautiful and impressive
service the bridal party enjoyed a we'd
dias breakfast at the Gravel residence,
the ch6if singing Governs bridal.
Chorus as the party entered. Only
the near relatives. the clergymen, and
members of the choir We're present.
Misses Marguerite and Frances Guernon.
apd Della Guerin superintended the
serving.
Mr.. and Mrs Cans left on the 11:2O
train for a bridal tour over the Great
Lakes, to be gone about three weeks,
and will occupy on their return the home
on Second street southeast which Mr..
Cans has prettily furnished for his
bride.
Mrs. Cans is the daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Gravel, one of the most
handsome and charming young ladies
of this city, and all who have the privi-
lege OF her acquaintance are sure that
MIR. Cans has made a most fortunate
choice. Mr.. Cans is son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Cans, old residents of st. Cloud.
He has considerable prominence as a
musician, is organist >of the church
wherein he was married, and has host
OF friends and acquaintancss, with all OF
whom we join in wishing the couple en-.
during happiness and prosperity. ..
From ont Of town were present: Rev.
Peter Cans, Miss Mary Cans, Staples;
Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. Cans, Hubert Cans,
Ed. M. Cans, Leo P. Cans, St. Cloud;
Miss Mary Wright. Fergus Falls; Chas.
E Gravel, Brainerd.
John Berris, proprietor Of a groc- .
cry srore in n northern Wisconsin !
town. and Miss Katie Simmons of
Randall, were married by Father
Lamothe Monday morning at the
French Catholic church, and left for
Wisconsin in the evening. IT.
Thos Beaumont and family have
moved to Bemidii. : '-t.@l III .%.: I..=s
State Factory Inspector n cCul-
lom was IN the city yesterday. 81 81