The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-20
Saltwater News.


St. MichaeIs church was the scene of a
very pretty wedding yesterday morning,
the contracting parties being Alexander
| q, Maclley ard Miss Lillian McDcrmctt,
the latter daughter of Philip McDer-
mott, one Of StllWater's prominent log
gers. The interior OF the church Vas
beautifully decorated with roses, carna-
tons, ferns and petted plants and a
green and white effect made most
beautiful picture. The grooms best man
was Edward P. Macley, of Gordon, Wis,
and the maid of honor was the brides
sister Miss Jean McDermott The ush.
efs were Edwin NJ Mosier and Thomas
McDermott. The bride looked bcautifu!
in an exquisite gown and carried a bunch
Of lilies of the valley. The maid OF honor
carried boUquet of sweet peas. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Charles
Corcoran III The presence of a very large
number of friends and relatives. A we'd
ding breakfast followed the ceremony at
the home CT the brides father and The
dining room was nlQSt beautifully desc
rated with aowerS and plants. Among
the guests from cut of the city were:
Mr.. and Mrs John A BfcDerrnott, of
Minneapolis; Thomas McDeFmott and
wife, of Eau Claire, Wis; Joseph p
Sauntry, Of Barrum. Mimi, Mss lrnia
lille, of Minneapolis; Mrs. James Nc
Dermott and Miss Mamie RIcDermott. of
Hudson, Wis. The groom is the junior
member of the firm of James Maolxey &.
Son, Of this city, and is a young man o.
exceptional Qualities The bride has long
been one of the most popular teachers in
the public schools Of this city and has Il
host Of friends who extend their best
wishes ard Ccngra tulaticns. They left in
the afternoon Gn a wedding tour to St
Louis ard will be at hone on South
Broadway after Aug. I.
DR.. Frank G. Landeen and Mss Carrie
E. Smith were united iii marriage last
evening at the Swedish Lutheran church
in the presence of a very large circle cf
friends Nels E. Landeen, of Elbow Lake
was the grooms best man, and Miss MAY
Gayner, of Minneapolis, was the maid ef
honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Huld;,
Landcen, of Alexandra, MINI; Miss
Adele l awson, Miss Aurora Hulcomb ara
Miss Matte Booren,. Of this city The
groomsmen were Justus Smith, Oscar
Johnson. Andrew ShoQuist of this city
and VIII Holcomb Of Lindstrom, Minn.
The ushers were George and Ernest
Johnson ard Oscar and Frank Haletn.
The church was beautifully decora tefr
with flowers ard plants and white and
blue ribbons added TO the effect. A we'd
ding dinner followed the ceremony at the
home of the brides parents Mr. and
John v Smith. and the reception oc-
Cured later in The evening. DIR. and Mrs
Landeen leave today ON tour cf the
Western part of the state and viii be at
home in this city after July 2o
Martin A. Thon. a prominent resident
of this city, VINO has long been III with
consum ption. died suddenly Monday
evening. He bad been about as usuai
during the day, but was seized with Il
hen3rrhase in the evening and expired IL
q few minutes. Deceased was.a native CT
Norway and was forty-nine years Of age
FIe is survived by several small children
The funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon from the family residence on Laurel
street. Services viii be conducted at the
house by Rev. Philip Thelander, OF the
Swedish Lutheran church, ard at the
grave by the Knights Of Pythias
The steamers Bun Hersey and Jessie
B. have arrived in port from St. Paul ard
will be laid up at this point until business
on the river improves. There is little
towing at present owing TO low wafer ana
a scarcity OF logs and it is feared other
boats will soon have to lay up.