Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1902-01-02
EastoIl- stulir Nuptials.

EEaston- stuIir Nuptials.
very pretty wed ding occurred
View Years Day atsthe home of NJ d.
and Yrs. r. ton, in this city,
when their elder daug glitter, Miss Susie
IS. Easton, was united ii ii aria ge to
Y Dr. g. strlhr, Of Arg Il. Precise
~ at noon e to the strains Of Lohen grin
played by Miss Mabel Frank the
bridal 81. couple were ushered into the
parlors where the ring ceremony was
performed by Rev. Miss Adariian Oar
lin}gs,of Detroit, Mimi, in the pres
5ence Of a few Immediate friends of the
family Miss Leora Easton served IS
bridesmaid and Jana Easton was
The s's attendant Of the groom 1T7hfe
bride was dressed ID her travel lin 8
gown and carried roses The decora
tons we're carna tions, I,roduc a
very pleasing effect. As sum- ttuous
dinner was served I'll one O'Clock, ].
Miss Helen Fran lin and Miss Mabel
Frank being the walters at the table.
DR.. ssttuhr and bride boarded the
south bound evening train for a.
short wedding ttrilp, and thou, The
happy couple had endeaVored to keep
the pleasant even secret, aeverth eless
the news spread and Che result was.
.s ttlaat they were iil0oeral pelted with
rice By their friends as they entered
the car a t the sta ion.
The bride has grown i p from hid
hood IL this city and is a gghlys es-5
5teenea and cultured young
esgraduated from the Warren High.
School few years ago and has since
taken d course at tth State University
She has. served as lorina teacher ID
the Warren school.
The groom IS a successful practie-
ingg s. ar MINI Inn His.
parents reside at Euclid, MINI. IN
aided except by his own industry,
perseverance determ ation and abil-
ityy, Nj. stuhr2 has work ed his wa i. to
an honorable profession, il. which he
sundoubtedl will achieve success.
many friend 81 Of I'D Mrs.
sssssttlah tIlsscit and zieia il end.
to Them most hearty con Ia ttyl ATOMS
and wish them much. joy and hap ii-
ness in life. Sc
Young Lie Nipped in tie Bud.
Helen Amanda, the Youngest
daughter Of Nh. and Mrs. Frank G.
Johnson, 81 Vega, died att o'clock.
Sunday night, Of Bright's disease.
after an Illness Of notquite tWoelays.
She attended the Christmas tree ex-
ercisps at the Swedish Luth. church
in Vega on Friday evening, though
at that time she was no tSfeeling very
well. In less than as. hours she was
called toa far ore grand ard bril-
characterization before the throne OF
God and the LAM b, in the realms of
eternal light. Thus again has been
dem nstrated that human life hangs
on a. very slender cord, and that the
youn.g and strong, the middle aged,
and the old and discrepiit, are, alike
subject to Deaths summons. De-
ceased is spoken Of as a bright and
promising cir, whose departure in
the early bloom Of youth is deeply
incurred by parents, brothers, sis
tiers, relatives and friends. May the
consolation OF those who mourn be
the Christians hope that she whose
growth was thus arrested on earth
has gone to a better land where a
grander and more perfect develop
ment will be attained. The funeral
was conducted by Rev. a. Madison
on New Years Day.
Died.
Mrs. john =. Porten, OF Snake,
died December 22d, 1901 aged %
years 4 months and six days leaving
husband and three small children to
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