The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-17
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

WABASEA, MINN.-Rev., E. L. Lom-
strom of Ora ce Memorial church Joined in
wedlock Albert Swanson and Miss Anna
Rosenberg, both Of Plainview. William
II. With and Miss Ida M. Hickey were
married at st. Felix church. Rev Father
Wurst officiating. The bridegroom is the
second son of William Witt Of the town
of Pepin, one of the wealthiest farmers of
the county.-Wiiliam Miller and Miss JUS
tina Loechler were married at st. Felix
parsonage, Father. D. Mangan performing
the ceremony. They left on the noon
train for the west, where the bridegroom
has large farming interests.-Cards are
out announcing the marriage Of Joseph B.
Felix and Mary B: Pugh. Mr.. Felix is a
resident of Prior Lake, MIMI, at present.
The marriage will take place on the 22d
at the home of the bride p in this city.
They will make their home at Bloomfield.
Neb.
EXCELSIOR, MINI. - Frank LeRov
Sampson and Miss Edna T. Smith, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Sherman S.
Smith. of Excelsior, were married this
afternoon at 2:30 at the Methodist church,
Rev. j. r. Davies officiating.s The church
was crowded with the many friends of the
young couple, who have lived in this COM
mun1ty since early childhood. Following
the wedding a reception was given at the
home of the brides parents. After a tour
to Washington D. c., and other eastern
points, Mr.. and Mrs. Sampson will be at
home in Excelsior
WINONA, MINN.-The marriage o.
John, F. Kulik. an attorney of Independ-l
ence, Wis, and Miss Mary G: Jazdezewski%
of this city was celebrated on Tuesday,
Rev. FIR. Pacholski officiating The bride I
is a graduated nurse from the Winona
hospital. The couple will make their home
at Independence -.
SPRING VALLEY, MINN.-A beautiful
wedding took place at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Albro 1t high noon to-day
waen George H. Culberton and Miss Ma
bel, Albro were united. Frank Rythers
anG Miss Minnie o. TIE Bay were also MARI
ried, Rev. e. J. Durham officiating
BURLINGTON, IOWA.-Miss Elsie Car
penter, a prominent society woman, and
w. M. Davis Of Governor Cummins staff
were married here last night. Il
DUBUQUE, IOWA-An increase in the
scale of wages of from 10 to 20 per cent
has been granted the machinists of the,
Milwaukee shops, to go into effect the.
first Of the month Officer Phil Dunphy,
arrested for using profane language to his
superior Captain Graugh,. and acquitted
has preferred charge Of assault and
battery against the 1atter.-The Cow
errors Grays are spending a few days at
Meningitis Springs, devoting the time to
rifle practice.-The dead body of James
Kingsley, a pioneer resident of Dubuque
county, was found in his yard one mile
north of Asbury, Thursday morning. It
is believed that heart failure was the
cause of death.-The republicans of Dll-
buque county will hold their convention on
Sept. 30. '-,s
| kENOSHA, WIS.-Mrs. Matilda Barsleyl
of this city was granted a divorce in the
| circuit court yesterday from Harry Bars
| ley. who is now in the Cook county, Illi-
| nois, jail, awaiting trial for murder. The
records show that Mr.. and Mrs. Barsleyg
| were married in Kenosha in 1882 and that
| the following year the husband went to-
Chicago to look for work and make a
| home for his bride. Mrs. Barsley awaited
| his return for over nineteen years. About.
| month ago she met him In Chicago, and
| as he refused to live with her again she5
| came home and instituted the suit.
LA CROSSE, WIS.-The marriage Of
| Fred Kroner, Jr., Of this city, and Miss
Alice Gerdes Of Chicago took place at the.
| home of the bride.-Joseph M. Jungeni
of this city and Miss Anna Braun Of
Iomira, Wis, were married yesterday at
| the home of the brides parents.
PIPESTONE, MINN.-Alexander l.