The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-07

+ TLA4NNlfW, MIN1N.-J. Simon ana MISS
Ella Holzer We're married at high noon to-day
by Rev. Mr.. Parkison. The bridegroom is a
prosperous farmer, while the bride Is an es-
teemed4 young lady, the daughter OF A. D.
Holzer. H.. " TO
3MENOMONIE, WIS.-Dr Willis Mills of
Colby, Wis. and Miss Laura A. Wolcott of
Atlanta, Ca, were married at Marshheld Aug.
5. REV. -. A.. Mckinney performed the cere
mony Mr.. Mills was connected with the
Wausau Torch, and later occupied a position
as city editor on the staff of the Dunn County
News Of this city. He is vice president of the
Social Purity Society and author of Scarlet
OF White book devoted to social purity.
NORTHFIELD, MlNN.-Miss Elizabeth Mae
Hammang, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Hammang, and Thomas J. .McDermott Of st.
Paul were married here yesterday at st.
'Dominics Catholic church. Rev. T. F. Gleason
of st. Paul officiating. , &e7t.e.g e IN
ELDoRA, IoWA.-Miss Mabel C.. Wallace
Of this city and Wendell w. Huston Of Chi
cago were married here at 9 o'clock last
night Miss Wallace is the daughter of SEN
ator Joseph Wallace. The wedding was
fashionable one and the chief social event
Of the season. The rainbow scheme was used,
the coors of the bridesmaids gowns arrang-
! ing the color effect. The bridesmaids were
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| Miss Susie Nuckoll of sE!dora, Miss Susan
Glaspell Of Davenport, and Miss Ruth Crary
OF Boone. Herbert Vanywool of Chicago,
served the bridegroom as best man.
T. CYRUS, MINN.-Miss Annie NJ. Klttleson
I and Rev. S. w. Squire Of Chokio, Mimi,
pastor. of the M. e. church of that place,
were married yesterday by Rev. George F..
| Wells Of St., Paul. The bridal couple took
the afternoon train for the twin cities, where
! they will visit relatives and friends, after
which they will return to Chokio, where they
! will reside. The bridegroom is we'll known
/ throughout the state as a temperance agita-
I tor and singer. -. -. h.. ~ {. 8
ALEXANDRIA, MINN.--A quiet wedding
took place in Alexandra yesterday. The
bride was Miss Rose J. Christie, daughter. of
! Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Christie of this village,
and the bridegroom was Clyde Luman
Young. The wedding was at the home of the
bride and the ceremony was performed by
Rev w. H. Mellar. Miss Christie has grown
from childhood in this village, and is a
charming young lady and favorte in So
ciety. The young couple; will make their
home in Ann Arbor. Mich. --. -
FERGUS FALLS, MINI: ..
A. good roads meeting was held here last
evening, Messrs. Richardson and Abbott from
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EThey told Of the interest which the good
roads trains had stimulated elsewhere and ex-
planned that citizens would be expected tc
furnish the material and the manual labor-a
matter of perhaps twenty teams and as
many men-and the train would stop here TO,
perhaps week and give a practical object
/ lesson. The train carries about ten cars o1
road-making machinery and citizens are anx.
|tious to have this city made one of the stop.
iping points. The commissioners did not prom
ise definitely, hut talk favcrably Of spending
a week here. The new board Of education me-
last; evening and organized by the election o.
j the following: President, . 3. H Grass; secre
4 tary, ". G. Lincoln; treasurer, B. F. Brown
young man named Elef Elefson, who has
1 beeilHiiving on claim in North Dakota. re
Il ports that heawas robbed,of s6S and his home
). stead papers while asleep in one of the ho
Etels;i in this city last night He says he :pu
tfhes papers under his pillow and left tn
room door unlocked in order that his partne
might come ina: l. Norman has purchased
u the Shoemaker building and will occupy
7 with BIS bicycle business, The considerable,
, is 81, ,200.-The marriage of Theodore Vigen
:, son OF Andrew Vigen Of Norwegian Grove
and Miss Olina Helgeson of the town Q
, Trondhjem, was solemnized in this city OF
- Tuesday evening. - - ~