Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1903-06-18
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Local and Personal Events
TerSely Told.

A. B. Kilmer transacted business
at Laporte on Tuesday.
Mr.. Bert Cook of Athens, visited
IIaporte friends last week.
Mr.. Ed. Sweeney spent Sunday at
his parents home near Dushore.
f. p. and F. II. Ingham were bus
mess men at Skunk on Wednesday,.
Misses Dolly and Pearl Snyder are
visiting Miss Pearl Helm this week.
Clyde Shank and Floyd Waltz of
Williamsport, are the guests of DIR.
w. HI. Randall and wife.
Andrew Rose has purchased the
dwelling house of Otis Rose, oppo-
site the school house, and will move
the same to his lot on West Main st.
Mr.. John 7. Brewster who has
been in very poor health for the past
six months, was considerably worse
the early part of the week. His inn
provement is very slight at present.
An enthusiast on the excellent
quality of the United States paper
money says "a hundred dollar bill
will sustain a weight of forty-seven
pounds, lengthwise." That's moth
ing. We have known a hundred
dollar bill to sustain man and his
family for several months and get
out an issue of the paper each week
besides.
1t is about time for the great
young America to make fool OF
itself over the 4th of July. Burned
houses and barns, damaged fingers
and dlsfgured faces will be the inev-
liable result of the foolish playing
with Chinese toys, firecrackers and
other nonsensical fireworks.
Hon. and Mrs. j. d. Reeser, DIR.
and Mrs. Herman of Dushore; DIR.
and Mrs. J. w. Murelle of Athens,
and Mrs. E. V. Ingham of Eagles
Mere were among the out of town
guests who attended the Stroll
Wrede wedding.
One of the most unnecessary things
to do in LapOrte is to chase out of
town for neat and attractive printing
of any kind. Our plant is equipped
to degree that is capable of execut-
ing job printing equal to any city.
plant, and it does it. Besides that
the cost is much less at home. Be
assured that we can accommodate
you in any line. If you desire to pay
fancy city price just for the name
of it, we can accommodate the most
fastidious, in this particular notion,
admirably well also. Try us. But
tell us what you want.
The marriage of Miss Marion
Henrietta Wrede and Mr.. James
H. Stroll was solemnized at St.
Johns Episcopal Church at Laporte
Tuesday. Promptly at twelve
O'Clock the wedding party reached
the church, already filled with
guests invited to witness the cere-
mony. The wedding march was
beautifully rendered by Miss Olive
Barrows, violiniste, and Miss Jose
phine Colt, accompanist.
The brides maids Misses Jessie
Wrede and Alma Lauer, carrying
huge bouquets OF pink carnations led
the bridal party. Then came Miss
Eliza Shaut who acted as maid of
honor, and carried pink roses. She
was followed by the bride who was
handsomely attired in white crepe
de chine over white silk, with
tulle veil, and carried a magni-
iicent bouquet of white roses She
was accompanied by her brother
Mr.. Leo Wrede. Messrs Ernest
Lauer and Grant Stroll acted as
ushers. At the altar the party
was met by the groom and Mr.. w.
j. Graybell, best man. The cere-
mony was impressively performed
by Rev. M. Gernant, rector of the
Episcopal Church at Towanda. At
it's conclusion the wedding party
and guests to the number of about
one hundred repaired to the Laporte
Hotel where the wedding dinner
which was sumptuous repast was
served in the best of style. The