The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-22
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NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

GAI.ESVILIE, WIS.--Ennily Blanche
Clark, daughter of ex-Assemblyman e. F.
Clark, was married last evening to E. r
Hummer, son Of eX-State Treasurer Hun
ner. There were 800 invited guests. The
bridegroom is a civil engineer employed
by the United States Iron company, with
headquarters at Hibbing, MINI.
KAsSON, MINN,-The wedding of Miss
Josephine G. Farcf1ld Of this village to
DR.. Charles A. Houston of Grand Marais,
Mimi, took place Yesterday in the Pres
byterian church. Both were. highly, ,es-
teemed young people of Kasson, the bride
being Banker Fairchild's youngest daugh-
ter. 80"
ELK RIVER, MINN.-Clark Knox came
here from St. uEHyesterday ands on an
other train arrived Mary 2. Heath of
Douglas county, Wis, and they were
married. They left on a Northern Pa
cifc train for st. Paul. H. IS
ANOKA, MINN.+-Wednesday at noon
took place, the marriage Of Miss Bessie
b.. Over and Norman Jackson at the home
of; the brides parei2tsi in this city. Miss
Gertrude Miller of7nEinneapolis was brides
maid and George Green was best man.
The bride was attired in a charming gown
of cream albatross trimmed with lace and
ribbon, and she carried brides roses. The
bridesmaid was goWned in gray silk null
trimmed with pink silk, and carried pink
carnations. The bridal couple stood be
meath a canopy Of snlilax, where Rev. A.
||W. A. Bond read the service, after. which
refreshments were served: They left on
the afternoon train for a short wedding
/ journey. ,<'5&
r. CENTERVILLE,: S. D.-Dell Cope and
+ Miss Mary Hoyne, both of this place, were
|2married at the brides home. Rev. Mr..
Stewart of the Methodist church officiat-
ling. $4,000.
Garrett and Miss Emma Fleisnes took
| place at the home of the brides mother
They have gone to Seattle to reside.
KENNEDY, MINN.-The marriage OF
Rev. A. Noren of Kennedy, and miss
Amanda E, Olson of st. Paul, took place
at the First Swedish Evangelical Luther
an church in St. Paul. last evening, A
reception and supper followed the cere-
mony. They will be at home to theil
friends after Nov. at the parsonage, al
Kennedy and reception will be held fol-
them here on Saturday evening. .a. @-..s -. :
@HALLOCK, MINN.-Miss Martha Gibbs
and Francis Kiever, were married at St
Johns Episcopal church. Rev. A. r, Nit.
chsll Officiating. ~
BUFFALO,, MINN.-A pretty WEDDING
took place at the home of Senator J. T
Alley yesterday afternoon when his niece
Miss Mary E. EIanlin was joined in wed
flock to Edward Stark, a son of Dr. Starl
Of Minneapolis. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. j.. Il. Sellie. Mr.. and Mrs
STARK will make their home on a cattl
ranch near Napoleon, n D. D. s.,
HASTINGS, MINN.-Peter Voegele O
Rice county and Miss Annie Rother o
Castle Rock, were married in Hampton
yesterday by Rev. Leopold Haas.-Fran}
Wyman of Rich Valley and Miss RATHER
inc Geiger Of Rosemount, have bee,
licensed to we'd -..--- H.
I .PIPEsTONE. MINN-At the home O
Mr.. and Mrs. N. F.. Chattel, in. this city
Mrs. Chattel's sister, Miss Pearl rGeen
was united in marriage to Earl Waldo O
Sioux Falls, S. D., Yesterday. The cere
mony was performed by. Rev: S. McIini
Of the Baptist church, in the presence Of
party Of relatives. A wedding dinner wa
served in the dining room where the colo
scheme was in pink and white, carnation
being used. g.. .,s .-5s4a. p 8