The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1904-01-22
THEY GOT MARRIED
A Wisconsin Couple CircumYsntsd ihe
Bfids'S Parents aud We 9 Wed
iE South Dakota.
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on a Parker Audience II 0rga-
niled Glass 10 Nh iC.
Omaha Road Will Improve Roadbed in
thS Spring TO Nike RaS,er Time
10 Sioux Fails.
Mr.. CUPID'S DEVICES WIN
A Wisconsin Couple Left Their Native
State for all Easier Way to
MatrimOny.
Mr.. cuplo's DEVICES WIN
A Wisconsin Couple Left Their Native
State for all Easier Way to


Last Friday afternoon Miss Grace
Humphrey arrived from EIkborn,
Wis, to make a visit with her uncle
and aunt, MI. and Mrs. Samuel Wick
ers. The next day. Saturday. Mr.. q.
c. Brabazon, Of Delavan, Wis.,. ar
rived in the city. The result of these
two young people being in town
caused item to be united in marriage
Monday evening. 1t should not be
understood that the match was made
in Mitchell in that short time, but
they have long been acquainted back
in Wisconsin and they we're waiting
their time to get married. 1t is
limited that the young lady was sent
out here by her parents in order to
head Off the very thing that occurred,
and as soon as Brabazon learned that
his lady love bad been sent away out
to South Dakota, the next train
could not start Dol enough for him
to follow. The parents OF the young
lady were wired that Brabazon was
here, but there was not time enough
TO: them to get ont to Mitchell to
prevent the marriage, as the young
lady anyway was her mistress by Two
or three years and they could do moth
ing to stop the marriage.
Monday Mr.. Brabazon visited Clerk
OF Courts Cattrell to secure a mar
riage license, and on being asked his
age replied that he was ~. The
clerk said then he would have to Sc
cure the consent OF his parents. a
hurried trip was made to the te]e-
graph Office and the message was
speeding on it's way to the father in
Delavan. An answer came speedily
back to the clerk,to issue the license.
In the evening the young lady had
to resort to a little strategy to get
away from her uncle's home, and to
do so. got permission to go and stay
the night with a young lady friend.
Neither did Miss Humphrey are to
have her lady friend know what was
going on, so she informed her that it
was impossible for her to come on ac-
count Of her uncle being in the coun-
try and she didn't want to leave her
aunt alone. With the minds OF the
two parties satisfied the bride and
groom started out to find the resi-
dence of Rev. Mr.. Giblett, to which
place they had been directed. They
hunted the east side of town over
for an hour or more but could not find
the preachers home. The wind was
Glowing bitter cold, but the warm
blood of youth and love sped swiftly
through their veins and the cold did
not affect their search for somebody
to tie The knot. They finally we've
directed to the home of Justice Nc
Kinley and at $3.50 O'Clock they were
united in marriage at the home or
the in 'e.
So 'ars ago the bride resided
SOUTH ~ OF Mitchell, in Hanson
SOoieJ dIo CiCu luONCu WILL l1cl
parents to Wisconsin. She is a hand
some and talented young lady and
will come into a large amount of
property from her fathers estate nov
that she is married. The groom is
a prosperous young farmer living
near Delayan, and there is no ques-
ton but what lie has the ambition
and energy to make a success Of my
thing he undertakes. when the sue
cessful termination OF his trip to
South Dakota is taken into consid-
Grafton.
They expected to return home to
Delavan Tuesday, but later de-
cided to remain over a day. They
left for home Wednesday morning.
and The Republican wants to send
its best wishes along with the bridal
couple for a long and happy married
life, and that they may be able to
all obstacles IN their future
life as easily as the one that stood
tlnotr ,~to,