Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-11-24

reside. Their many friends join with
Us In hoping that their life may be
filed with the choicest Of blessings.
Mr.. Kuehl Is q sister Of Mrs. John
G. Schoher of Little Falls. =.
Mahnomen Plaintalk II: Tue lead.
ing event Of the seaeon 80 far 10 the
marriage Of Alfonso Levoi and Miss
Flora Roy, the popular postmistress
OF Beaulieu. The ceremony WAS per.
formed BY Father Roman 1T st.
Joseph church on Wednesday morn.
ing at nine O'Clock, in the preeenoe of
= very large gathering Of relatives and
friends. The church was beautifully
decorated for tho occasion, and high
mass was celebrated.
Tue bride was dressed in white sici-
liam with pearl trimmings and orange
blossoms. Miss Mary Jane, the maid
Of honor, Was dressed in green poplin
with hat to mach. The bridesmaid.
Mics Grace Beaulieu, was dressed in 4
tan 1aWndown dress trimmed with
pale blue silk, and hat to match.
Mr.. st. Pierre, tho brides godfather,
gave her away. The best man was
John TarWay, and the usher was Irv-
ing Branchand. The gentlemen were
dressed in olaok. After tho ceremony
. large company Of invited guests
sat down to 4 sumptuous wedding
breakfast at the homo Of the BRIDE
parents.
In tho evening reception aud dance
was held ct Holden's hall. It was the
largest social gathering ever held in
Mahnomen. At midnight supper was
served At the McMartin and ,Brisbois
hotels.
The following IL partial list of
guests. We were unable to secure .
complete list. From Beaulieu: Mrs.
V. Ross, Mr.. and Mrs. John Peterson,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Fairbanks, Mr..
and Mrs. ). Roy, Mr.. AM: MRS. Levi
Levoi, Mr.. aud Mrs. Vim. Ledaboer,
". J. Fairbanks and Willie Ross.
From Mahnomeu: Mr.. and Mrs. W.
j. Schneider. Mr.. and Mrs. St. Pier
re. Roy and Willie st. Pierre. the
Misses St. Pierre. Rose and Esreys.
From Evansville Mr. and Mrs. Omer
Levoi and family and Mr. aud Mrs.
Andrew Levoi. Those from abroad
wera Enoch Jones of Flandreau, =. D.
Christ Norton of Fosston. Mr.. Burk-
land of Faith, Mrs. VIM. Holden of
Rrainerd. Dr.. mad Mrs. Rodwell of
Cass Lake and John Roy Of Little
Falls. The presents received were
numerous and valuable. It was an
event long to be remembered by those
present. =
Miss Elms Hill, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. E G.. Hill, and Mr.. Ed
ward Terrell, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Ferrell of this city, were married
Tuesday night this week at 8 80
| clock at the hospital in Cass Lake,
| where the bride s father is confined
dangerously i'll. Rev. Wilson, pastor
OF the Cass Lake Congregational
! church, performed the ceremony. De-
spite the sad circumstances surround
ing the ceremony, for Mr.. Hill is lin
gering on the borders of eternity, the
young pie will receive the con-
CALCULATIONS Of their many friends in
Little Falls. Mr.. Terrell is employed
in the First National bank at Cass
Lake. He Is a faithful honest and
dy.young manwlth bright future
before him in the commercial world.
Mrs. Ferrel is the fourth oaugh ter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, and always lived
here until moving to Cass Lake She
Is in every respect an estimable
young lady. May long life and hap
piness attend them.
Married. in Sacramento, CAL, Nov.
10th, Willis e. Smith, formerly of
Little Falls, and Miss Hattie MCGEE,
formerly of Rices, MINI. A reception
was held at the home of the BRIDE
parents In OrsnRevale, CAL, on Nov.
10th. where the couple were presented
with many beautiful gc::-=cc.
Joseph Jauy and Miss FranceG So
bieck were married ct tho Swan River
church Tuesday morning, Father
Bel1oWski officiating. A wedding
banquet was served at the home Of
the brides parents. Both are we'll
known and popular young people. MI.
Jany Is . we'll known farmer and be
and his bride have tho best wishes
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