Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-09-22
MARRIED. /,

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present to witness the Simonet. Mo-
Garry wedding. Miss Louise Sim.
onet, daughter of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. Sebastian Simonet, and. James
F. McGarry. son of Mrs. Richard Mo-
Garry, were United in marriage at
the hour of nine, Father Corcoran
officiating and Edward and Joseph
simonet. the BRIDES nephevs acting
as servers. For ushers, Messrs Frank
A. Malloy, Jerome Crimmins, James
W. Mackey and Thomas W. Welsh
preceded the bridal party tc the all
tar Miss CalIie Wolf niece OF the
bride, dressed in white embroidered
voile with hat to match and carrying.
white roses, was bridesmaid. The
bride, given away by her brother, 8
Ludwig Simonet, wac attired in "a
charming white net robe, wore Is .
long, becoming draped veil and her
bouquet was shower of lilies of the
valley. Leo Mcdonald of this city
was best msn. .:53
The wedding march was played 1
by Miss Gertrude McCallan and John
Gehan of St. Paul and Mrs. John
Sutton Of Saltwater rendered we'll
selected solos during the service.
Immediately following the ceremony
a wedding breakfast was served at !.
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Lud-
wig simonet, 612 South Fourth street.
relatives and intimate friends only
being in attendance to extend their
heartlest congratulations to the newly
welded couple. The color scheme at
the home as well as in church was
green and white, asters and smilax
forming the chief decorations. d.
After trip to Duluth and Little 1
Falls Mr.. and Mrs. McGarry will
return to this city. They will be at /.
home after October 25th at 91s south !.
Third street. Il, Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aloysius Simonet Of
Little Falls, MIMI, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Benham of Minneapolis were
Ou0 VI VO"A 8u01S6s Il
A large company of friends gath ]
cred at the union station to throw
rice and wish the bride and groom al
pleasant wedding visit. It was q
happy throng of people that Joined in I
a cotillion in the waiting room of the
station just before the train left over /
the Northern Pacific road. carrying
away Mr.. and Mrs. McGarry.
Mrs. McGarry is we'll known in Lit
tie Falls, where she lived with her
brothers family for several years.
She and her husband have the good
will and sincere auguries of Mrs. Mo-
Garry's friends here for long, happy
and prosperous welded life. .r&
Archie Niles, we'll known r. F.
D. carrier, and Miss Lucy Kelly,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Kelly, were married Tuesday evening
at the Kelly home. east of the city, by
Rev. e. W. Atwood. Only near rela-
tives and friends were present. -
The young people will go to house,
keeping in house on Fourth street
northeast. They enter married life
with the hope of all their friends for
abundant happiness and success
THE GIANT GRIP HORSE SHOE
FACTORY. :.
The Giant Grip Horse Shoe factory
began work Monday to test the ma
chimes, and will be in running order
soon. There are many orders ahead.
G. A. Cassidy is general manager and
Peter johnson, formerly with tho
Anderson factory, is foreman. The
operations through which the .-shoe
passes from the rough iron bar to the
finished product are interesting. The
iron 10 melted in q furnace using
crude oil for fuel, then run through q
machine, then stamped by a heavy drop
forging machine. then the holes are
punched. and then the shoes are
trimmed, the shoe being heated all
the time. About 1900 shoes can be
made daily. The calks are made BY
an ingenious machine. which receive,
round .bars. and drops oat calks.
Electric motors run all the machines, ]:
forty horse power now being used.
The plant is we'll worth visit. ,5
WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELLERY.
repairing promptly and neatly done. d,
Spirit J. Vasaly, 81.
Diamond Sign Jeweler.
The water in the canal was drawn
of Tuesday morning for q while 90.
that main leading to the paper mill
ooula be repaired. -
The Broadway paving was
thoroughly cleaned Tuesday, Street
Commissioner LaFond using the pillow
he designed last winter for cleaning
snow off of sidewalks. 4.
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