Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1906-12-14
MAR RRlEO.

Staples World: F. Z. 9oulet, the
proprietor of the brickyards near
town, sprung q surprise on his friends
at this place last week. he went to
st. Paul early in the week and was
married on Wednesday, November
28th, at the cathedral in that city.
His bride is Miss Louise D. Peake,
who recently came here from New
Mexico. They arrived here Saturday
afternoon and repaired to bis home a
mile east Of town. The many friends
of Mr.. Goulet extend congratulations
and hope thai he and his bride NAV
see many years of happiness together.
Mr.. Goulst is brother of henry
Goulet Of this city. and was formerly
resident of this county, where he
has many relatives. His old friends
here will offer CONGRATULATIONS.
Mr.. Donald Monroe Cameron, and
Miss Maude Mary Duncan were mar
ried Tuesday evening at 9 o'clock at
the home of the bride, on tho West
side, Rev. Maxwell of the Presbyteri-
an church reading the service.
Mrs. f.. K. Grochau Of Duluth, Sis
ter of the bride, was matron of honor,
and Louis W. Vasaly best man. The
house was decorated with flowers and
ferns. The bride was gowned in Pa
ris muslin over white silk, and car
ried American beauty roses. Mrs.
Groschsu was dressed in white silk
chiffon. Only near relatives and
friends were present.
From out of town were Mre. e. r.
Gr schau, of Superior, sister of the
k~S1o on1 Mics 0n1hal @$
Minneapolis, sister of the groom.
Mrs. Cameron he's lived IN Little
Falls nearly all her life, and is liked
and respected by everyone who has
the privilege OF knowing her. She
has every quslity desirable in true
helpmate. and Mr.. Cameron has been
in this important matter a very fortu-
ate man. Mr.. Cameron is the junior
member of the we'll known law firm
of Bergheim & Cameron, and is q
popular and rising attorney. He has
been justice of the peace for several
years, is U. S. Commissioner and
c>unty attorney ELECT of Morrison
county. His great host of friends will
congratulate Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron
on the very auspicicus event. They
will be at home after Jan. 18th, at
81 West Broadway.
Long Prairie Argus: Tuesday, De.
cember 4tb, Mr.. Fleming performed
the ceremony that made Henry 9ar1i,
son, of Morrison county, and Mary
Sharon, of Todd county, man and
wife. The marriage took place at
the home of John Gish in this VII
lage. the bride being q niece of Mr..
Gish. The Argus joins their friencs
in wishing that life's storms for
them may be few and far between.
Monroe, WASH. Monitor: 'Mr.
Thomas j. Wallace and Miss Ida N.
9suthier were married Thanksgivipg
day at tho Catholic church by Rev.
Father Van de Vale, at 10 O'Clock in
tho forenoon. A sister of the groom,
Miss Mary Wallace of Seattle. was
bridesmal d, and Mr.. Charles T. Hall
Of Seattle was groomsmaD. The
newly married couple left in the even
ing for q short bridal trip on the
Sound, and will reside in the house
lately bought by Mr.. Wallace on
Wood street of Mre. Berry. The
groom is a sawyer at Holuquist's
mill, and the bride is one of the
most popular and pretty yonne
ladies OF Monroe. and they are re-
ceiving the congratulations Of a host
of friends
D. D. DAILY, brother of n. j. DAILY.
of Perhsm, and prominent democra.
tic politician and insurance man of
St. Paul, we'll known here. was mar
ried in that city recently to Mrs. Alice
Downey of St Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. e j. Weber enter
tained the sou club Tuesday evening.
Zsloudak pays 100 per pound for