The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-04-05
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aAraAY sYaataga MISS Doris piehl
and Mr. Ras l. Rraasop were united
IN marriage SATURDAY afternoon at
$50 o'clock
There yeas no slip IN the arrange
ments that the young people made
before hand, and the aride-to-be go,
away on the train without exciting
the least suspicion on the part of her
parents.
On arriving at Sioux City Miss
Diehl was met at the Milwaukee
train by Mr.. Branson and his friend
John Porter, with a carriage and in
a moment they were rushed over to
the Presbyterian manse and We're
united in marriage by the Rev. DIR.
S. Willis McFadden, and went from
their to their apartments in the Mon
DAMN.
The next thing was to send tele-
grams home to the parents, inform
ing them of what had taken place,
and that Mr.. and Mrs. Diehl were
surprised beyond measur is ex-
pressing it but mildly. Mr.. Diehl
said there was not the least reason
for the young people to go away in
any such manner, and that there was
not the slightest objection to their
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marriage. only the parents wanted it
postponed until next fall, which,
however. evidently did not meet with
the approval of the young people,
who took it into their heads to set
tie the matter in their own quiet way.
Mr.. BIanson, who went east a week
ago. reached Sioux City Sunday aft
ernoon, and on stepping off the train
for a moRaant, was informed by a
friend that he had a new daughter.
TLeAmayor vas at first no1;p]Lssed as
to what was meant, but on hearing
the explanation took the matter in a
laughing way, admitting that it vas
the young peoples business and that
they could follow any procedure in
getting married that they desired.
Mr. an Mrs. Branson left Sioux
City Sunday morning for points in
Iowa and will visit the groom's
grandparents a short time. Just
when they expect to return to Mitch
ell they did not disclose in their let
ter.
Both young people are highly pop
ular in Mitchell, and their marriage
will be received with the greatest of
satisfaction and pleasure by all. MI.
Branson is the assistant cashier in
the First National bank and has
splendid business qualifications to
fill the important position. He has
grown to manhood in Mitchell and.
has earned his title to be considered
inthe business world as a young man
who understands the matters which
come under his consideration. The
bride came to Mitchell last summer
from Chicago, where she has been
studying music, her former home be-
ing at Scotland. She is a charming
and attractive young lady, possessed
of a nanne that is pleasing to all
with whom she comes in contact and
has made many friends of the most
~appreciative character.
The Republican desires to join
with their hosts of friends in Mitch
ell in wishing them a long and happy
married life, and If wishes alone will
bring it there will be no failing or
that score.
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