The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-11-12
FARGO FATHER
HEADS CUPID OFF
TRAILS HIS DAUGHTER TO Du-
LUTH, CLAIMS THE DULUTH
NEWS TRIBUNE, AND STOPS Ro-
MANTlc WEDDING - ARE RE-
TURNING TO DEAR FARGO"

According to the Duluth News Tri-
bune a romantic wedding of Cass
county young people was headed off
in That city by an irate papa who
trailed the couple from Fargo to the
Zenith city. The News Tribune tells
it this way:
But, father, love him"
And what could father say? Father
didn't He was mum. He knew fate
when he saw it. Fathers don't nave
much to say about such things, any
way.
Il love him." repeated pretty Marie
Trobolski to her doting dada Him"
was and is big, blond Felix Went
worth Hassinger and Felix admitted
the charge to Marie's father, Hugo
Trobolski, OF Fargo, N. D., at the
Lenox motel, yesterday evening, after
Trobolsd had Swallowed Marie and
Felix all the way from Fargo on the
Northern Pacific train that got here
at 6:25 D. m.
Felix Wentworth Hassinger, who
ought to be playing full back on
football team, and Marie OF tho dark.
liquid eyes and pouting cherry lips.
got tangled up with a bunch OF
Cupid's darts and as the amiable lit
tie gent might say, they were "stung."
Father Trobolski and Mama Tro-
bolski wanted Marie to wait awhile
before wearing the ring that Felix had
bought her, but Marie tossed her hair.
that shimmering hair that Felix might
have said was like the ''rayeIlings of
midnight" or to be explicit, the shred
ded dusk from the darkest density of
the Mammoth cave. But Felix didn't
say any Of these things. He merely
remarked that Duluth is a good town
and there are plenty of preachers
handy in this neighborhood He had
heard of the new courthouse. too.
So Felix Wentworth and lissome
Marie Climbed aboard a Northern Pa
cific train at Fargo yesterday morn
ing. They didn't see Papa Trobolski
swing onto the steps of the smoker
however, and they didn't see Papa
Trobolski follow them through the
gates of the Union passenger station
here yesterday evening. But papa was
considerably in evidence when Felix
started to book Marie at the Lenox
before sending his luggage to the St
Louis.
Felix Wentworth is bigger than Papa
Trobolski and he is a fine outstanding
young chap, too, and he has a farm
near Fargo, where he raises It's bush
els of potatoes to the acre and his
Guernsey cattle are just as good as
those out at the Jean Duluth farm, so
Papa Trobolski listened to reason as
expounded by Felix, aided and abetted
By the fair Maries argument. she just
said she loved Felix and let it go at
that.
Felix and Marie held a little Hague
peace conference and Felix and Marie
agreed to accompany Papa Trobolski
back to Fargo, it being understood that
Felix and Marie could be married there
Immediately. So the Lenox hotel sent
some luggage scurrying back to the
passenger station and papa and Felix
and Marie bought some postal cards
sent them to Mama Trobolski and
climbed aboard the Northern Pacific
train that left at 1880 o'clock for that
dear Fargo.
This is a lovely town, though"
Marie admitted to a News Tribune
reporter as she showed Felix how to
address that picture postal card to
Mama Trobolski
Papa Trobolski was nom committal.
which is to say that papa had "seen
his duty and had done it," and was
content.