The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-21
Moving to California.
DAvila Lake world.

!. b. Wilson who have made their
home in Devils Lake for some time
and have made many friends during
their stay here expect to depart in the
morning for California where MI. Will
son conteInplates engaging in busi-
ness. MI. and Mrs. Wilson came here
from Fargo and had charge of the Se-
villa apartments which have had the
best OF success under Mr.. Wilson's
management. Robert Wilson arrived
In Devils Lake today Inc will make
his home here taking charge OF the
Sevilla. He II welcomed by Devils
Lakers and 1t ID hoped that his bust.
ness venture will meet with az much
success as 1t did with Jack. En- route
to California Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will
visit friends and relatives at various
places finally locating probably at San
Diego.
Three Easter Weddings.
a very handsome wedding at Mimic
took place yesterday when James Bar
clay, a prominent resident of that city.
gave in marriage his only daughter,
Miss Jennie Barclay. to George Ed
ward Dyke OF Grafton. The home was
magntficently decorated with Easter
lilies and other spring flowers and be.
meath a bower Of greenery the nup-
tial words were spoken. the service be.
ing read by y. o. White of Knox
Presbyterian church. The bride wore
a gown Of white lace over ivory satin
Eva Scott. q. cousin of the bride. was
maid of honor and Miss Luella Bar
clay strew the bridal path with bios.
SONS. Will Barclay. n brother OF the
bride. was best man. The couple left
In the evening on an eastern honey
moon trip and on their return will re-
side on the groom's farm near CRIT.
ton
A we'll known young couple Of Vel
va. Miss Jennie and Robert l.. Was
son, were married yesterday at the
Waverly hotel. in Minot. MIR. and Mrs.
Arthur Wilson, Miss WATSON and Mr..
WATSON. a brother of the groom, were
the attendants and. the bride was
beautifully gowned in white. After a
wedding dinner the couple returned
to Velva where they will reside on the
groom's farm. 80:
A wedding at Fargo Yesterday was
that Of Miss Sarah Tweit and Henry
McKorum which was solemnized at
afternoon. A reception followed the
ceremony and the couple left for the
east in the evening.
Miss Templeton Wcds Tomorrow.
Miss Bertha Carleton Templeton
eldest daughter of Mrs. Charles f
Templeton of Reeves avenue. ha:
chosen Easter Saturday for her mar
rage to Mr.. Byron. Leon Leicls. son 81
inent residents of Crooks:on. and the
Wedding will be one thai will inter,
est a very large circle OF friends. Rev
William H. Matthews. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church. will reat
the marriage service at. s O'clock to,
r m %e1 14s' H.sEes sHsnu sem aaa M4
afterward for e4Skston Where thes
will be at homashfter May I at the
Chesterman aparxfhents. their. home
being already fufAtshed.
Owing to thes.rscent death Of Mis-:
Templeton's fattenr the. late Judge
Charles F. TeTnpleton. no announce,
ment Of the happy event has hee,
previously giVen2ou and. the wedding
will be very qufet.N Only the member:
of the two families. will he among the
guests and those from away will in.
clude the groom'ss-parents. Mr.. ant
Mrs. r. r. Leick,.And his two broth,
ers: Merrill an4s,SHAean. of Crookston
A light refreshnte4t service will fol
low 3thsts4a kim 4EkEthe, nuptial' vow,
tired ina traSefinE suftiof gray viii
a~ccessoties: TO harmonize.
The bride-elect is a daughtets Of on.
Of this. city''s most prominent and hes
known families. she is a graduate o
the University Of North Dakota, elias.
of. '07. and for a few a was OF
the teaching faculty of the cit,
schools. Mr.. Leiek is one of Crook
1ston's popular young men and is con
nected with the office Of the Grea
Northern superintendent In that city