Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1916-12-28

kAMRsskA AND RicHLanD.
noiln.carnes.

A very pretty wedding occurred q
the home of MT, and Mrs. John MollI
of Richland on Wednesday Afternoon
of last week, the seth Of the month
Mr.. Frank CslTles and Miss Almets
Molln were united in marriage. The
ceremony was to have taken place a
noon but the snow and weather de
layed the train from WATERFOWL out
the train delayed Rev. c. E. Kearns
they both in turn delayed the cere
mony. The actual wedding took place
at three o'clock.
Mrs. Peter Molln played the march
for the, bride and groom to appear and
assume positions beneath a pretty
white arch trimmed fer the occasion
and the season.
The groom (Mr. Editer and gentle
reader) was not dressed in the "con'
v%entional black" but in a very be.
coming suit of dark blue.
The bride, too, chose blue for her
wedding dress. the material being q
light blue taffeta silk, and ii, too, be-
came her.
At the right of the groom appeared
Mr., Ernest Roberts while at the other
side Of the arch stood Miss Nina
Molln.
The color scheme of the occasion
was red and blue.
The day was very cold and a mum
Der of the invited guests remained
away. Thirty cards were issued.
Those present outside of the imme.
diate family of the bride, and the
father of the groom were Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Molln, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Selects, Fred Brownell, Florence
Brownell, Arley Kosier, yernice Kos
Ter, Margaret Wing, Frank yelling
ton, Blanch Wellington and Richard
Smith.
Many useful and valued presents
were given the bride and groom.
A splendid dinner was served fol-
lowing the wedding.
The bride and groom left Thursday
forenoon for a trip to Indiana the
birthplace of the groom. They plan
to return in about two weeks and to
then be at home to their many
friends at the home of Mr.. A. A.
Carnes, where father and son are To-
gether engaged in the farming and
stock raising business.
Mrs. Carnes was born in Clarke
county, Iowa, near Woodburn. THE
writer lived in the same county for
about is years-only good folk come
from that neck o. the woods
or the newly welded couple we
need not further speak. they are well
known hereabouts. we have heard
much in their favor, but little to their
discredit. We know that all interest
ed sincerely wish them all success
and happiness. In the behalf of this
weekly sheet, and very truly, person
ally. we wish them well.
Mr.. Lester Purcell spent Tuesday
and Wednesday viii his friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Williams.
Messrs. Fred Seiyerts, j. j. Purcell
and ID. ii. Olesop and families were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Tigner
and family Christmas eve Oysters
We're served, along with other good
things.
The program given by Miss Nichols
and her school Thursday evening last
was pronounced very good.
Mr.. Ed Hayes says he has still
hopes of getting married. We a
you're RICH, Ed. we made it after long
years OF waiting and hoping and so
on. We understand tina Mr.. Hayes
with the Vanderbilt interests, now con-
troll practically all the stock of the
Northwestern railway.
Mr.. Sam Dean says he thinks that
the rural phone. like any other tele-
phone, is primarily installed, main
tanned and rented for matters Of i'm
p%ortance, things of a business nature.
and that these affairs should have
the right Of way at ali times. That
II is very proper for men Or women