March, 1891 - December, 1892
Pickford
On St. Patrick's day, at the home of the bride's parents, two miles east of the village Erastus Fleming and Ellen Daly were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony, by Rev. Joseph Holt, of the Presbyterian church. The wedding was quiet, only the near relatives being present . The young people have a large circle of acquantainces who wish them any amount of happiness. They will at once commence housekeeping on their farm in this neighbourhood.
PICKFORD ITEMS. (Special correspondence)
Last Tuesday was the wedding day of Con Galer and Miss Nellie Wannacot. They were married at the home of the bride, by the Rev. Joseph Holt in the presence of of a few relatives and intimate friends. The happy couple were accompanied by John Sterling and Miss Ruth Rye. The bride and her maid were attired in rose, collored brilliantine and looke, as one young lady said 'to sweet for anything.' …
Married Man and Married Woman Skip
Raber has a high grade sensation. Edward Johnson , a clerk in the Feltus store, eloped the other day with Mrs. Odeta Alton, the wife of an honest, hardworking man, Johnson left a wife and three or four children almost destitute. Mrs. Alton had no children. The affair has been the talk of the country round about Raber. Johnson was well known in the Soo and his bad behaviour surprises some.
Henry Pickford and Miss Minnie Sparrow were married last week at Toronto. The groom is a son of C. W. Pickford, of this city and is now engaged in business in Washington, D. C.
Ephraim Cottle and Miss Viola Sabin, both of Pickford, were united in marriage last week at the Methodist church.
Thomas Lee and Miss Alice Brown were married on April 27, at the home of the bride's parents in Marquette township, Mackinac county by Rev P. J. Purdue, of Pickford.
Miss Grace Kelly, of Pickford, was married to P. D. Knowlton, of Cleveland, at Sarnia, Ont., a few days ago.
Carl Sass, aged 24, of Rudyard, and Miss Annie Cottle, aged 20, of Pickford, were married at the residence of the bride's parents, at Pickford, on the 10th inst.
Raber. (Special Correspondence) Married, on the 26th inst., Mrs. Jeanette Tour to Samuel Kirk, both of this place. To the newly married couple is extended the compliments of the season.