Grace E. Randall

Wedding

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Miss Grace Ever ist and Fred W.

Randall were married at the home of the

brides' parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Everist,

Thursday evening at 8:30, by the Rev. Yost.

The bride was gowned in lavender si lk

messaline trimmed with gold, and carried a

bouquet of white roses and lilies of the

valley. The bridal couple stood under a

wh i t e we d d i n g b e l l a n d t h e h o u s e

decorat ions were whi te and green. The

ceremony was witnessed by relatives of the

br idal couple and a few close f r iends .

Following the ceremony a delicious wedding

supper was spread.

The bride is one of Randolph's most

estimable young ladies. For two years or

more she was employed in the Times office

and her faithfulness to duty and her quick

perception in this position are qualities that,

combined with other qualities of mind and

heart, are an earnest of the happy married

life that her friends heartily wish her.

The groom is the senior member of

the firm of Randall Bros., who are making a

success of the automobile livery and repair

business. He is a capable and painstaking

business man, and has a host of friends who

will wish himself and his bride the best that

life holds.

Obituary

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YOUNG WIFE CALLED

Mrs. Fred Randall Answers the Call

of Death

WAS VERY ILL FOR TWO WEEKS

Mrs. Fred W. Randall passed away at

Creighton last Saturday aged 29 years. After

the birth of her baby daughter on May 15, she

was taken very ser iously i l l wi th acute

peritonitis and for days hovered between life

and death, with little hope for recovery. It was

thought she was gaming at one time but her

frail body could not support the trial to which

i t was subjected and she passed away

peacefully.

Grace Emi ly Ever ist was born in

Marshall county, la., June 18, 1888, and died

June 2, 1917. At the age of 13 she came with

her parents to Randolph and has lived here

practically all her life since that time. She

received her education in our schools and

learned to set type in the Times office and for

a few years was an employe that was most

highly thought of by this editor. December 23,

1910, she was married to Fred W. Randall,

lived here for a while, moved to Orchard for a

y e a r o r s o a n d t h i s s p r i n g mo v e d t o

Creighton.

Grace was a quiet, capable little lady

and did her ful l duty to the children she

leaves and who are too small to realize that

a sweet little mother has left them forever.

She leaves her husband and three little boys

and the baby girl, also her parents, Mr. and

Mrs. John W. Everist, and two brothers, Oph

Ever ist of Clemons, Iowa, and Sherman

Everist of O'Neill.

The funeral was held at the home of

her parents here Thursday afternoon and her

body tenderly laid away in the Randolph

cemetery.