50th Anniversary Notice for WALDEN, Mr. and Mrs. James (m.1899) (Ada Williams)
Brown Co., MN
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50th Anniversary Annoucement James and Ada Williams

Date of Marriage:  October 2, 1899
Location of Marriage:  Bloomington, MN	
Place of Anvivery Celebration - Delroy Hotel, Sleepy Eye MN	
Residence:  Sleepy Eye, MN
Source: Unknown but most likely one of the Sleepy Eye Papers.

Announcement: James Waldens Observer 50th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. James Walden, North Sixth, observed their fiftieth wedding 
anniversary Sunday.
Dinner was served at noon at the Delroy Hotel for the faimly, grandchildren 
and great-grandchaildren.  Tables were decorated with flowers and a two-tier 
wedding cake served as the center piece.
Ada Williams daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Williams, and James 
Walden son of the late Mr. and Mrs. DavidWalden, were married at Bloomington, 
Illinois, October 2, 1899.  Both are natives of Leroy, Illinois.
After making their home in Illinois for three years following their 
marriage, they moved to Iowa where they lived for 13 years. 
They came to Sleepy Eye in 1916 and have resided here since.