Couple Married in Waterloo in 1875 Celebrates Anniversary at Fairbank■ ';Yi -4;. -./4:;v.r -A * ~* .:, ** ry •.;■■•••■ -vJiiilV£- V v; • :■ - ^ ;•;:EDMOND BeWAbDFairbank, la., Nov. 10.—Mr. and Mrs. Edmond DtWald, who were married on Nov. 5, 187 5, by , J. I . kuhns, 'justice of the peace,' sld lu t lt;c old courthouse at Waterloo, celebrated Uieir -golden wedding anniversary last Thursday, when then- children and other relatives gave them a surprise party. Mr. and .Mrs, DeWald have made their home in or near Fairbank since umr marriage, with exception of tit no years spent in South Dakota.iwenty-fonr guests were entertained at noon tlmnerv covers beSne placed sii one table, appointed In purple and white and -centered with a large wedding cake The afternoon was spent -'in for mallv, a short program including songs bvMRS, DtdVALDMr5.Pr.nK Carroll aad Mrs. e. F, company was composed of:Mr. and Mrs. F. a. West, Water-%«Mr' ,af!t3 Mrs- wm F(rd and nCh;ir!e,S' Floyd, Alice andKh ’ Miss FlorenceO r’ ,aY Mr’ afut iIrs-Sri \vej? ,d and daughter, La-c , 'L e ,gu,e', Ta- Jtr‘ “»lt;* Mrs. S5in» iS De)}ald Mr. and Mrs. \v^tC Gar,roIi- SIr- and Mrs. E. F. Welsh and son, Wendell; Mr. aud drs Jack Kaue, Fairbank.„„ ‘ha couple has two children P fc-,ftWSWA WestBate, and Mrs. l!11 £ord\Graa* A second daughter. Mrs. H. F. Pettkether, died several years ago. There are nine grandchildren.Wednesday Afternoon