The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1873-02-14
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mssthman, u srs esA~s h~titls rtimt.
ha' lat week swn desperate iNAivtlasl,
farwish~l ~ With 4 genuine s~msiisu.
\, rst,ine married The contracting
parties sre NJ ie-rrh ll~aawa.er and
MiM Nusa II. John. The ceremony
xss performed II The Congregational
Church N Y cslacslay evening. Feb.
Bah. NY Rev Mr. MARSHALL, u Crcsco.
The church WAS wcll 6llel. and AFTER
N appropriate anthem by tho cheir.
Nr, Marshall gave ~ M claqncn. dis.
cenrsc from the text; And the l.nrd
t'od said, 4 II hos good that tho maa
should alone"
have read "plymou,', rulph'
sermons, which were MT, In my humble
opinion. nearly - god. After the
sermon. the beautiful wnrls II the mar.
riagc ceremony were pronounced aud
ngratulntions were IN order. The
young ladies', present. all agreed 10
send for Mr. Marshall when they wrrc
n,nrricd, for the ''"l,cy" wa. M. in
clndc'l IN tho PROMISES required u the
bride, After congratulations quite q
largo number Il friends accompanied
the hrilnl party 10 the house " the
brides father, whore oysters &c.. were
discussed with unusual ability. aud 4
pleasant s~ial visit enjoyed. Whit II
usually called the sccond-,lay wcl,liug
party, believe, was given BY Mrs. h
Mr.. Kobcrt Iifuadwairr. III their resi-.
'lenec. seven miles north u here.
Dur schools ARE IL YER, Furnishing
condition. Tho Granger eho.l Il
taught BY Mr.. barber. "nu II ynur
towns men, who " giving good satinfac.
ion. hcnr. Tho flnrcnrcyillcb school
~ taught BY Mr., Tep!c. y laly u long
experience. nnl rarc abilities. / nm
Of the orina,n TINT teachers. like poets.
arc "born lit mal,." Mrs .'rrclc
rcc'ns to 10 especially adapted u The
work In wllicl, she IL engaged. l.csilcs
teaching the English branches thur
snyhiy. including several classes ~
higher Englis', ia .ur Colleges. size has
two elar~,s IN frcaaa. tansat oul IL
srhsol hours. Tie school soutl. IL here
taught by Mr. Tccle. ha. been closcl
On account NJ TINT ppctical GU disease
known IN II .scls
The two Oranges AFRO d"ing we'll; thu
ono At Granger has sent TT 4 Prince
Organ, which they lnI. 10 have d.
their next meeting. Tue FlorViccyilIc
Orange has n lne-t"ned Musom 4 liam.
lin organ l,ouyht Int fall. Tho bland
I'm degrees are ~ be- conferred IN tho
9Th VI March. viii, tho usual acce,nl,a.
nimcnt II tho .ilnrvest fcast.
Tho mill IL doing wcll---much better
shnn many others, hut tho lack II wa-
ter II f.lt. hero, ~ elsewhere. The
mill IL one 1t onr fcw ''li.ms. aud al.
though not quite equal " barnum' i
Museum Or Bunker llill monument. il
attracts considerable attention from
strangers who like 70 700 thinsS we'll
dome. Oar hotel. store, drug store.
hardware shopr Ac.. 40. ars each
doing vol. Wo only mood ! railroad
70 complete our felicity, and that wv
hopc u have before long-if not ths
Davenport aud II. Paul, sosns other
equally goud. | hasc omitted n men.
ton tho donation party, which u 10 10
given Mr. Marshall, II tho residence o.
Mr. 1t. john, on Wednesday evening
Feb. l.th ~ > partial remuneration
fos hia highly valued tcryicos In tho
Congregational Church.
Hoping that have MT wearicd your
f,nfiUncC. uY that ~ v.,nr > ua.Inva I IN