The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-12-06
Silver WedGi0g.

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| low-ciilzen, Mr. jacob NJ Salinger. The entire
company present with but few executions
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Ing testimonial IN the shape OF handsome
silver present in honor of the occ,sIon Not
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to-wit. Mr. and Mrs. NJ Salinyer silver
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Atchison- silver CAKE basket; Mr. A. L. sal
ing.r Of Carthage Mo- silver knives and
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| a very handsome pair OF silver napkin STAN
dard, and "A very costly silver snuff box lined
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WIN s " " my " ~ SON "
the evening be proud oil sucn SONS, not Tor
their kind tbouyhtfulness on this occasion
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''ohe' puI io 'hSii "ii'ioi III o'e anu "e '''ioi
which has at all times characterized their
every action toward their parents
MISS "uS'' 'ii'' "a w
ell friend Mr. L. Michael, read the following
CONCENTRATIONS:
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| DEAR UNCLE AND AUNT:-We have assem-
bl.d here tnls evening Ia celebrate one al The
most enjoyable events of your lives, namely,
| the tweuty-tfth anniversary of your mar
| rage. IL was one quarter OF "a century ago to-
day, that you, dear uncle and aunt,
| >tpDi bClDrC tht anu proHl>ttl
| to love and cherish each other until
il is His will 10 separate you by
| death. How well you have kept your VOWS,
| il apparent to us all, and to-day We find you
| living happily together, and surrounded by a
happy family OF chlIdren-chlldren that vie
| with each other how 10 please their parents
best. WhIie others al your ase, are cepend,
live in misery, you enjoy your Old age, and
are the recipients OF any desired luxury AT the
| hands Of yOnr children. Very few persons
Lear
you can fo yours, and say what they lid for
them. One Of your sons has lett home and
its comforts tor a distant land, TO night LIES
battles alone for your sake as well as Tor his
and another IL soon 10 follow, To met with
| success, we hope. They deserve success, for
where other children upon reaching that age
where they can make their own living. tire OF
their parents, yours work with all their
might to make you comfortable, 50 that you
need not burden your Old age WIN hard Ia
| Dor, To keep body and soul together. You
have cause TO feel proud OF the good name
THAI they bear from their employers, ana the
esteem an which they are heid Dy all our
virtue, and TO learn them 10 be dutiful sons
| and daughters, are being crowned with sue
cess, and you are already reaping the harvest
| of your labOrs- am certain that many day
you lifted up your heads To HIM and prayed
| that He may guide you IN raising your sons
and daughters TO be models of perfection.
| And to-day, on this the anniversary OF your
SAKE lneh ne. u iIake ,nis u, o o; IN
| I,y"i.lns ini Nv i;o1 . oa,,ari 60 tha
| rs fie ny r,i IN lie, .,,,i. and h.
~, i,i,shi ,t;na m,.,th Rnt Lev ms
| sides and while YOU have had your happy
days for which YOU must be thankful, YOU
also have. mad YOUR troubles Your oldest
son dear aunt has passed away long ago.
| IL, inS,a ynur fir,sf horn and in
has only been a few months siuce you, dear
uncle, followed the emains OF your oldest
daughter to their last resting place
existence on earth will not be marred by any
| sad events; ana thaI you may i've 20 see All
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| above ye, ss 4 N. bripht..,t star in the firma.
| m. nj 'Ac',en, oar wishes for a long and hap
| nv lie
The remarks made were received with
cei.ad Ihan her ramarks were ended was
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| inS.ts, G.el nrond and iusrly 100
Oniat was GaydIr restored when ont sfepped
Master Louis Saiif,ger, son Of Mr. Z. NJ Saiin-
No r. riaast srraSdcbiId Of IN. hri,ie and
g5rn,n win the foIIowing rbyme:
Dear grinu l'lie ".s, = el ,,,,,
| ror moment, our atHntIon'
Wniie your granacniia u, VIII , am,
lie" proper "orus " n'en'i'n'
Tbp a,Nr rou $40 WV
Being the first TO cali you
Grahdma and grandpa
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| III.
| We should always bear in mind
| How you corrected me,
| You always seem 10 De.
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w.,,,,r the ori he s,,rea xou
| For such a number of years,
And hope he Will continue
AoeNe US ho o"'se 'o' 'es
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S,, aiaa
| "a -, 800 With r., ,ipo
| Al i..t Nh. h,.,ny ,nomenis glide
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The above was receiver with great enthusl-
ssm He mad scafceiy dohe sp.Akins VIC
| Mr.. Charies Michaei PERFORMER grahu
opyratie AIR on ,he Plan4; loIoSu uy hhus ,a',
| and song. Dy the TWO Misses Michaei anu
Misses Pauline and Laura Ssi,nger, after ,,
| wnicn, supp, ~a> AN ..i.I,; y, ',,,..1x
tns me-. suss.s I tnsre Mas @Srs music and CON-
yrrsatio,,. which continued until the
| VIZ su'a nouis ,,,.,ai.,s, I'll ni.ass-,