Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-06
Fresh Oysters at Lavender's.
MHroH.ELoRIuee.

Fresh Oysters at Lavender's.
MNT0H.ELDRIDcE.
A Couple ofYoung Yanktonian's Agree to
aLifs Contract.
By the beautiful marriage ceremony of
the Episcopal church H. B. Vinton and
Miss Alice Eldridee were last night Joined
in matrimony, 1T Christ church, in this
city. A large number Of invitations bad
been issued and the church was crowded
with spectators. Rev. DR.. Hoyt ofaciated.
Henry Briggs and Cassius Vinton were
groomsmen and Miss Ida Hoyt and Miss A.
Edwards bridesmaids. After the ceremo-
ny q reception was held at the residence of
Judge and Mrs. w. F. EldrIdge. which was
attended by a house full Of friends of the
contracting parties, who spent an evening
of enjoyment and turned the occasion into
one of uralloyed merry making. The
bride was the recipient Of a large ,ssor.-
ment Of valuable presents. of which the
following is q list:
NS ~ olGuus " ktOOu4 "
bride.
Silver tea spoons. w. F. Eldr,dge.
Family bible and set Of glassware, Mr..
and Mrs. II. H. Vinton.
Set Of napkins, Mr.. ani Mre. c. D.
Pease.
Singer sewing machine, A. W. Howard,
w. B. Lower, G. d. Allen.
Set of silver knives, c. N. Vintou.
Pair Of glass vases. Mrs. L. NJ. Purdy.
Tea Get four pieces. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
S%chandeip.
Silver soup ladle. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Hudson.
Silver cake basket, MI. and Mrs. G. W.
KinRsbury.
Silver castor, Mr. and Mrs. Gov. Pen.
nington.
Silver pickle castor, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Miner.
Silver syrup pitcher. II. A. Briggs.
Brush and comb in case, C. Cox and c.
D. Jeuel.
Toilet set. three pieces, Mr. and Mrs. C.
D. McCully.
China game dish, Mr.. and Mrs. II. F.
Livingston.
Salt and mustard spoons In case, NJ. O.
Grower.
Music and holder. w. A. Turner.
Glass bread aud fruit dish, Mrs. Helen
Myres.
Glts, fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. r.. T. Hoy..
Book, Tennyson's Poems, j. E. and Sal
lie Ziebach.
Set salt cellars, Josie Backus.
Set glassware and infants stockings, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Branch.
Large lamp, T. H. Leary.
Pair large vases, Ida NJ. Hoy:.
Fiuting iron, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. U. Hoyt.
Turkish splasher, Miss E. A. Hoyt.
Tidy, Miss Hattie Bronson.
Turkish splasher, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Carr.
Set glassware, goblets. sauce dishes, fruit
dish. E. A. Hitchcock, c. w. Hill.
Glass pickle Jars. W. II. Griffin.
Large lamp. joe Weber.
Side lamp. MI. and Mrs. F. P. sesrlcs
Towel rack. Ed Seebold.
White napkins. Miss Nellie Carr.
White table cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. M. D
Gardner.
Pair towels, Annie Edwarde.
Red napkins, Mrs. Belle c. Taylor.
Red table cloth, Mrs, G. A. Bsckus.
Toilet set, Annie NJ. Bailey.
Necktie, Mics Sarah Jenkinson.
Letter case, Miss Julia Thompson.
Pair pillow shsms Hiss Adells Eldridge.
Manchester Iowa.
Bottle alabaster cream and hsudker-
chiefs. Mrs. E. ]. Coggine.
Counterpart, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 81. Ed
wards.
Lamp mat, Gladys Taylor.
Doyles and toilet Get. Mrs. E. j. Searle.
Tidy, Miss Fannie Gates, Mount Vernon,
Iowa.
Goblet, Miss L. A. Warner, Fox Lake.
Wisconsin.
Large astral lamp, j. L. Norrie,
Napkin ring, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Briggs.
Lava vases. Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Ru.aal,.
Cake stand and eoblets. Mr.. and Mr.. G,
8. Bailey.
Silver fish knife. E. A. Edwards.
Set large vases. Mr.. and Mrs. Cal G. Val
entine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vintsn will leave next weeh
for Clay county. where they will take Or
their residence.
The woman's Temperance Union will
meet in the club room Friday afternoon, q
3 o'clock. Az this is the regular busins.
meeting. and there Is business ofimportanc,
to transact. the members Of the Union sr.
~sarnsstly desired TO- b present.
Call and zee the japanese rugs, some.hin,
neg and nice.
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