The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-09-25
Married..

Of Timothy Il. Johns, Esq, father of the bride,
in Deer Park tip, ALBERT ii. THACKER, OF Chi.
cago, and MATTE A. johns, by Rey. /. ~
Williams.
The bride is well known in Ottawa and vicinity
as one of Deer Parks prettest and most charm.
ing daughters; and large circle OF friends in
this county, through US hasten to congratulate
her. The happy groom is Chicago business
man of high standing. We can heartily congrat-
ulate him.
| The wedding was quiet affair, though ex-
trcrnely pleasant; and only the immediate friends
of bride and groom were present. For the event
the home had been beautifully decorated with
flowers &C., the gift and work of Mrs. DR.. Bull
lock. The bride was charming in n travelling
dress of peacock blue; and was attended by her
sister, Miss Della in brown silk. After the we'd
ding dinner, which we have the best of reasons
for knowing was elegant and sumptuous, the bril-
dial party left for Chicago where the happy cou-
pie will live for the future, at los lakewood
Boulevard.
| The bridal gifts were elegant as well as num-
erous, as will be seen from the following: From
the groom. handsome Roman gold bracelets;
from Father, gold watch and chain; silver table,
spoons. knives and forks in case, and silver serv
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spoons from Grandma Johns: china tea-set,
Brother Tom; silver and glass berry dish, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Bradford; silver pickle CASTOR
Sister Della; dinner castor Sister Fannie; gold
and ebony clock, Mr.. and Mrs. Leach, Chicago;
elegant bouquet, Master Roy Leach silver cake.
basket, Mabel Florence and Eddie Thacker; sill
yer and glass spoon holder, Carrie Human; sill
yer and gold cake-basket, James Elder; silver
call-bell, Mrs. J. w. Armstrong, silver and glass
card-receiver, Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Lewis; silver
napkin.rng, Cora Armstrong; raw silk chair,
Miss l.. Bullock; silver nutpicks, Matte Tur-
ner; dinner mats, Mr.. and Mrs. Bane; silver hut
ter knife, Miss Richmond silver jewel.ease, Mr..
& Mrs. II. Shuer; silver water-service, Gould &
Armour, Chicago; secretary armchair and cut
glass inkstand, employees of Gould IL Armour;
silver butter,dish, Wn. Armour; black walnut
secretary, statesmen of Gould IL Armour; easy
chair, Messrs. McFerren Il Wade, Chicago; par
Tor chair, B, F. Hooking, Chicago; pair Persian
rugs, Mainester & Blair. of Chicago; oil panel,
Mamie Stevens, Chicago; perfumery case, f. W.
Gillett, Chicago; silver and gold vase, C. Is. For
rest, Chicago; elegant glass and silver toilet,
, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Braden, DesMoines, Ia; silver
napkin-rings, Mrs. Mason, Chicago; hand. paint
cd work bag, Miss Gerte Mason; &c.
CAToNHULL RECEPTION.
The festivities of the marriage OF Chas. A. Ca.
ton and Fannie X. Hull were concluded on last
Thursday evening, by brilliant reception gwen
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hull, on the return of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cation from their short wedding
tour. The party was the most brilliant of the
season, and one of the finest ever given in Otta-
Tba Ior Had
with guests, who were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hull and Mr., and Mrs. Cation. The toilets were
more than usually rich and elegant; and the
crowded rooms, profusely ornamented by most
beautiful flowers, with the company in the most
genial temper made brilliant scene. Dancing
continued through the evening; and an elegant
supper was served under the direction of Mr.
Wather. The hour was Il late one before the
guests would depart. The reception was hearty
one and very complimentary to the new bride
and gtodnl.
The guests were very numerous, but among
them may be mentioned: Mr.. and Mrs. +, y,
KEITH Mrs. o. r. Keith, Mr., and Mrs. F. G.
Hall, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Tower, Mcssrs.
Henry Hall and Edward Lobdell, Chicago; Mr..
aud Mrs. VIM. Thomas, Lockpert; Mr.. c. Excel,
La Sale; Mr. and Mrs. John Mackinlay, Pough-
keepsie, n y; Miss Lille Miles, Aurora; Mr..
and Mrs. Will. Griillths, Indianapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. f. +. Taylorand daughter, Utica; Mrs. VIM
Dent, LeMars, Iowa; Miss Emma Cannleld, Ere.
mont, Ohio; Mrs. F. s. Stearns, Adams, n Y;
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Swift, Mr.. ard Mrs. s. E.
King and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Nash
and daughters, Col. and Mrs, Aapeman, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Lynch and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cheever and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hos
sack, T. D. Catlin, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Spencer
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George Groshens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hull and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Trimble and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Barnes
and Miss Barnes, Mrs. II. c. Nash, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Kendall, Mrs. Libby, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Phillips, Mrs. A. Armour, Miss Ann Armour,
DR., and Mrs Bascom, Mr.. asd Mrs, o. W. Boil
meyer Mr.. and Mrs. w. Riale, Mr. and Mre,
Fiske and daughter, Miss button, Mrs. s. Pneh-
nell, Mrs. DR.. Hobert Mrs. Jos. Hall and eaugh.
ter, Miss Nattinger Mrs. c. g. Phelps, Miss Ray
mona, Misses X. Allen, Vincie Bushnell, Belle
Strawn, Kate and Lottie Eldredge, Chandler, Nc
Arthur, Dudgeon, Lizzie Shuler, Manley, Nor
gan, Hopkins, the Miss McNairs, Messrs. II. }.
Cole, W. N Nash, l.. H. Strawr, DR.. J. s. Ryburn,
". ]. Graham, Theron Bushnell, f. q. Osman,
Fred Mattocks, J. E. Morgan, II. VI. Kilby, and
many others.
CoAK-CAsE AT Ottawa, Illinois, Sept. ed,
at the residence Of the brides son.in-law, A. IL
Taylor, by the Rev. G. B. Barnes, Judge William.
L. Coax, OF Davenport, Iowa. and Mrs. Mar
garet H. Case, of Rock Island, Illinois. No,
cards.
Rock Island aud Davenport papers please copy.
Obituary.