Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-06
NJ AERlED.

On the 'Sth ult., ~ the resi- ierc" OF Mr.
"W. L1mcv, Lykc1S, Pa. Uy Rev ". +. Len
nan, Mr. :. muei i. SIuNcy, # Nilinrlm. Pa,
to Miss Minerva '. Shaler. Ol C,intonGaic. IA.
On The evening Of the 21;n the happy couple
had their wedding reception at the residence
of the gcoom's parents, Milhr.in. The invited
guests, besides The parents, Nr. and Mrs. Jacob
sankey. were Sir. ". l.. Musscr & lady. Mr.. :.
g. GuteliuS & Lady, Mr :. y. Nueser & lady.
Mr.. y. L. Zcrly & lady, OF 3liheim, Mr. \. y
Hickman & lady, of Clinton county. Mr..
Jacob Crotzcr \ lady Of Eaglevnle, Mrs. l.. d.
Kurtz and Mrs. II. II Lcnker, of Aaronsburg,
and Miss Sue EeiIhard, of Mifinburg.
The Cornet Band discussed It's fines. music
tie beautiful brd. and happy groom we're in
their rosiest humo:, the guests all in good cheer
and hiar.ty. All present were in the happicst
mood.
At s o'clock the guests were seated to a
sumptUous dinner, 10 winch they dill fun JUS
tice Then followed the members Of the band
and the boys all gave full proof that they un-
dorstand the absolute necessity OF Tefreslint
the inner man, after their professional work is
over. Their fraii bodies as wnlI as their weak
treasury were amply strengthened Even Tie
hundred and fifty big and little boys on the
sidewalks and streets we're not forgotten, but
were made happy by a profu5lon of cigars and
other luXu!ics. Trey had really done all they
could to make the happy event memorable.
at IA late hourthe guests and band depart ed
with their best wishes Tor the happiness of the
newly married couple. -
On the evening of The 5lh inst. at the resi-
dcnce OF the brides parents, hiiiheim. by Rev.
i. {, Wcidrmycr. tir. James 4 Keen To MISS
Joanna H., eldest daughter oi a. O. Dcinnger.
SO goes The world, but Just rs we expected
for some time past. But how delicate II jo6 for
US to write up the Wedding because, you know,
we are so nearly in the "Fremdshaft."
Wen, then, to get a proper start We wish the
| happy couple all possible Eliss--lndecd we do.
| May their journey over LIES tcmpcstouS sea
have few storms and much sunshine. May they
! together enjoy the highest measure OF happi.
ness a sinful world affords--togcthcr bear the
| sorrows and Affections that ere the colnmon lot
| of us all. Especially do We charge our new
nephew and cousin tc take good care Of Joan.
na, for she is worthy OF the best and kindrst
| treatment a wife can have. For several years
| she has Deen in our service in the Journal Of
| fee and otherwise, and we Checrfully and
| squarey endorse her Unblemished character
! her industry and excellent domestic and social
| traits
The wedding was q very enjoyable family
! festival and we specially commend the absence
OF that rigid formality tbat SO often destroys al
real enjoyment on such occasions. ''Gust," ;" the
new father-in-law, was in his best humOr and
| felt even thicker than usual. For once we hope
all our readers viii believe rs when we state
that we appropriated our full share of the ele
CANT dinner. The band did their level best
and when the boys do that their beautiful strains
will charm and enchant even the pr0siest soul
The bride was remembered WITH ID few sub
stantial presents.