The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1881-10-13
WHOM GOD HATH JOINED TOGETHER
DAYIEs-CRoSsLAND.

No young lady in Jackson has been more popular,
or more deservedly so, than pretty, warm-hearted
Maggie Grassland. No young man in jackson has
been more popular than John L. Davies 1t is not
strange therefore, that when invitations issued
for the wedding of this popular couple, there was
general acceptance and attendance.
On Wednesday morning the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grassland was crowded with guests to witness
the marriage of this young couple. At O'Clock the
guests were ushered into the room in which the
emony was 10 be performed. The room tastily
arranged and decorated Over the mante-in front of
which the bride and groom Stood was a large white
horseshoe beautifully wrought in paper. Below
this pretty evergreen designs. In few
ments after the assembling of the guests in this roem
Rev. w. D. Cherington and Rev. j. r. Collier
tered, followed by the bridal couple, who took their
places, when the ceremony was performed by Rev.
w. d. Cherington, assisted by Rev. j. R. Collier.
We do not remember to have seen a iner-look-
ing bride and groom than this couple. Jack' Davies
is robust, handsome and manipulating Maggie is a
small, pretty, pleasant-faced lady. We have known
Miss Maggie from childhood, and it seems but few
days since we knew her little girl. Yet here
young friend going from the paterna reof to
preside over a home of her own, and cannot help
congratulaing her upon her splendid-looking hus-
band. Our young friends begin their welded life
under the most auspicious circumstances.
Many beautiful presents sent. Below ap-
pend list. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Lot Davies Silver Wafer Service
Joel French. Toilet Set
John d. Davies. Silver Castor
Misses Jessie Bum, May DUNCAN,
Ada A. Tolley and Genie Bran-
Silver Napkin Rings
Miss Emma Cramer Silver Pickle Castor
Misses Emma Long and MolIie
Burueit Silver Pickle Castor
Miss Annie Davis Bouquet Holder and Gard Receiver
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Rice Lamp
A. d. Grassland. .................... Bible
Eben Jones. es........................... Bible
InOulS kOuSefS. Fruit DISH
d. Mackley. Silver Butter Dish
Law .......Ceery Glass
Mougey- Set vases
David Davis Cologne Bottle
Newton Davis. Silver Cake Stand
Sammie Grassland. Bouquet Holder and Card Rec'r
Herbie and Morris SteInberger. -.
-. Silver Fruit Dish and Bouquet Holder
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Laird Set Boquet Holders
o. S. Miller r.-....... Silver Spoon Holder
w. G. Evans. ................ Fruit Stand
Judge Evans ="
J.J. Allison 49,. Silver Card Receiver
W. ii. Sloan. Silver Moiasses Can
K. E. Ewing ............... Silver Card Receiver
Mr. and Mrs. Bowel Thomas ...
liz dozen Fruit Plates and Dish
Dot and Blanche Crossland Silver Fruit Knives
Mrs. Thomas Rodgers Towels
Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Swift Towels
James Martin. Towels
j. H. Mackley ey..................... Towels
Miss Annie Grassland. Toilet Set
This is the FIRST wedding in Mr.. Crossland's family
since the 'od olks plighted their troth in the long
ago, and dear friends Mr.. and Mrs. Grassland
have TO be proud of the manner which the
whole affair passed off, and proud of their
inaw. May they live long and prosper, is the wish
of THE STANDARD.