The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-04-07
The Tie That HindIs.

Married, by Rev. T. c. Corey. Tues
day morning, April 4tb, 1851 Ct the
re6idenoe Of fhe brides mother IL lola,
Mr.. Ad. Jones, Of st. Louis, aud Mis-
Martha Mccoy, Of lola, Kansas.
The beautiful and impressive maj.
riage ceremony Of this young couple
was witnessed by large number of
invited guests, friends and relatives.
A special train from Fort Scott
brought over the following named
particular friends: Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Herman, J. d. Hill and wife, A. Pop
kess and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. McWilliams, Mr.. and Mn. q.
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. RObens,
Rev. e. dunn and wife, Mr.. Lee
Rucker, Mr.. Earnest Hill and Miss
Lille Hill. Mrs. J. E. Popkes, Of To-
ronto.
Among those from lola were Mr..
and Mrs. Gillihan, w. p. Northrup
and wife, T. N. Bartels aud wife, II.
Miss Mollie Gillihan and Miss Sylvia
Young.
The bride was dressed in wine col
lily trimmed and decorated with
flowers. Turquoise jewelry. Miss
Gillian, bridesmaid, wine colored silk
and trimmings to match. Groom,
dressed in regulation black with white
kids. w. A. Mccoy; groomsman;
black frock coat, white vest and kids.
At the conclusion of the ceremony
the dining room was thrown open and
all were pleased to partake Of an ex-
cellent wedding breakfast, and from
which our reporter was loath to arise.
The choicest viands were discussed
amid a running fire of witicisms and
repartees. and the time passed swiftly
by until the hour arrived for bride and
groom to take the train which was to
bear them to their future home at st.
Louis. Amid q shower of old shoes,
thrown with hearty good will, they
began life anew, bearing with them
the best wishes Of relatives and many
warm friends. We hereto add the
list Of valuable and beautiful presents
received:
LIST OF PRESENTS.
Elegant amethyst ring set with
pearls, from Groom to Bride.
Table cloth, towels, and napkins,
brides mother.
Elegant silver castor, w. A. Nc
Coy.
: x silver fruit knife, Rev. E. Gum
and wife.
Bridal souvenir, Rev. T. G. COffey.
Silver pie knife, Mrs. T. G. Coffey. /
Set cups and saucers, ornamented,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Lindsay, Urbana,
Ill.
!. China bread plate, Chas. Lindsay,
Urbana, III.
! Framed picture, Geo. Lindsay, Ur-
bana, Ill. H..
Silver clock, Mr.. 0 and Mrs. J. F.
Popkess, of Toronto, -.
Solid gold watch and chain, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Francis Herman.
Set solid silver knives, forks and
spoons, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. Popkess and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McWilliaiils.
Silver cake basket, Mr.. q. Camp
bell and wife. ,,;T, /
Elegant silver water set, pitcher,
cups and stand, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID.
Hill. .s..@.a, t
Elegant silver berry spooni Earnest
and Lille Hill. i
Gold band tea set, Sc pieces, MIR: and
N rs. !. r. HODeQA, les
Messrs. Lee aud Link. Rucker, ele-
CANT chamber set.
Messrs. G. a. Cowden. A. G. Gaith- I
er and T.. H. Hackney, large rocking
chair.
Elegant cake stand, Mr.. aud Mrs. C.
Gillihan.
Set cut glass. goblets, with initials
IN. A. j." Mr.. jos. Often.
Silver boqqet holder, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A.. Perkins, NJ
Table linen and napkins, Mr.. aud
Mrs. w. P. Northrup.
Lace tidy, Mrs. a. J. Clark and Miss
Sylvia Young.
Majolica cake stand. Nj. and Mrs.
T. NJ. Bartels.
Silver butter knife, Miss Mollie Gil.
Than.
Set china cups and saqoeFs, IF. Th0s.