Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-02-23
MARRIED..

lHKLER-kRATH-
"Hr1r tac mellow wedding bells,
t,l,dtn hrl!s
Thrup. d tn. haimy hour nf nigh:
How they riug out their delight
Fr,:n The molten golden notes"
\ very brilliant society event, on last
Thurs lay. was the making rs one OF Miss
Maggie kr,,tz. ot Monroe township, aud
Mr.. Henry W. Herkler, OF Harrison town
slim, at the residence ofthe brides parents.
The bride heing the second daughter Of
Mr.. Henry KritH, the groom heina the
oldest son of Mr.. Peter Heckler.
The attendants were Miss Sarah Gear
hart and Mr.. Fred HnrnuuS. The cos
Tunes or the bride and groom were very
fine and of good taste. Is vera also those of
the attendants. The mar riage contract
was legalized by Rev. S. J. Gamertstelder.
Despite the bad roads and the inclemency
OF the weather, nearly all ot the invitations
We're responded to in person. The occa-
sion was very pleasing one and of gener-
al enjoyment. all were happy and well en-
tertained. After the ceremony was per-
formed and congratulations rendered by
all hands, the guests repaired to the tables
which were in waiting and groaning un-
der the weight pS luxuries-a tit feast tor
the fairies. The following is list of the
presents rendered the bridal couple:
| nr. and Mrs. Harrison, silver castor;
DR.. and Mrs. DR.. Saur, dressing case; Miss
Nettie Coover. set of silver teaspoons; Mr..
and Mrs. w. l.. Heller, se( ol glassware;
Mr.. Henry Kratz, set of silver forks and
| knives; Messrs. Groschner & Reddersen,
set OF table and teaspoons; Mr.. and Mrs.
Fetter set OF glassware; Mr.. VIM. Huddle,
syrup pitcher; Messrs. John Heckler,
NJ. Donnel!v and Il. W. Cahill, clock; Mr.,
VIM. PesSley. set of glassware; Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Booher, pair of table spreads
Miss Dora Shoemaker, fruit dish; Miss
Cora HnddIe, silver sugar-spoon; Miss
Sarah Geariart and Mr.. Fred. Hornung
silver pickle-castor; Mr. and Mrs John
Huddle, silver plated butter-dish; Mr.
and Mrs. Wise, set of linen table-spreads
Miss Dora Lingle, cake-stand; MIR. and
Mrs. f. Cowdrick, pair of white bed
spreads; Mr.. Peter Heckler, Gather of tht
groom, fine bay horse; Miss Lizzie Heck
Ter, cracker dish and pair of slippers
to the bride; Miss Katie KratZ, glas.
pitcher and half dozen towels; Miss Katie
Heckler, silver butterkniie; Mr.. j. w
Heckler. carving-knie and fork; Miss
Jennie Kratz, set of plates Miss Barbara
Kratz, set of cups and saucers; MIR. Willie
Kratz, pair of scissors. Mr.. John Kratz
set of sauce dishes; Mr.. ana Mrs. w. G
Coover, set of silver knives and forks
Mr.. and MIS- r. 3. Heller, set of nicklt
plated fiat-irons; Mrs. Peter Heckler
dinner set of chinaware; Mrs. Henry
Kratz, China tea-set; Mr.. and Mrs. Thos
Iinglc, set of China plates Master Dan
ME and Eddie Heckler presented th'
groom with an AK ready for use, with al
eye to business. -"
SoHN-OvERMIRE.-On Feb, II, 1882, b,
Rev. f. A. Baichly, at his residence il
Liberty Center, Mr.. Uriah L. Sohn ant
Miss Ellen Overlnire. All of Henry coun
tv, Ohio.
J CKiER-KRATZ.-On Feb. 16, 1882, a
the residence of the BRIDES parents nea
Napoleon, o., by 81. Gamertsfelder, Mr.
Henry Heckler to Miss Maggie Kratz. Al
of Henry county, Ohio.