Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1882-11-02
MARRIED..

oN--McCANN.-in Napoleon, at
the residence of DR.. Harrison, on Oct. 25,
1882, by Rev M. L. Donahey, Mr.. Milton
P. Deniston, of Peru, Ind, and Miss Ad-
elaide E. McCann, of Napoleon, Ohio.
LosE-ScoF1ELD.--On Oct. %, 1882, at
the residence of the BRIDES parents, by
James E. Scofeld, ]. P, Mr.. Martin Lose
and Miss Sarah ]. Scofeld. All of Henry
county, Ohio.
WEsTHovEN-KEHN.- Oct. "a, 1882,
in Napoleon, by Rev. j. M. Pitz, Mr..
Frank Westhoven and Miss Mary Kehn.
The happy couple were the recipients of
the following presents:
Set of chairs, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kunz; Couch, Mr..
and Mrs. j Woke; table-spread, Miss Mary West
hoven; clock, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Fisher; wash bowl
and pitcher table CLOTH paror lamps and cake stand
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kretz; table spread, Mrs. John
Kunz; mirror, Miss Gala Strohmenger; fruit dish,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kehn; set of kniveG and forks,
Peter Kehn silver butter-knife, Miss Lizzie Head;
pair oftowls, Mr.. W. English; breadplate, Mrs.
Clara Sweeny; fruit dish, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Kehn; /;
pair of towels, Miss Berge SUR; butter-dish Miss
Flora Sweeny; Set Of table spoons, Miss Lizzie West
hoven; napkin, Mr.. Arthur Sweeny fruit dish, Miss
Katie Finnucan; lamp, Mr. Albert Weathoven !;
pair of scissors, ]. Westhoven clothes brush, John
We Westhoven; tea-set, Miss Mary Westhoven; family
picture, Mr.. and Mrs. Westhoven.
KRETz--W -WEsTHovEN.-On Aug. s, 1882,
by Rev. Pitz, Mr.. John Kretz and Miss
Maggie Westhoven. All of Henry county,
Ohio.
The new made couple received the fol-
lowing presents from their numerous
friends:
Clock and chrome, Mr.. aud Mrs Charles Fisher
clock, Mr. and Mrs. Jennings; silver castor, Mr. and
4 II.t.,, oIt,,x capn andM Mru Il
set knives and forks, Mr.. and Mrs. John Diemer;
parlor lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Diemer; parlor
lamp, Gustav Kohler; parlor lamp, Joe Steffal and
Mory Mossr paIiSr lamp, Geolee VINE mneesDers ,s par
Kretz work basket, Mrs. Albert Smith; hand bas-
ket, Mrs. Frank Smith; chrome, Miss Mary Moore
dark toilet set, Miss Flora Sweeney light toilet set,
Mr.. and Mrs. Buckeman; pair Of vaces BY. Miss
Rosa Aaumesor; pair Of vaces, Eiss Tresa Moser;
glass water pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. Il. Konxen; glass
water pitcher Mr. and Mrs. j. Ditto; full glass set,
Mr. Fory and family; table spoons, pair towels and
tea @ set and goblets, Mr.. and Mrs. John KunE; tea
set. Caroline Keh1; tea set Lambert Whelfberg;
tea set, Albert Raw; goblets, Miss Annie Raw; al
bum stand, Mary sLannen; tea set, Albert Flory;
cake stand Miss Mary Konzeu; cnke stand, Mr.. Ed.
Simmer; cake stand, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Sames; fruit
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Miller; fruit dish,
Frank Konzen and Mary Gilgin; fruit dish, Mrs.
s0hn er fruit 6Sy Mo- anS
bread plate, Mr. and Mrs tiighshew; bread plate,
Clara Sweeney; bread plate, Charles Jennings; glass
dish, Alta Jaqua pickle dish, Frankie Sims; butter
ish Christina Beck set sauce dishes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sas set of sauce dishes, cups and saucers and egg
cuus Mr.. and Mrs. George Mchart; set Of salt cel
lars, Miss Emma Cross; set of cup plates, George
Smith silver boqust holder M Mr., and sls Mrs. J. p
kin rings, Randolph JaquA; silver tea spoons, Miss
Mettie Jaquaj silver tea spoons, Arthur Sweeney;
butter knife Verona Fisher; silver butter knife Mr.
set cups and sauces, Mr.. J.. Smith; cups and sau-
GERS, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller; cups and sancers,