The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-09-09
The Yoke.


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LNNCH -McCLELLAN.-Ih most elaborate
social event OF the week was the tharrIase
OF Miss Anna Lynch, daughter OF "A. Lynch
Lsqr TO Heorse A McSielIah, mehoel VI
| he Chicago Board OF iraoe' lhe "euuinS
| took place on wednesday evening, at 'hc 10.
sidenee OF the BRIDES parents, on Tue ens'
siae' IN The presence OF larSe Vonp"
! the hodr was SET NJ Sou, at ao' VI when
| honr, to Inc music oil the "euulhs NaIen,
the bridal procession marcheu iiotli .ne rear
/ room 10 tue 'front.' parIor where tue ceremony
vac TO he performed Inc nlaius anu ushels
| precodgd the BRIDE, VINO followed aiohe' roi-
! loNed by her parents ana the groom 5; INC
/ groom WIN MS pest man met her IN tne par,
or, ana when al haG 1aNen ,neF p'a sS Inlay ,I
were formed IN q perfect rectansle' 'he ullae
aud groom standing unuer iarse piece IN
white ana c9Iorea eatnatiohS anu p"nS r
the design oeing iour' Iealeu cioVSF. Ivy
brioe wore whlte sa.lu, yen anu Tn1u' h
nowers Inc MAIDS were Misses Lou ut LSncn'
Hattie MGo!elian ana EVeIhar,, o, Cn,raso'
Sheeyer, Mamie nalI anu Ella W,. n Ghnar'
through aseries OF mos. pFoVohing railway
delays arrived from Maine Just after the &C.
rcmony' The grooms oest man was MI,
George W. Mhrisoh, OF Cnieago' anu 'ne
nshers Messrs. A. w. sewn, All; . LoLter'
Gr sa and Tom Iyn aG Ottawa The co.
remouy was performed by Rev. Father keat.
Ing, now of Champaign, though formerly of
Ottawa who used the usual service the
church prescribes for such occasions, which
he supplemented by few words Of congrs-
tulatios, sdmonition and counsel. The usual
congratulations followed. There was per
p.tual music by WillIs's orchestra, and late
In the evening, after refreshments had been
served. dancing until after midnight
Among those present were K. A. Mcclellan
and wife, the groom's parents, F. G. Hall
and wife, Z G. Keith and wife, Mrs. Jesse
Spsuldng, Mira. McElwee. all OF Chicago;
Jas. O'Donnell and wife, Joliet Mayor AL.
len aud wife and Mrs. Edith Jordan, S. (.
King and wife and daughter, W. Il Hull
and wife, T. D. Cailiu and wife, Mrs. j. K.
Cameron, Chas. A. Cation and wife, +. Y.
Gr!ggs and granddaughter, Oakley Griggs
and wife, Streator, A. G. Cirggs and wife,
Thos. II. Marvin and wife, J. F. Nash and
wife and daughters, l.. Leland and wife, II. q.
Cotton and wife, Col. Hapeman and wife,
Chas. Bradford and wife, Mrs. and Miss
Mattocks, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Gillen, Mrs.
Clara Lincoln, Misses Jessie Macarthur, Viz
ginia Hard, Aurora, Mollie Osman, Mae
Blanchard, Clara King, Mary Spencer,
Ne.srs. John Lynch, La Sale, VIII Nash,
Lieut.. A. l.. Wagner, 9th Inf, L. S. A., Ed.
Bull, /. Fl. strawn, Vim. Graham, j. II. Eckles,
wm. Dwyre, VIM. Q.inn, aud many others.
iue "iusi parry te,' on sns ~. - 80.
Ter DAVENPORT, 1oefe tney ,AAe INC steamer
Tor the upper hleNsNIpi AIs tns sumuls.
rsssrh OF hlnnesoa'L me a1ar vas ,, most
pleasant ana |. Is 70 DC nopeu tnls orli'a a,
Weodlng Is puI average auguTy oi 'us
future ne OF MI. ana MIS-. McCleAan;-
among tne numerous presents 10 tne orIue,
oeau'llui feature was r .ne nolieeao.e
number OF moral pieces; lhere were now
ers everywhere ABOUT the pas,ors, oouquets
ana baskets large anu shali, OF Tue most
beautiful puus' Inc crown OF al, however,
was the GUT OF tne farragut BOAT Cluo, OF
which Mr.. Mcclellan is a memoerUa inil
rugged snip, one OF the most beautiful &C.
signs imaginable ,y., -.
PUTNEY-hossACh'-o1 wednesday Ias'
MISS Belle Hossack, oaughteI OF Johh Tvs
sack, Esq, was married 10 Mo l.. rutney,
oil hesss lewelry stere, OF thls city, al inc
residence oil j. L. SCOTT on the south dun.
Inc ceremony TOOK place IN ths 'front.' perIor,
In the same spot where all OF Mr. HossaeKs
eve daughters nave oeen married, MISS belle
being the last, the frst OF the s2rles taxing
place ~ years ago. Inc chiei norai Design,
under which the couple stood during the
ceremony, was y0ke-a very unique ana
oesutlfui design. The oride wore MORE SIX
and half blown natural roses. Rev. u. 1.