The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-06-28
AN EvExrrUL oooAsIox

events of this nature more often cast
lengthy shadows long before. So quiet
~, though effectively, has one of The sub
iects Of this record conducted his atten-
tons to the modest and amiable lady
who has become bis b, ide, that few
knew Of the attachment that had sprung
up during the last two years between
Addison W. Slubbs and Miss EiiIh Pow
ell. Mr. Siubbs needs no introduction
as young man of excellent qualities
and attainmenls, who has resided in.
Kansas most Of his life, and IN Emporia
for many years. Miss Powell lie a young
lady who evidently possesses those qIiet
and pleasing attributes of character,
grace and manner which produce q ma
ture loveable to all who know her. She
came 70 EnpoTia with her parents, 2.
81. and y. F. Powell, from near Auburn.
New. York, about two years ago. She
resided IN the city but few weeks, dur
ing which time she met her future hus-
band, when the family moved out upon
the tarm, about six miles northwest of
Emporia. Hero was the scene of the
pleasant festivities celebrated last eve
ming. a more beautiful summer night
could hardly be imagined, cool and
bright.
Promptly at eight O'Clock, just as
the full moon was rising and blending
its light with that of the departed sun,
the bridal party stepped out upon the
porch, which extends along the
front of the Powell residence.
Then ia presence of the large assembly
Of invited guests, Rev. w r. Willis, of
this city, pronounced beautiful and
impressive marriage service and invoked
divine blessings upon the couple, who
thereupon received hearty congratula-
tions as Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Stubs.
The bride was becomingly alfred in a
dress IF ashes Of roses surrah satin, with
cream lace trimming. garnIiure of fresh
flowers. and aside from the handsome
watch and chain, the gilt of the groom,
wore few ornaments. The bridesmaid,
Miss r. A. Stanton appeared 10 excel
lent advantage in salmon and black
PIN checked silk. The groom, and the
groomsman, Mr.. A. N. Boorey, were at
tired in q manner familiar to the occa-
sion and broke over no time honored
customs in respect to their raiment.
After the formal ceremonies the guests
were entertained in various ways and
embraced the interesting opportunity oi
examining the large array of presents oI
which we append
THE LIST:
Elegant gold watch and cbain-Groon
TO bride.
Sewing machihe-Mother md father
of bride.
Warranty deed to suburban tract o
two acres on Sixth avenue, east of EN-
poria- Mother and father of groom
Silver castor-Mother and father o
groom.
Pair of silver vases-Alma and Alher
Stubs, Barclay, Kansas.
Toilet towel-Aunt Mary.
. Handsome silk quilt-Mother o
bride.
, Folding chair-Will and Mortie Pow
ell.
Hammock, made by donor-B. II
T Powell
4 1 ukSu anu ShuCGTS-Hll
and Mrs. G. Hood, Mr.. and Mrs. Ere,
Pickle dish-MT. and Mrs A. X. Tay
2 lor, Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Davis.
E Silver creamer-Mr. and Mrs l.. Sew
:, cry. Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Severy.
Silver tea urn-Mr. and Mrs. ID.
McMursFie, Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Ringlt
i Berry dish--Sadie and Lucinda Lewis
nI Silver butter dish-Mr. and Mrs.
A o. Wharton.
Dotted Illusion. with five dollar bill
n attAched-MAry H. Montague, Unto
g Springs, N. Y.
Z Tinted Roxcena Beeb
!, Nevin Center. N. Y.
Cardinal silk plush purse-Mrs. Get
b Fuller. Pulaski, N. Y.
Ell Napkin rings-D. B. Walthall.
e Plush easel Richard and Harrit
: Cause.
3 Silver butter knife-Miss May Haine
Napkin rlngs-Mr. and Mrs. d.
d White, Wilson, n. Y.
!. Greeting card-Mr. and Mira. Z.
;, Waterbury.
u Pair of elegant, gold engraved napkI
d rings-Mr and Mrs NJ. H Newlin, Mil
IS Neltie Z. Newlin. Mr.. and Mrs F.
4. Newlin, Mr.. and Mrs. j Fl Newlin, NJ
and Mrs. VIM. Nicholson, Jr.
Cuckoo ClOck-L. r. Wright, J. \
& McCOwD, W. II. Irwin, Frank MacLeI
d nan. Leroy Wright.
a Wall Bracket-W. A. FulguA, Cha
lottville, Indiana.
Toilet Mats-Isabelle DAVE.
J. LOngfellow's Poems-Mr. and Mrs. ,
ID. Holden.
Large Plush Bound Album-Matt
Jones, Cassie Thompson, c. S. Thoml
son, w. A. Willis, Lizzie Willis.
D. Parlor Lamp-Annie and Mary Bri
g len.
Boquet Holder-Miss Eta Slocum.
Set of Glass Ware-Mr. and Mrs {
G. Hiatt
&c Photograph of President Arthur i
q Easel Frame-Mr. and Mrs. f. H. No
, Clay Center, Kansas.
Winters POems-Mr. and Mrs. j.
s. Stubbs, Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Combination Toilet Stand and BOqui
Holder. Containing Beautiful Boquet-
a. N. Boorey, David Stone.
10 Pair porcelain and silver vaces-Mii
Lizzie Henshaw.
Y Boquet holder-Miss Rosa Parke
le AZalia, Indiana.
Il Bronze quail match safe. from Chif
le MIR. and Mrs. Jonathan Willis.
Wall lamp-Miss Della Rich, Mi
Lena Gauze, Miss Hulda Rich, Mr.. ia
+ Hadley.
D. Souvenir card-Mr and Mrs ] II CIR
n ham.
= Pickle castor-Miss r A and L
Stanton.
+ Berry disll-Mr and Mrs A l. Slanto
&, Lawrence. Kansas.
"A Slipper holder-Mrs Anna Fulgum.
Parlor lamp-Mr and Mrs KenWorth
y Glass fruit stand-Silas X Moon.
Ell Set table linen-Lucy A MOntagu
re Union Springs, New York.
~ Silver butter knife and sugar spoon
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hill. Rome, Ne
Is York
u In the dining room long table Wi
II laden with wealth of good things
le tickle the palate and phase the appeti,
'" As the company seated themselves
the parIors and upon the Yeranda to Ct
Joy the Refreshments. Mrs Powell vi
/ pronounced a hostess in whose goC
&c graces il was great favor tn stand, III
IS one whose inequalities are long to
G. pleasantly remembered at 10 o'cloC
L. the bridal party sisrte.; for the ca
al bound train and a merry prnccsaion
ut carriages and buggies filed with ues
al drove over the smooth road in the brig
&c moonlight 10 the depot. The bride al
rs groom go 10 Chicago and will return
n II few days and take up their Iesiden
al in Emporia, ON Cottonwood street ne
u SeYenth avenue. The bcst wishes
ne The News accompany Mr.. and Nj
r. Siubbs on this journey. ami the long
be one through life.
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ca The County Treasury.
to The following is report OF an exaI
III inatlon of the treasury of Lyon count
We To the Board OF County commissioners
20 Lyon County;
We. the undersigned probate iud
and examiners report that ON the. .;