Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1883-11-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
MAR RIEO.

CLAY-DEEPE.-Att the residence of the
brides parents in Defiance county, on No
vember 18th, 1888, Mr.. Edward c. Clay
and Miss Elizabeth Deepe, the former of
Henry and the latter ofDefiance county.
The marriage ceremony was pronounced
by the Rev. III. s. McNutt. After the GER
emOny about fifty guests who were in at
tendance were invited into the dining
room where they done justice to sump-
tuOus repast, which was highly relisned
by all. After dinner the time was given
to jolity and all went merry as marriage
bell. The following is list of presents:
COW and bed and bedding, Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
rad Clay; sofa and silver castor, Mr.. and Mrs Dan
Roddy, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. ROhrs, Mr.. and Mrs Hen
ry Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. Willard, Conrad
CLAW. George Buchee, C. j. Buchele, j. NJ. Willard,
Abe. +. Willard, Henry l.. Willard, Sophia Buchele,
Katie Buchele, Leslie Willard, Lizzie Mauk and
Sadie Willard; fruit dish, Flora Clay; mirror, Stel-
brush, ndrew Clay; tablecoth and pair Of towels,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Cochrane; thimble, Ollie Clay I;
small lamp, Charlie Clay; teaspoons, Mr.. and Mrs
ID. E.. Harmon; set goblets Lizzie Kellermire I;
spoon-hoder, Addie Pruser; honey dish, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fillmore Lehman; lamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Steven !;
cake stand, Della Deepe; large chrome, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Carver. W. III.
BoGERT-CEGRIsT.-On Nov. 18th, 1888,
by Elder Isaac Hudson, at his residence
in Liberty township, Mr.. Elias B0sert and
Miss Melinda r. Cegrist. All of Henry
county, o.
DoxsEE-TALBoTr.-Att the brides home
in Napoleon on the 10th OF November, by
Rev. NJ. l.. Donahey, Mr.. George w. Dox-
see, OF Butler, Ind, and Miss Dora e. TAI
bott, OF Napoleon, 0.
Enthusiastically Thursday of last
week, by Rev. A. II. Tussing, of Pioneer,
Mich, MIR. John H. collars and Mrs. E.A.
Shelf.
The wedding took place at the residence
of the bride, where about sixty of the rela-
tives and friends were gathered to witness
the ceremony. Everybody WAS in the best
OF spirits and enjoyed themselves to the
fullest extent. The dinner, prepared by
Misses Clara and Mary Shelf, was grand,
both in quality and quantity, the tables
literally groaning under the weight OF good
things, which were partaken of with the
greatest relish. After dinner the guests
passed the time with music and chat until
evening, when they left tor their respec-
tive homes, to meet again on Friday to en-
Joy the infare, and partake OF the hospi-
tality of MIR. u. and wife, at his home north
of Napoleon. AS token of friendship and
good will the following presents were CIV
en- at the wedding:
One dozen silver knives and forks, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM Back Mr.. and Mrs. McCracken, l.. Wait, MIR.
and Mrs. |. W. Hershberger Mrs. Eliza Wilson,
Mrs. NJ. T. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Grimes, Mr.. and
Mrs w. Andrews and Mr.. and Mrs. |. c. Andrews !;
one dozen teaspoons and one half dozen table
spoons, Mrs. Sarah Andrews and John, Samuel, Mary
aud Clarah Shelf; silver castor, Chas. II. Gum and
wife, +. Ii. and Jennie Back, F.W. Lowery and wife,
VIM. Wait, @. f. Wilson and wife, John W. Shelf
and J. L Fehimann; box CIGARS Mrs. Lightheiser;
Bible biography, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Andrews; book
of poems, Ell a Wright; lace handkerchief Mrs. W.
| Gum; lace handkerchief, Mrs. Geo. Kryder; silk
| handkerchief, Geo, Kryder; water pitcher, Lulu
collars.