Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1883-11-29
Marriage Bells.

Last Thursday evening at eight O'Clock,
DIR. FRED. CHRIsTIANER assured his future
welfare and happiness by espousing Miss
NETTIR SCHULTZ, youngest daughter Of
Mrs. e. Schultz, proprietress of the Ameri-
can Hotel in Ironton. Father Wernert, Of
The Arcadia College, performed the cere-
mony in accordance with the solemn rite Of
the Catholic church.
The groom is a young man well known to
many people in all parts of Southeast Mis-
souri, as q gentleman of untarnished reputa-
ton, of excellent business qualifications, and
genial, kindly nature. The bride is one of
Ironton's fairest daughters, and well calcu-
lated to bring brightness and pleasure to the
home of the man of her choice.
The joining of the twain was witnessed by
numerous friends, some of whom had trav-
eled many = league to be present. At the
conclusion of the ceremony, after conSratu-
lations, and viewing the numerous presents,
everybody sat down to a splendid supper, to
which full justice was done. Then the mu-
sic struck up, and several hours were given
to the enjoyment ,of the may dance, when
finally the guests departed. The wedding
gifts were numerous, and many of them ele-
CANT and costly. The following is q list as
nearly perfect as we have been able to OBJ
tain:
THE PRESENTS.
Gold watch and chain to the bride, by the
groom.
One solid silver tea set, from Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Christianer, parents Of the groom.
Solid silver butter dish and half dozen fine
linen towels, by Mr.. and Mrs. g. N. Palmer,
Kansas City.
A berry bowl, with solid silver stand, by
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. E. Schultz, Brunswick, No.
A pair of solid silver napkin rings, by
Mrs. Eds Rudy, Ironton, Mo.
One set solid silver knives and forks, and
ornamented banner, hand worked, by Mr..
| and Mrs. A. c. Mount, Des Moines, Ia.
| Fine table linen and glassware, by Mr.. and
Mrs. C. G. Bryan, Cloverdale, Ks.
One solid silver butter knife, Mr.. and Mrs.
a majoiica tea set, Mrs. S. G. Fairchild,
Ironton.
One dozen French china dessert plates
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. X. Charlton, Piedmont, Mo
One solid silver nut bowl, j. w. Pieksen
/ st. Louis.
One solid silver double pickle castor, D.
F. Reese, Ironton.
Majolicl fruit dish and bread plates, Mr..
| and Mrs. F. Scoyille, lronton.
| One handsome solid silver cake basket
Misses Emma Peck and Theresa Begley
l Ironton.
| One solid silver card stand, Geo. Lopez
and sister, Ironton.
One toilet set, the Misses Grsndhomme,
IrOnton.
One work basket and one dozen fine liner
napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Chase, Ironton
One dozen fine linen napkins, Mr.. ant
Mrs. B. Zwart, IrOnton.
One fine white linen table cloth and on,
(dozen napkins, Mrs. E. d. Axe, 1ronton.
| One half dozen solid silver tea spoons, j
L, Clevelin, Poplar Bluff.
One elegant Russia leather album, j. n
Bishop, Ironton.
One elegant gold breast pin, with brilliant
setting, Miss Ella Bresline, IrOnton.
| One handsome oil painting, Tell Christian
er, Des Moines, Ia.
one fancy sofa tidy, Miss Lena Cocher
Ironton.
1t was the intention of the parties prnci.
pal to depart for Des Moines, Iowa, tn
same night, but the big storm OF Wedpesda.
tore up the railroad, and they did not &c
away until Friday evening. They took will
them the prayers Of all for their future wei
fare and happiness.