The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-10-09

mother, Mrs. b F. Doran.
Elegant cardinal plush work box with
silver plate engraved with the name Lulu"
from the groom, DIR. S. & James.
Silver sugar spoon, Miss Anna r. Gala
han.
Picture of the bride, taken when a child
of four years, from the bride to the groom.
Silver syrnp pitcher, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.
Bskewsll, Chicago.
Silver spoonholder, Edith c. Fell, Lara
ME City, Wyoming,
Silver nutcrscker with nutpicks in case,
Miss Lille and Mr.. Charles Gibson, Sc
dalia.
Two sets Of silver table spoons with pie
knife, Isabel, Fannie and Willie Barth.
Set of silver after dinner coffee spoons in
a very handsome case, Mr.. j. II. Sender.
St Louis.
Psrian marble card receiver, Mesdames
l.. A. Radcliffe aud c. w. Young, Of Kan
sas City.
Silver card receiver, NJ. Crawford.
Hanging lamp with bronze Extrrs, MIR.
ard Mrs. Walt Monroe.
Silver and cut glass bouquet holder, Mrs.
w. Il. Simpson
Whisk broom in plush holder. Sob and
Ell"
Swinging ice pitcher in reprousse work,
Messrs. j. ID. Parks and K. Z. Adams, OF
Holden.
Cabinet Album handsomely bound in
plush, j. V. MURRAY & Co.
Pen and holder, DIR. S. c. james and DIR.
L. F. Murray.
Gold pen and pearl mounted holder in
case, S L. Allen.
Silver ice pitcher, ID S. Barth, ST.
Louis.
Bracket clock of nickla. NJ. {. Barth.
Dinner caster. ". q. Bartie.
Copy If the bisle, richly bound, Mrs. l..
+. Murray.
Silver and cut glass pickle caster, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Evans.
Wedding greeting on a handsomely de-
signed and fringed card, A. &. Altman, St.
Louis.
Complete set of table linen, c. L. Glass
cock and J. r. Quarrels.
Tea caster with three bottles, DR.. and
Mrs. Brent.
Parlor lamp. Miss Maggie Brent.
Card receiver in a design of a silver fan
engraved with the word Lulu" W. X.
kerns.
Carving set, F. Harness and o. Ewing.
Many regrets" were receiv' d, but among
the many guests present were noticed the
following:
Mrs. &. X. Cullers and two daughters,
Mr.. ard Mrs A. NJ. Nelson and daughter
Addie, Mr.. and Mrs Walt Monroe, of Tip
ton; Dr. and Mrs. Brent, w. G. Barth and
son, st. Louis, Mrs. DR.. Woods and daugh-
ter Edns, of Versailles, Mr. and Mrs.
e
Vermont, Mr. and Mrs. Thos trawford, OF
Lon. Elm Mrs Ben Hickman, of Bruce
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Joe. Evans, OF Upton |;
Mrs. Dora Rockies, of Boonville Mr.. and
Mrs. +. A Nelson and two sons, Louis and
Willie; VIM. Floyd and daughter, Mrs.
Mary Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Goode,
If Bunce,on Mr. and Mrs. p r. Floyd, of
Bunceton Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Holiday. of
Function; Senstor and Mrs. Walker.
Messrs. J. X. Quarrels Glasscock and Col.
Allen, of Holden DIR. Edwards. of Holden ;
Rev. Beulah, of Cass County Mrs. Mary
Tucker and son, Messrs. Parks. Adams,
Whittacre, NJ Hall Misses Ella Green.
lease, Minnie Dixon, Annie Ttruston,
Walt. Briscoe, Florence Rockies Mrs. Small
wood and many more.
Directly after partaking Of the breakfast,
the newly welded couple left for Upton,
where they took the east bound train for
st. Louis, when after a brief stay, they
will 20 10 Litch6eld and Chicago, Ill.
They will be absent about three weeks and
then return and make their home in HOl-
den.
The RAZoo wishes Mr.. and Mrs. James,
happiness, heslth, wealth and prosperity,
and trust that they shall long 60 down
the shadows OF the valley" hand in hand.