The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1883-02-02

Bertha Ehleb; set silver knives and forks, Uncle
snd Aunt Schiliinger. silver card receiver hLLe
Thomas Trumbie. hinged wall bracket. Miss W Pc
tersen; ebony stereoscope, etc. silver mounted mr.
SoseRs rc engrsvin Miss Anderson
Mr. Lowe M Walker: caster, Mr and MRS W A En-
CORY; silver napkin rings, Miss Rosa Bartuch,
Roses engraving, Mr. Louis stengei, prone
lamp. Mr. Henry and Miss Sophie rre a sss sagsI
tie Schnger; pickle dish, silver ana grass, Mr he en-
e 1, pfstg l he raaes fail and sun
shine" Miss Minnie and Mr. Will Simpson, land
scape Mr.. j W and Mrs WEIGH, elegant violin bow
Strasser's Onion Band; pickle dish, silver ana
glass Mr. Frank III, Jr knell's reclining chair MT
Charles schllinger rug MT and mrs WON Gll na,d
Mrs Gus Stengel Scotch marble top table,
Mr. and MRS maFk schiIlinger, Moline; a chap n :
Der set three carpets and base burning hester Mr.
and Mrs Fred Ehleb; butter dish, Mr. and Mrs w A
Ehleb; potato masher and rolling pin, George Slmp-
sebili Rnss 2. 'A''' '''''' 'A1 Np'
After the second table" had been faith
fully attended to by Miss Bertha Ehleb and
several fair associates, the tables were
cleared, taken out of the room and Bleuer's
orchestra took up position. which was The
signal for dancing to begin. Grandpa
Schillinger took as his first partner Mrs.
Fred Ehleb and the way the old gentleman
''hoed it down" in lively waltz, his eighty
years notwithstanding. was really wonder
full and was caution to the young gentle
men present subsequently he danced
with his daughters. Mrs. Stengel and Mrs.
Eckerman, and enjoyed himself to the
utmost. While the dancing was at its
height and Uucles Jacob Schillinger and
Fred Ehleb were busy passing refresh
ments, the writer, although extremely leth to
leave such pleasant gathering. where so
much had been done by everybody for his
entertainment, lighted his lantern and
about O'Clock mis- morning quietly slip
ped out and pointed homeward.
Among the guests who h onored the
occasion with their presence-as well as
their presents, were Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Schillinger, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Stengel, Mr. and Mrs. A. Eckerman, Mr..
and Mrs William Ehleb, Mr.. and Mrs
Fra nix Ill. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wolff, Mr.. Nj.
Sc hillinger, Mr.. and Mrs, Chr. Schillinger,
Mr. Henry and Miss Sophia Prick, Mr..
Oh aries Schillinger, Messrs. William and
Louis e. Stengel, Mr.. Fred w. Ehleb,
Miss Lou Schil1inger, Mr.. Frank I'll, Dr.,
a nd Miss Lou Ill, Miss Carrie Schillinger,
(sister of the groom) Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Trumble. Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fries. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jos. Schieberl, Mr.. and Mrs w. Eckert,
Rev. J. s.. McCord, D. D., Mrs. Simp- |
son, Mrs. CORY, Miss Minnie Simpson, |
Miss Julia Anderson, Mr.. William Schil |
Iinger, Mr.. Walker Mr.. William Simpson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schillinger, Jr., Gath |
er and mother respectively of the groom3 |
Miss Bertha Ehleb, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. |
Ehleb, father and mother respectively of |
the bride,) Mr. f. Protar
The newly married will go to house |
keeping at once at the corner of Ninth |
avenue and Twenty-first street and the |
best wishes of the ARGUS are with them
for long, happy add prosperous matri-
nonial career.