Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-02-25

BRIDE Smith. Last Wednesday
morning the wedding bells rang out again,
and few special friends were hidden TO
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Obadiah
Smith. to witness the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Arminda, to John NJ. Nc
Bride of Minneapolis. Rev. G. e. Wright,
assisted by Rev. Alfred Morse, conducted
the ceremony. The bride wore q rich
brown silk, which was most becoming and
never looked lovelier than when standing
BY the side Of her future husband The
refreshments were ample, and were par
taken of with good cheer and an enjoya-
BILE zest which reflected much credit upon
the hostess. The congratulations were
earnest, and heartfelt, but were accompa-
MED by sincere regrets that the bride, one
of Austin's most highly esteemed young
ladies, was to make her home elsewhere
She has. by her untiring industry, with
poor health, and many other hindrances.
acquired a culture and education far in ad-
vance Of many others more favored, and
for several years she has held an honored
and responsible position in our public
school. She goes out from US bearing
with her to her new home the regards and
best wishes of all. Mr. Mcbride has also
been resident of this city, and is held in
high esteem, and we wish for this most
esumable couple every earthly good. Mr..
and Mrs. Mcbride left on the noon train
of the same day for their home in Mime
apolis, which was ready and waiting to
receive her.
The wedding gifts were:
A center table, pair pillows: toilet set II
pieces. 25 yards Gu, peting, table linen and
towels, parents Of the bride.
Luster band dinner set and tea set, parents
Gil, band china tea set, Mr.. and Mrs. F. P.
Mcbride.
Parlor lamp. Ernest and Harlan Smith.
Sly Silver teaspoons Mr. and Mrs. William Belts
| spoons, Mr.. aud Mrs. W. B. Hengsler.
Mcbride.
Damask towels, Mrs. DR.. Fairbanks, Mrs.
Brownsill, Mrs. Vaudeville, Mrs. Eldridge and
Mrs. j. Nj. Sterling.
Painted PLAGUE on easel, groom's Sunday
School class in Minneapolis.
Glass water set. comrades of the groom in
the store OF b. Is. mart, M1nneapOnS.
Linen table cloth. NJ r. and Mrs. Edwin French,
Farbault
Towels, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. French.
! Napkins. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Marcham, Creigh-
| ton, Neb.
| Clock. Mrs. s. L Howell, Philadelphia.
Set o! SOLID silver teasp ons, Mr.. and
Mrs Decker, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs
O.W. Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs Kirkland, Mr. .andMrs. A.
! v. Ellis, DR.. and Mrs. Wheat, Mrs. Short, Mrs
| S. L. Davidson.
| One set table spoons Misses Ella and Sarah
| Cook.
| One Pickle Caster, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Mills.
Clock, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sargent, Calvin and
Chester Decker.
Book. Water World" Mrs. F. A. Richardson
One dozen fruit knives, o. II. Hart, Mime
apolis.
Sugar she'll and butter knife, Mr.. and Mrs.
| j. Hayes.
Water Pitcher and butter dish, C. NJ. Rice.
| Butter knife, Mrs. G. Morse and Mrs. C. vii
| bour.
| Sugar she'll, G. Schleuder.
| Shakspeare's Works, Alonzo Slas and Eddie
! Decker.
Set silver knives Mrs. J. F. Cook and Mrs. C.
H. Davidson.
Picture in frame, Mrs. DIR. HOLSTER.
| Handsome table scarf, made valuable on &C.
| count of its m ny associations and cup anC
saucer, Mrs. F. King.
| Tea towels and holders, Mrs. White.
| Pie knife, Minnie Oar an.
Set table mats, NJ S. c. E. Wright.
! Damask towels, Mrs. Lester.
| Table CLOTH Mr.. and Mrs. o. Ayers.
! Set forks, Brides pupils in public school.
| Table cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson