The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-10-21
SUBURBAN SIFTINGS.

A WEDDING on THE PRNRlE- OTHER
NEwsLETs THE INTERIOR OF
THE COUNTY.
BUFFALO PRAIRIE, Oct. 10, 1885.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Robbins, of Union
vile, Mo. are visiting relatives here.
Miss Kezia Robbins, of Unionville,
Mo-, is visiting friends in Illinois.
Mrs. Mary V"lkel. of MnrstGn, is quite
seriously i'll. DR.. Cozad, of Reynolds, is
attending her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mayhem. expected to
go TO house keeping this week. but if the
weather continues unfavorable they will
probably wait few days before moving
their household goods.
The Antioch school taught by Miss Ida
McGinnis, closed last week; also the
East Buffalo school taught by Miss Dell
Kistler. Miss Davis school. West Buff
falo, will continue through next week.
Miss Laura Robbins expects to start
for Nebraska this week, where she will
make her future home. She will be very
much missed by friends here, and their
good wishes will accompany her to her
western home.
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
On Wednesday, evening, Oct. IA, at
the residence of the brides parents. oc-
CURED the marriage OF Miss Jessie Drury
and Mr.. c. N. Brawnhnll, of Unionvile,
Mo. The ceremony was performed by
Rev J. s. Lutz at q O'Clock y. m. Miss
May France, OF Avalon, Mo. and Miss
Dell Kistlcr were the brides maids, the
grooms men being Mr.. j. N. Drury OF
Unlonville Mo. and Mr. Il. NJ. Harvey
| immediately after receiving the congrat'
ulatione of their friends the bridal pair,
accompanied by the guests, rel aired to
| the dining room To partake of the boun-
teous repast prepared by Mrs.
Drury The wedding feast was
, all that could be desired i'll any
way, and judging from appearances
was heartily enjoyed by all. Mr.. and
Mrs Bramhall will spend II few days here
visiting old friends, and will then start
for their home at unionvile, Mo. Tie
wedding gifts were both numerous and
beautiful, us the following list will show
Mr.. aud Mrs william Drnry, brides pa
rents, bedroom furniture and queensware;
Mr. and Mrs. Turner, of Unionville, Mo,
deed to lots six co., seven 90 and eight
| (S), in block eight (S), in railroad addi-
ton to unionvilc; Miss Daisy Turner,
table scarf; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Drury,
silver and GLASS fruit stand; Mr.. and Mrs.
John Is. Drury patent rocking chair; MIR.
and Mrs. VIM. kis,ler hanging lamp;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mayhem and Miss Dell
kisiler. CHAMBER set; MIR, and Mrs VIM.
Sloan silver cake knife and butter knife;
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Comstock, of I'm
onyille. set OF silver knives and forks;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Stanley. of Rey>
nolis, H., water set; Frank +. Fisher.
match and cigar stand; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Boney, silver pickle castor; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Boney, salt and pepper castor; MIR.
and Mrs. Lee Robbins. of UnionviIle,
silver butter dish; Miss Sallie Mitch
ell, preserve dish; Mr.. aud Mrs.
John $. Kstler, silver and glass
fruit stand and dessert dishes; w. o.
Robbins and Miss Carrie Slille, of Union>
vile, half dozen silver napkin rings; Mr..
and Mrs. VIM McGinniS, set of silver tea
spoons; Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Dennng, fruit
dish; e W. Harvey, silver butterdish;
Mi,seLettic Dennng, Jelly dish; Mr.. Sam
mel Sloan, set Of silver knives and forks
MIR. and Mrs $. b. Walton, and Miss
Cora Goss, of unionvlle, silver and glass
spoOnholder, sugar bowl and cream pitch
rr; Mr.. and Mrs. +. Castle, lamp stand
II. f McEntire, of Reynolds, Ill. silver
butter dish; J. W. Drury, of Unionville
and Miss May France, of Avalon, Mo
silver cake basket Logan Drury, silver
butter knife; John A. Kisilcr. silver
sugar spoon; Geo. f kistl,r, silver but
terknife; Miss Maggie kisller, of Green's
burg Pa, pin cushion; Miss Kczia Rob
bins. of Unlonvile, pair of towels; Frank
u. Sloan, glass fruit dish; Mr., and Mrs.
ID, p Kistler, counterpane; Mrs MARBLE
class water pitcher; John and Rachel
Bonry, lamp; John Scannel of Union
willie, Tennyson's poems; Ernest and Roy
kisller two bread plates.