The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1885-12-10
MEATH THE BRIDAL BELL.
Marriage OF George w. Aster and Miss
Bertha Ehleb Last Evening by
Rev. Wright.

The happy event in fact the happiest
In life time to two-was that which
took place at the residence of Mr. Fred
Ehleb on Fourth avenue and Twentieth
street at 8 o'clock last evening 1t was
at the place and hour named that Rev j.
III. Wright, of the Christian chapel, pro-
nounced Mr.. G. W. Aster and Miss Der
tina Ehleb man and wife. The attendants
to the bridal couple were Mr.. Fred Ehlob,
Jr., brother TO the bride, and Miss Cora
Aster, sister TO the groom, and the ceres
mony was performed in the presence of a
large gat hering of relatives and friends
OF the happy young couple. The rooms
had been beautifully and tastefully deco
rated in honor of the occasion. After the
ceremony, a splendid wedding supper was
enjoyed by ALL and then the presents
were displayed. A more elaborate and
extensive array has not been the gift of
a Rock Island bride for some time
The groom is son of Supervisor and
Mrs. John Aster, of the Pioneer
bakery and is one of Rock Islands most
popular young citizens, and is in
his fathers employ. The bride is a daugh>
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehleb, and
grace. Mr.. and Mrs. Aster will commence
| housekeeping Immediately at No. COB
| Seventeenth street, fine residence built
expressly for their use.
The list is so appropriate and complete
that through request on the part of the
ARGUS, we are allowed to publish 1t In
full:
| Silver tea set, groom to bride silver
cake stand and knife, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen.
ry Tremann; butter dish and knife, Frank
Iii, Jr., and j. w. Tremann; berry dish
and silver stand Mr.. and Mrs. H. Whit
erbeng, ST.; fruit stand, Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. Schillinger; china dinner set.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Whittenberg, Jr.; silver
water set. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Q. Iiartz
student lamp, Mrs. r. lIarlz; dozen silver
spoons, Mr.. Hugh and Misses Matte and
Mary Ralston; half dozen silver spoons
Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Schneider; pickle
caster, Mr.. and Mrs. Bogess painted
PLAGUE and two painted Shells Siste
Mary Dolo Rosa; easel, Bernie Whitten>
berg; chamber set, Mr.. Ecker and Miss
Clench, St. Louis; silver nut set, Mr.. anC
Mrs. William Totten; chamber set, Mr.
Pfoh and Mr.. Tindall; steel engraving
handsomely framed. Charles and CAllie
Schillnger; pair of pictures, Frank Young
ard Lena Ludolph; picture, viii Ehlcb
pickle castor. Miss Tiliic Weymouth
silver preserve dish, Mr.. and Mrs
; Frank Ehleb; half dozen knives and forks
Mrs. Betz and Mrs. Sease; hanging lamp
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Huesing; bangl,
board, Miss Peterson; whisp case Mr.
and Mrs Sharp; match case, Mrs. NJ. Cur
ry; table cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Fehl
man; lap robe, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ludolph
blanket Mr., and Mrs, Miller
dining table, Mr.. Fred Ehleb
Jr.; vase, Miss Louise Halter; bee
room set, carpets clock, and genera
household furniture, Mr.. and Mrs. Free
Eh!eb; Radiant Home" heating stove
Willard Baker g. Co.. 4; "ClmaX' cool
stove, w. l.. Aster; halt dozen teas pooh
and butter knife, Mr., and Mrs A. J. l.
=. Claire. Davenport; silver caster, Mise
Cora and Madge Aster; deed to hous
and lot corner Sixth avenue and Seven
tee nth street, Mr.. and Mrs. John Aster
half dozen knives, forks and spoons, Mr.
and Mrs. j. Schillinger.
A number of congratulatory message
were received from various parts of tn
, county, attesting to the wide acquaintanc
the young couple has abroad as we'll IA
al home.