Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1886-04-09
MARRIED.

CoRLEy-SHAEP-At the residence OF the
brides parents, Mr.. J. L. Corley TO Miss
Lulu Sharp, daughter of Rev. Geo. and
Jennie Sharp, of this city, Wednesday even
ing, march 18th.
a few of the oldt friends of the family
were present. Many valuable presents were
presented to the. couple; most noticeable of
which was a handsome easy chair, beautifully
upholstered, sent by friend from Carthage,
Mo. Other presents from Carthage consist
ed as follows: Silver pitcher from SIX friends:
landscape oil painting. Miss Maud Ried: set
of silver teaspoons, Mrs. NJ. L. Ried and
daughter: embroidered mantle lambrequin,
Miss Lizzie Ried: silver napkin ring, G. 4.
Ross: hand painted pin cushion, Mrs. S. E.
Holt: hand painted pannel, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Wallace; silver card receiver, Misses Dodd
and Scans: hand painted salt celler, John
Ankeney: wall ornaments, Misses Ora Smith
and Edna Caffee; decorated vace, Edna Hoagi
set of salt cellars. Minla Little; cut glass Der
~ dish. Mrs McReynolds; steel engraving.
Mrs. Boyle: silver and amberina fruit basket,
c. class high school: handsome volume OF
Milton. English Literature class; tea set, Mr.
and Mrs. Moorhead, brother-in-law and sis
ter of groom, Bremond. Texas: silver castor,
linen &c, Mr.. and Mrs w j. Corley, pa.
rents of groom, Bremond, Texas. Among
those from friends in Kirksville, was silver
cake basket. Mr.. and Mrs, W I. Baird: sill
yer cake knife, Miss Ernie Owen: handsome
dress point lace handkerchief and lambre-
II A or-ln cut oil. &
ice cream set, Paul Baylor, silver and am
berina fruit dish, L. A. Willard: silver spoon
holder, Miss Sadie Childress, silver call bell
T. NJ. Brown: silver butter knife and sugar
spoon. Isabel Baylor; silver and amberina
celery dish VIM Orr and wife; silver napkin
ring, Laura Brewington; Dozen Bohemian
glass tumblers, sIiss Arwym, Columbus, Ind.
silver and cut glass pickle stand q. d. Elch
elberger; pair of damask towels DR.. and Mrs.
Mitchell: cut glass fruit dish, Mrs. W. +
Smith: Set of fruit knives, Mr.. Marmadukt
and wife: silver card receiver, Mr.. K. NJ
Ringo and wife; crazy work sofa cushion
Mrs. John Caskey: Smyrna Rug, Mr.. Geo. r
Brewington and wife; Honiton lace banker
chief, Mr.. HI. Bayley: silver ladle, MI. Nasol
and wife: Dr. Halls Christian" home, Rev
Geo. Sharp. The marriage ceremoney wa
beautifully rendered by Rev. DR.. Mitchell
after which as if by magic beautifully sup
piled table appeard before us and all signitie'
their appreciation of the palatableness of the
good things by eating heartily thereof. Ih
occasion was one of Joy in the extreme. "
writer never attended wedding where al
partook more of the spirit of real pleasure
The Bride was radiantly beautiful and sci
possessed. The groom is an acknowledge
gentleman which is plainly seen by his genia
department. Miss Mamie who arrived Oh
the morning train and Mr.. Baylor and 6. II
Eichelberger accompanied the bride ant
groom to Moberly and Furgeson. KNOWN!
and approaching miss Lulu as we do, we re
gret to lose her from our midst and regret on
boys did not have the courage to have stoo
off our fortunate Texas friend. JAR.