Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-08-12
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MARRIED..
In CLAY county, Dakota. on Wednesday,
Augnstli th, 1886. at 4 o'clock p. M, Ellcry b..
Dunn and Cora Lawrence, Rev. NJ. L. Kicker
son, of Lodi, officiating.
1t is the same aged, but nevers old
story that we might relate with pleasure
concerning the above, of the two Young
people whose hearts do beat as one, who
are joined together in u bond so holy
| that man ought not 30 possess power to
tear asunder. This was indeed o happy
affair. The two principals we're sur
rounded by o host of admiring friends
and relatives and the pain of parting
with home is alleviated by knowledge of
the fact that they cannot renal in this
vicinity and get outside of the circle of
friends which surrounds them. We
refrain from pen pietnring either the
groom or the bride RS they nre residents
OF this section, and ns their marriage cos
tnmea were cnnyentinna! what more
need we say. The ceremony took place
at the BRIDES father'sItarm house, about
fourteen northeast from Yankton and
as the preparations for the event had
long been under consideration every.
thing went off as smoothly as a mar
riage bell, Thos. 8. Dickson, o! this city,
and Miss Ella Fargo. of Gtyville, acted
as second people and the quartette stood
under a h)wery canopy whilst the knot
was tied. After an exchange of con-
gratulations the party repaired to the
dining room and entered into a hearty
discussion of the good things heaped
high on the hospitabie Lawrence table.
To the geniel county assessor OF Yank-
ton County, e I'll. Dunn and his bride
we extend hearty congratulations and q
" n that their way down life's path
be strewn with roses.
The following is a list of the wedding
gifts:
Silver pickle dish-Mr. @. e Fleet,
Silver pickle DISH. Fitzsimnous.
Hand painted toilet bottles-Mrs. DR..
Vanderhnle.
Two napkin rings-Miss Bertha
Olsen.
Glass set-Miss Bertha Fi.z.
Bureau and mirror-Mrs. ID. o. Law
renee.
Cow-Mr. d, o.. Lawrence.
Silver Observation-Disclosures Dunn.
Counterpane-Sister Oliver.
Silver castors-Sister Carrie.
One-half dozen tesspoons-Sistel
Nettie.
Bedstead-Ms. ind Mrs. +. p. Harden,
Miss Matthews, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. A.
Smith.
Washbowl and pitchef-Mr. and Mrs.
Kohlt.
Vase and bouquet-Mrs. NJ. e.
tIaskins.
Silver butter knife-Chsrles Law
renee.
Sugar spoon-Mr. and Mrs. Bristol.
Fruit alsh-Mrs. H. Bines.
Fruit dish-Don Ienbrook.
Two silver spoons-Mrs. Augusta
Radd and daughter Bastua.
Damask table spread-Mrs, j. A.
Rudd.
Clock-Mrs. Arthur Rudd.
One dozen napkins-Miss Jennie
Rudd.
Money order $43-Mies Pards.
Gold BOWED berry spoous--Mrs.
L hDOutHS
Camp chair rs. 7. @. Etdridge.
Landscape pioture-T. G. Eldridge.
Knit tidy-Mrs. I'll. II. Smith.
One-half dozen silver knives-Mr. and
Mrs. e. L. Fuillet.
One-half dozen silver forks--Mr. and
Mrs. a. j.. Faux jr.
ssBird and Cage-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
k,ncel.
Hand worked tidy-Miss Eva G.
Bagley.
Extension table and spread and gold
band tea set-Mrs d. A. Dunn.
Toilet se.-Mr. and Mrs. Caya,
Blue glass water set-Mr. Frank
Smith.
Table cloth and towels-Mr. and Mrs,
N. M. Hill.
Set majolica plates-Miss May Beadle.
Framed mosto-Miss Lizzie Lawrence.
Table cloth Mr.. and Mrs. John Babb.
Napkins-Miss Ella Babb.
Fruit dish-Mr. and Mrs. d. j. Stat
ford.
Salt stand-Gracie Stafford.
Fruit stand-Mrs. Minnie Volen.
Stained glass castor-Miss Ella Fargo.
Dinner castor-Mr. and Mrs. j. O.
Lawrence. .
Pickle tray-Mr. L. s. Dickson.
Family blble-Mr. s. s. Dunn.
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