The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1886-11-12
ORANGE BLOSSOMS.
Warner-Ellsbury.

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On Sunday, November 7th, 1856, at II m.,
at the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by
the Rev. B. P. Spalding, Mr.. James A. Warner
and Miss Eva Ellsbury,. both OF Hope. There
was numerous company present on the occa-
sion. The young couple have host of friends
who wish them a long and happy life. The
presents were numerous aud elegant, consist
ing Of tho following: Miss Blanche Ellsbury.
Tower City, gilt frame oil painting; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. v. Smith, Tower City, silver cake bas-
ket; Miss Laura Moslrosh, Tower City, silver
butter dish; Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Paul, carving
knife and fork; Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Merriell,
coffee and tea pot; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Masters,
doz. silver knives: Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Whis-
nand, set Of fiat irons; VIM. Doherty, large
French plate mirror; G. A. Luce, silver cake
basket; F. H. Miller, Tower City, silver castor;
H. w. McGovney and J. H. McCulon, doz
silver spoons and doz silver forks; E. H.
Thurlow, wash tub, wringer, wash board, mop
stick, scrub brush and soap; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
N. Ellsbury, full set dishes ald glassware; A..
F. Warner and family full bedroom set; Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Ellsbury, Tower City, deed Of
2 lots in first addition to Hope; Mrs. T. +.
Messenger, Tower City, silver butter knife,
sugar spoon and pair pillows. Mr.. and Mrs.
GA. Warner, table cloth and pair towels;
Miss Grace Warner, pair towels; Miss Julia
Elsbury, glass water set; Miss Minnie Ellsbury,
silver castor; Miss Nettie Ellsbury, 8 pair tow
els; MIR. and Mrs. w. ]. Milligan, pair blankets;
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Patterson, glass cake stand;
Miss Nllie Ellsbury, Tower City, toilet bottle
with silver stand; Miss Florence Ellsbury,
Tower City, silver butter dish; Mr.. Theodore
and Miss Minnie Wbisnand, lamp; Mr.. H. S.
Morris, glass water pitcher; Mr.. L. A. Roney,
coffee pot; Mr.. Archie Miligan, toilet bottle Of
perfume; Miss Fannie CLiIcote, painted banner;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fish, table cloth and napkins;
Baby Ellsbury, Maltese cat.
MOrris-Whisnand.
Wednesday, November 10th, 1885, at ii a.
H., at the residence Of the BRIDES parents In
Broadlawn township, by Rev. ]. 3. Baldwin,
H. S. Morris to Minnie A., daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Whisnand. A large number Of the
friends of the contracting parties assembled
to witness the ceremony, and many were the
congratulations and good wishes showered
upon the happy twain for their happiness and
prosperity in the years to come. The follow,
ing were among the numerous presents:
Broadlawn Sunday school, S15.65 for chorister;
R. A. Pope aud wife, table cloth; Ed Fuller
and Ed Mccormack, hanging lamp; G. II.
Newton and wife, glass cake stand; d. w.
McGovney, set table spoons; B. F. Walden, set
table spoons; W. H. Pope and F. j. Hughes,
castor; w. E. Whisnand and wife, set of cold
handled irons; J. A. Warner and wife, set of
glass. sauce and pickle dishes. Robert Whis-
and Lew Roney, plush clock; James
Whisnand and wife, set Of chairs; Theodore
and Gus Whisnand, bedroom bureau; James
Whisnand, Jr, glass water pitcherl William
Morris, 800, Mra William Morris, box 81
bed clothes, bed springs and connterpane;
Dora Norris silver table and tea spoons and
set Of knives and forks; Aggie Morris, pair Of
towels; Edith Morris, glass cream pitcher;
May Brooks, set Of tea spoons; w. L Warrey,
carving knife and fork; Mabel Smith, set of
glass sauce dishes; L. e. Regan and wife.
granite wash pan; W. h. q. Roney, wash