Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-03-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

MARRIED-At the residence of the bride'
mother, in Ironton, Mo-, by Judge DingeI
on Thursday evening, February 23d, 1888
Mr.. AUGUST WINKLER to Miss ADALINl
GRANDHOMME-all of Ironton.
AT half-past seven O'Clock, exactly, tn,
young couple, attended by the bridesmaid
and "best man," marched into the drawing
room, where in the presence of numerous
guests, they were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony. After congratulations,
sumptuous supper was served, of which al
partook. This was followed by social tall
and an inspection of presents which were
elegant, costly and numerous. Then tn,
guests took their departure, after agar
pressing their congratulations upon the new
made husband and wife. To these we bee
leave ito .aaadd our good wishes for future
prosperity and happiness.
The bride and groom took the train for St
Louis, and spent a portion of the honeymoon
down to every day life.
The following is list Of the presents:I
From the Groom, pair diamond earnings
Mrs. A. Grandhomme, lace bed set and towels
L. Giovanoni and wife, chamber set.
Clara Grandhomme, bronze picture frames.
Jacob Grandhomme, night lamp
F. Dinger and wife, set of Enterprise irons.
Mollie Dinger, bowl and pitcher.
Herman D1nger table cloth and towels
Ida Dinger, caps for bride and groom.
Bertha Dinger, silver sugar-spoon.
II. Weise and wife. towels.
Capt. Searle and wife, red plush toilet case.
Jay and wife, silver castor.
Grandmother, bed cover.
Mrs Walter. pieced quilt.
Mary Walter, pickle dish.
Ms. Roden, table cloth.
Mary Roden, satin emb' thermometer PLAGUE.
Annie Rasche, glass water set.
Mrs. Schleuter berry bowl.
John Cowhey, beautiful hanging lamp.
C.. Stoll, felt embroidered tabIe-cover,
A.Roehry and wife, cake stand desert dishes sc.
Geo Schultz and wife, cake stand and towels.
Master Louis Schultz, small tray and vases.
Master Freddy Schultz, small tray, mug, &c.
Mrs. Rutschman, towels.
Mary RutSchman, napkins.
Mrs. =. Schultz, table-cloth and towels.
H. N. Collins and wife, carving set.
N. Bishop, hand-basket and scissors.
Mrs. Schmitz. table-cloth and napkin.
J; Fleming and wife, whisk broom and case.
W; G; Patton. napkins w. R. Edgar, towels.
T. s. Lopez & Sons, silver card stand.
Mrs. II. L. Resting. napkins.
Paul Patton. dishpan and potato-masher.
P. r. C:isp and wife, decorated colored glasses.
Block and wife, table CLOTH
Miss Maggie Good, polka dot lamp.
s. e. Bnford and wife, bedspread and napkins
henry Adoiph, table cloth and napkins.
Aug. Rieke and wife. too many to enumerate.
Miss Ella Halter. hand painted mirror
WilltReese, water set with tray.
Miss Ella BreSin, fancy lamp table.
j t. Axe and wife, bedspreads.
Chas. Kindel, glass water set and vases
Jos. Callow, silver cake basket.
Miss Mary Kocher, crumb tray and brush.
Miss Annie PeetZ. tablecloth
Miss Norah Kolb. goblets
Loewe1sein Bros, silver pickle castor.
J. Schwab and family, chamber set.
II. Davis and family, Photographic lbLm.
W. a. Byeis and wife, travelling lunch ba sket.
Whitworth anu Fletcher. willow rocking chair.
VIM. Gregory, silver castor.
Wilt & Streiff. St Louis, parlor lamp.
Ed Engelman s. wife, Cape Cir, napkin rings.
E. D. AXE and wife, family bible.