Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-05-05
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
| From the Morgan CO. Papers.

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VIM. r. Vanorsdall plowed up last
week on his place on Warm Spring
Ridge, medallion, which, with old
citizens revives memories of the long
past. The medal we presume is made
of pewter, and bears onOne side like
ness Of Martin Van Buren, with the
inscription /" Martin Van Buren, &
Democracy" On the other side a
pair of scales with the inscription
Our Principles are Justice and
Equality" 1t bears the date March
II, 1841.
AS this is. leap year every woman is
entitled to sleep on the front side OF
the bed and to get up in the morning
to build fires. The husband who re-
fuses to allow her to enjoy these rights
is worse than brute.
April IS, by Rev. A. M. Horn, VIM.
Fl. Butts and Miss Mary E. Poole.
April %, by. Rev. s.. s.. Troy, Geo.
w. Oxford and Mrs. Mary Divel.
WEDDING BELLs.--At the Method
list Episcopal Church, South, Monday
evening, April 23d, 1888, at 8 o'clock,
Mr.. Edwin Caskey, of Martinsburg,
w. Va, and Miss Martha Nixon, of
this place, were happily united in the
bonds of matrimony by the Rev. III.
P. Hamill in accordance with the
beautiful and solemn rites of that
Church. The many friends of the pop
ular groom and fair bride filled the
audience room of the church to over
flowing, and promptly at the hour
above named the wedding party were
conducted up the aisle to the altar by
the ushers, Messrs. VIM. Perry and
A. V. Douglass, while Miss May Rit-
zell executed in excellent style the
Wedding March upon the organ, after
which the twain were pronounced
husband and wife in an impressive
manner by the officiating clergyman,
Mr.. Joseph Miller and Miss Maggie
Linn performing the pleasant duty of
groomsman and bridesmaid. I'M
mediately after the cefemony the
united couple repaired to the home of
the bride where sumptuous repast
of the good things of this life were
spread and heartily enjoyed by those
who were the invited guest of the
evening. The Tribune joins the
many friends of the bride and groom
in wishing them happy and prosper
GUS journey through life.
Silver butter dish. Geo. w. Riley !;
water set, Ushers; set goblets, Mrs. S.
G. Troupe pair of towels, David Long;
butter knife, M. F. Davis; night
lamp, Maud Chrisman teaspoons, J.
81. Miller; napkin ring, May Ritzell J;
towels, Maize Scott; broom, Bruce
and Lula Nixon; pickle castor, Geo.
p. Warner; water set. j. w. and j. l..
Scott napkins, Annie HINES; tidy,
Sallie Pugh butter dish, Mrs. M. E.
Gerard silver castor, j. A. Nixon ;
butter dish, l.. Nixon; napkins, Mol
lie Perry towels, Minnie Linn; tow
ell, Clayton Linn napkins, Fannie
Timmons; napkins, Maggie johnson ;
table cloth, John Easter and wife
towels, Mrs. Fred Brown; handker-
chiefs, Maggie Linn; bed spread, E.
III. Davis and wife; fruit plates, Mrs.
M. V. Cation; salt cellars, Annie
Fazenbaker; toilet box, Blanche and
Bertha Chrisman; trunk, Mrs. Linn ;
silk veil, Mrs. Lemuel Nixon.
Among thsse who attended the
wedding from a distance were Mr..
John Maine and wife, Miss Annie
Kimmel, Messrs. John Potter and
VIM. Scarlet, and William and Ida
Caskey, all of Martinsburg, and Miss
Ida Troupe, of Piedmont. The bride
and groom went to Martinsburg on
Tuesday evening .-Keyse1' Tribune.