Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-28
JacobSonS Remedy For Better for Worse.
Governor Oglesby's Gift to a
Missouri Man.
MARRIAGE OF HIS DAUGHTER OLIVE

The lucky Groom Being MIR. c. A. sny-
der, of Kansas City-An Acquaintance
Formed on Visit West Proves Case
of Love at First Sight. the Course of
which Runs Smoothly to u Happy
Union.
SPRINGFIELD HIS, Dec 25-A charming
little romance of few months duration ter
minated last night in a happy wedding at
st. Paufs Episcopal church. Last summer
Miss Olive 0glesby, eldest daughter OF Gov
ernor Oglesby, visited the west to attend
the wedding of a School-frlend In attend
aHce on the JOYOUS occasion was a man of
modest but distinguished bearing. 1t was
| case OF love at first sight The modest but
/ courteous gentleman was introduced to the
/ demure young lady from Springfield as
| Chester Allen Snyder, of Kansas City, and
/ she to him as the daughter of the governor
/ OF Illinois Mr. Allen was wldower and
father of a little daughter. Miss OSiesby
returned to her home at the Illinois executive
mansion, but her heart was in the keeping
| of another. Cupid was not idle and the
respondence that ensued drew the couple
closer and closer together
at naught on this occasion. Tie course of
/ true love ran smooth, and last night at 8
o'clock Chester A. Snyder, of Kansas City,
and Miss Olive Ogleshy were married at st.
Paul's Episcopal church of this city. In al
litson to those in attendance from Spring
field there we're present many guests from
/ Chicago, Lincoln, Elkhart, Decatur and va
rlous parts of the state The ceremony was
/ ID
mour, bishop of the Springfield Episcopal
diocese, assisted by the rector, the Rev,
Frederick W. Taylor
The best man on the occasion was Alex
ander Fraser, of Kansas City. Tue bride
maids were Miss Louise FeIicite Ogiesby,
sister of the bride, and Miss BeIie V4nnigir
hoz, of Decatur The maids IN attan Ian ce
WERE Miss Florence Glandn, nf Louisville;
Miss Lulie Roberts, of Old Mission, Mich.
Miss Grace Kellogg. of Chicago, and Mis-
Alice Bunn Miss Louise Blsrk ani Miss
Sophie Fowler, of Springfield The ushers
were Messrs Robert Oglesby. brother of the
bride; Hiram G. Keays, of Eikhart; John
W. Black, of Spring field, and William $.
Gaylord, W d Gregory, and Marvin
Hughtt of Chicago
The bride was charmingly dressed in gar
ment of sole granite en- trains. over petit
coat draped with mousseline de sole and
Valenciennes. She was adorned with gar
lands of natural Roman hyacinthe and wore
beautiful necklace and ornament Of dia.
monds, the gift of the bridegroom The
maids in attendance wore gowns of NOUS
selne de sole with corsages of different
materials aud carried punches of roses,
bound with streamers of ribbons to fans OF
white gauza and pearl, the gifts OF the bride.
The two maids of honor were both dressed in
gowns of white silk null with ssshes of MORE
and tulle wells and each carried lunches Of
piuks and maiden hair ferns The presents
were costly and numerous.
After the wedding a reception was ten
dered the happy couple at the executive
mansion, which was attended by tue state
officers and their families, the GOVERNOR
staff in uniform, and friends of the brid'
and groom from all over the country
Among the guests present from other cite
were; Governor elect ami Mrs Fifer o
Bloomington; Mr. and Mrs Edwin Wilson
of Kansas City; M. A. J. Snyder and wifi
and daughter Lillie, of Kansas City, Mr.
and Mrs J. Peidicori, Mr. and Mrs V. P
, Brandon, Mr. and Mrs l. B Burrows, Mr.
= and Miss Johns, Mr.. Will Ennis, and Mr.
/ Harry Hays of Decatur; Mr. and Mrs. E D
q Bliun, Mr.. and Mrs J. P Gillett, Mr. aut
a / Mrs J F. Hin, Miss Charlotte Gilett, Mis-
/ Latham and Miss Beck Of Lincoln
I At the close Of the reception at the man
sion the newly married pair left on the mid
a night tram Tor New York, going by way q
r Chicago. From New York they will go t
/ California to spend the winter after whic
o their future some will lie in Kansas CITY
|. where Mr.. SNYDER is largely engaged in d