Dodge City times., 1889-06-13

tifully decorated and laden down with all
the delicacies of the season, a feast for
the Gods to behold, to which all did am
pie justice Mr.. Fred Berg. the cOnfec
toner on this occasion again exhibited
his superior skill, in the art decorative as
shown by the ornamentatiOn of the bride S
and groom's cakes, which exhibited the
work of a genius.
As IS usual on an occasion like this the
small boy was on hand and SO were his
tin horns and tin cans, and the racket
they made vividly recalled to mind of the
writer an old time chavirari.
The bride and groom as well as guests as
sembled were honered by the members of
the silver cornet band with few of their
choicest selections, which were received
amid the plaudits of all present, due ac-
acknowledgement of the compliment was
made to the members by the grOOm's best
man for their kindness and consideration.
As the hour of midnight was fast APP
| preaching the guests departed and the
welded pair were escorted to the depot
where they took the midnight train fer
! Denver and other mountain cities where
they will spend their honeymoon, after
which they hope to return to this city TO
spend IA week or ten days with their
friends at home when they will depart
for their future home Fort Reno, l. T.
The contracting parties have known each
other nearly all their lives, they were
virtually raised together, schoOled in
the same school on the plains of Western
Kansas, and thus formed an early attach
ment and mutual regard for each other.
The bride is cultured young lady, of
unassuming manners and the only daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mueller of this
city, who possesses very large circle OF
personal friends and acquaintances. The
groom like the charming little lady he
now calls his wife, was equally well and
most favOrably known to our earlier set
lers, who for the past seven years how
ever has resided in Rodney, Miss, where
he was managing quite an extensive mer-
camille establishment He is of south
ern birth being the son of Hiram and
Corina Chambliss very prominent and
highly respected family of Louisiana. at
the age of nine his father died. when his
mother with her three children took up
her residence at ST. Louis, Mo-, with her
father where she meet and married her
present husband Mr.. A. ]. Anthony of
this city where they reside. He was
schooled in the public schools OF this city
and there are few young men who
stand higher in the estimation of the peo-
pie of this city or all that may know him
in fact, than does Mr.. John Ii. Chambliss,
and since he has returned to us after an
absence of seven years, and has claimed
for his welded wife, the little playmate
and school girl Emelia. we trust that they
may be content to abide with us and
never regret their action thus voluntarily
assumed and eyer live in the future as in
the past, two loving and confiding mOrtals
where abiding faith in each other may
never lessen. or whose regards for one
another may be daily strengthened
as time goes on.
May Heavens choice st blessing rest
upon them is the wish of the Times.
The followin is list of the presents;
Mr. and Mrs A J Anthony, one dozen
solid silver table spoons.
Mr. and Mrs w Straeter, one sold silver
butter dish.
Mr. and Mrs Churchill, silve, cake
stand.
Mr. and Mrs W W Driskill, silk crazy
quilt
Mr. and Mrs II NJ Beverly, silver berry
spoon and cake knife.
Miss Fannie Fraser, gold plated coffee
spoons.
Miss A G Gilbert, silver fruit knives.
Miss Lulu Baker, silver call bell
solid silver tea spoons.
Otto Muller, napkin rings and individ-
ual castor.
Mrs Fl Delhi, one half a dozen silver
spoons.
Mr. and Mrs ] Duckman, silver tea
spoons and case.
Mr. and Mrs John Lindecker, silver
spoons and case.
Miss Halle Baker, silver berry spoon
and case.
Henry Muller, two individual salts
Miss Fannie Jones. hand painted
sketch, snow and Sunshine"
MIR and Mrs Geo B Cox, half dozen
silver knives and forks.
Mr. and Mrs F Gardner. silver syrup
pitcher.
Mr. and Mrs R W Evans, gold top card
receiver.
Mr. and Mrs T L McCarty, silver cake
basket.
Miss Carrie Markley, silver bouquet
holder.
Miss Bertha Schmidt, half dozen cut
glass goblets.
Mrs r NJ Wright, buffet cover, table
linen and three silk handkerchiefs.
Mrs G NJ Hoover, one damask table
cloth.
Miss Mella Carnahan, one set damask
napkins.
Miss Oracle E Deinst, satin handler
chief case.
Mrs o p Olive, white linen table cloth.
Mrs H C Baker, one pair linen towels
Mrs Z Reamer, white counter-pane.
Mrs r Gsrde, table cloth.
Grandma Koch, beautiful work basket.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Singer. hand painted
PLAGUE and plush frame