Mexico weekly ledger., 1889-10-17

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present from Ohio and Tennessee,
besides the many friends and rela-
tives Of the high contracting par
ties in this county. Rev. Younger
pronounced the ceremony and it
was both impressive and beautiful.
The parlors of the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Tretchell were
literally packed to overaowing
with neighbors and friends, all of
whom had most enjoyable even-
ing. Among those present from
Mexico were R. r. Arnold and
wife, r. M. White, editor LEDGER,
and wife. The supper was just
just such a sumptuous meal as Mrs.
Tretchell knows so we'll how to
serve and there was enough to feed
a regiment after all were through,
although O. P Jones and Bob White
ate enough to make half a dozen
ordinary men sick. The presents
were handsome, numerous and
showed that they had been select
ed with good judgment. The LED
GER joins the many friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Hudson with the warm
est congratulations and are glad to
know they will reside permanent
ly IN Audrain county.
The following is the list of we'd
ding presents presented to Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hudson: Father
and mother of groom, elegant sill
yer castor; Mr.. and Mrs. J. A..
Laing, glass berry stand; Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Collard, vegetable dish;
Mr.. l.. P. Coleman, of Forristell,
No., silver napkin rings; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Matthews, pair linen
towels; Willie and Dave Douglass,
set linen napkins; Mr.. Fred Keller.
halls, glass mustard stand; Miss
Mamie Baker, of Ohio, glass waite,
pitcher; Mr.. Bert Waddington, sci
lgoblets; Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. Orr,
set linen napkins; Finley and An
|nie Johnson, set silver tea spoons
Mr.. Henry HIldebrand, glass
cream pitcher; Miss Kate Hudson
set goblets; Miss Carrie Wright
one dozen spools thread; Andy
Tratchell, set jelly glasses; Miss
Mary Winkler, pair linen towels;
Walter Tratchell, ,counterpane; Mrs
Brown and Mrs. Conrad, Of Ohio,
linen table cloth; Miss Lucy
Tratchell, sister of bride, glass
Ipickle dish; Willie Sallee and sis.
tier, cut glass set; Miss Fena Hill.
derbrand, of Wellsville, silver but.
ter knife; Mr.. and Mrs. II Douglass,
cut glass set; Mr.. John Norrhcutt,
glass preserve stand; Mr.. John
Douglass, glass preserve stand; Miss
Louisa Kellerhalls, beautiful glass
set; Mr.. Ed Northcutt, glass waite,
pitcher; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Valid,
lpair linen towels; Edna and Henri.
etta Douglass, lovely worked pill
low-shams; Mrs. Brown and Mrs
Conrad, of Ohio, set goblets; Miss
Lizzie Duffun, glass berry stand;
miss Carrie Tratchel, sister of the
bride, set china ware; Mr.. Wilkel
Ridgeway, glass berry bowl; G, II
and A. G. Mildred, beautiful glass
lcske stand; Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.
ARNOLD, of Mexico, lovely silver
|pickle castor; Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Hilderbrand, glass berry stand; Pei
land Crock Horrison, silver butter
knite G. Blum & Co., of Mexico
lovely counterpane; Mr.. and Mrs
o. P. Jones, beautiful silver pickle
lcastor; Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Orr. sci
Igoblets; Mr. Bobie Tratchell,
set linen napkins; Mrs. w. H.
Tratchell, mother of the bride, sci
furniture; Mrs. c. L. Fairre, o
Galesburgh, Mo-, fine chair tidy
Miss Dodie Tratchell, cut berry
bowl; Miss Kate Tratchell, of Ten
nessee, set cut sauce dishes; Mis-,
Maggie McGrathe, glass cake stand
Miss Nett:e Tratchell, crocheted
chair tidy; Lalie and Romie Lee
Fairre, of Galesburg, NO., fin.
towel; Mr.. W. H. Tratchell, father
of the bride, check for 500; Mr