Mexico weekly ledger., 1890-11-13
A HAPPY OCCASION.
Marriage of Mr.. Elzie ID. Har-
rison, of Beaver Dam, to
Miss Lizzie Buckner,
Of AuxvaSse.
orrespcndepce OF the Ledger.

MISS A1ZZlc |
Of Auxvasse.
OF the Ledger.
BEAVER DAM, Nov. 1l.-On
Wednesday morning, October 20, a
large number of invited friends and
relatives left Beaver Dam for Aux
vase to witness united in the bonds
of matrimony, Mr.. Ellie D. Har-
rison, one of Beaver Dams pros
porous young farmers, to MISS Liz
zie Buckner, one of Callaway's
most accomplished young ladies.
The nuptlal knot was tied at the
Auxvasse Presbyterian Church, at
about II O'Clock, by Rev. Cowan,
and the church was crowded with
the many friends of the contracting
parties. The church was also
nicely decorated with evergreens
and flowers. Near the altar, and in
front of which was formed a beau
tiful arch of evsrgreens decorated
with natural flowers; near the top
of the arch was the initial H, on
the right was the letter L, on the
left, E. The bride was arrayed in
brown silk henrietta with crocheted
silk ornaments; gray velvet hat
with gloves to match. The brides
maids wore black silk henrietta,
and dark velvet hats and gloves to
match. The groom wore conven-
tlonal black. The attendants we're
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Buckner, Mr..
Frank Crockett an Miss Annie
McAfee. The happy couple, after
the wedding, left for Mexico, where
they took the train for Kansas
City. After sojourning in that city
several days they returned. The
reception took place at the resi-
dence of W. D. Harrison, father OF
the groom on the 9th inst, at which
place a sumptuous feast awaited
them. One hundred and twenty.
five invited guests were present,
and all we're justly proud of the
royal way in which Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Harrison and family had
entertained them. At the usual
hour dinner was announced and
we will not attempt to describe the
good eatables for we would fail,
Suffice il to say as We entered the
dining hall, Puella noticed the ia
bles we're not only beautifully dec
Grated but loaded with all the lux
uries the mind could wish for
which all partook of freely. Mr.
and Mrs. Ellie Harrison will re
side on the we'll improved farm
known as the Dawson property
which the groom purchased SOM
time ago. To Mr.. and Mrs. Han
rison the LEDGER joins in wishing
them much joy as they glide dow
the rugged stream of life. TIL
happy pair were the recipients o
many presents. We give complete
list given at wedding and recep
ton:
Oil painting, marble top cente
table, glass water set, silver cak
baskets, pair vases, stand lamp
{ beautiful parlor lamp, dozen chin
soup bowls, silver butter knife
? glass water pitcher, cut glass sala'
j.. dishes, silver pickle castor, tire
sets of silver tea spoons, imports
China dinner set, set of sllve
. knives ana forks, frosted and am
Der fruit bowl and dozen saucers
two sets cut glass fruit bowls an
saucers, handsome manicure sci
! pair of toilet bottles, three doze,
OF linen napkins, handsome dresse
scarf, pair of handsome lace cul
tains, handsome willow rookie,
: cabinet bracket, pair of beautiful
wash stand mats, one whisk broor
holder, two and one.half doze
linen towels, twenty yards bleech
ed sheeting, two linen table cloths
handsome chair tidy, white sill
kerchief, bread box, white be
spread, two beautiful Turkish rugs
l handsome vase jar, decorated ladle
ivory and plush hassock, hand
some bed room set, large parlo
lamp, jar of pickles, beautiful pie
ture, glass berry bowl, pepper an
salt castor, silver ladle, one ha.
d dozen silver spoons, butter knit
and sugar spoon, set of silve
knives and forks, set of silver MAJ
kin rings, elegant vase jar, pr,
serve stand, two pair of handsom
vases, two dozen napkins, fou
:. pair of towels, one table liner
one pair of walters, one carpe
one comfort, one Marseilles quill
one cabinet pictures of nieces, or
picture, solid silver fruit caske
handsome clock by groom's littl
brother, Charley. PUELLA.
A Frog Child.
A child was born in Birmin,
ham, England, on September q
ub;ob ba,.o o+-oon rasor,blo-