Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1890-09-18
LINDAHL--HANSO

In the town of Rudolph, this county,
is located. This home was the scene of
great rejoicing among relatives and
friends the 9th inst. The occasion
being the marriage of their son John to
Miss Josephine Hanson, of Chicago.
About one hundred guests responded
TO their invitations and crowded their
large residence on this occasion. The
hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Lindahl
was unbounded and everybody was
made to feel that they should enjoy
every moment. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Jubelin, of
Ogema, at o'clock p. m. in the usual
marriage ceremony of the Lutheran
Church. After the marriage service
was over congratulations were extended
wishing the happy pair prosperous
joyous future. A well spread and
bountiful table was laden with the
good things usually served on such
occasions which was partaken of with a
relish. The day was pleasant one
and everybody present report most
enjoyable time
The bride was dressed in cream
cashmere prettilY made and wore a
corsage boquet of natural flowers. She
was attended by Misses Sophie Johnson
and Ada Millenbah as bridesmaids
The groom was dressed in conven-
tional black and attended by Messrs.
Oscar Hanson and Nathaniel Anderson.
The young people were the recipients
Of large number of elegant presents.
Hereto attached is list of them:
One parlor Set--Mr and Mrs. Hanson, Oscar
Hanson and Nathaniel Anderson.
Family Bible-NIr. and Mrs. A. Lindahl.
Extension table,. Lindahl, Sr.
Music box-~Mrs Smith, of Chicago.
Silver tea sst-AIr. and Mrs. D. Walters, Mr..
and Mrs. G. SWensOn, Mrs. Carlson, Misses B.
and A. Johnson all of Chicago.
Set silver table and tea spoons-Mrs Warren,
Chicago.
Silver butter knife-AIr and Mrs. F. Noel, of
Merrill.
Chamber set-ATr. and Mrs. J. LaMadline
Parlor set-Mr. J. P. Scott.
One dozen napkins-Mr. and Mrs. Kronholm.
Hanging lamp-Mr Henry Millenbah, Misses
Ada and Mary Millenbah.
Set silver table spoons knives and forks-Mr
and Mrs j. Rick.
Silver pickle dish-Mr. s. Wordlund
Decorated glass water set, tray and salt cellar
Miss Ida Swanson, Chicago.
Two tides and silver sugar tongs-AIrs G.
Wilson, Chicago.
Chamber set-Mrs. C. Nord and Pete Benson
Rad n
Pair towels" E. Warner
Tidy and pair of towels-Mr and Mrs. J.
Granger.
Pair of towels-Mr. and Mrs. J. Coulthart.
One dozen napkins-Mr and Mrs Ben Hansen
Tidy-lTiss D. Hause.
Bed spread-Mr. and Mrs. c. Benson.
Bed spread j. Larson.
Glass tea set-'' P. MOberg
Observation-Disclosures Moberg.
Bed spread-Mr. j. Melander and G. Ogren.
Decorated glass water set, tray, finger bowl and
wine glass-Mr. and Mrs E. Lawrence.
Large picture eframc-LaWrence Negulskey.
Large oil picture and frame-sophie and Emil
Johnson.
Table mat, brush and pan, pickle dishes, two
salt cellars set OF individual butter dishes-Miss
Mamie Larson, Minneapolis
Oil ricture-Mr. and Mrs n. Larson.
Paper -rack-August Berg.
LOunge-Mr. and Mrs C. Nord, J. C. Nord,
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs J. Casberg,
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Nelson.
Two dollars--John and C. Newman.
Spittoon-Mr. and Mrs. D. Couvi1.
Glass water set and tray-Mr. and Mrs. J.
Larson.
Large sauce and fruit dish-Mr and Mrs. ].
Christensen.
Large picture and frame-Chas. Ekelund, Pete
Peterson and Annie SWenSOn.
Bed Spread-Mr and Mrs. S. Kronholm.
Set silver tabIespoons-NIr. and Mrs. Nels
Johnson
Glass cake stand-Miss Tillie Withers.
Glass bread plate, pickle dish and decorated
milk pitcher-Mr. and Mrs. +. Burns.
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