Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-10-21

GARDss VALLEY, Oct. l6, 1890.

Married. on Oct. 10th. at the res
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Craig, in Gar
der Valley, Mr.. Michael HALEY. OF
Horseshoe Bend, and Miss Maria
Craig, Of Garden valley.
The groom is one Of Boise county's
best and most influential young men;1
the bride one of Garden Valleys
young ladies, whose social and amia-
BILE traits have endeared her to every
one who knows her. Fully seventy
i've guests graced the occasion. At
= o'clock z. y. the bridal party, with
Mr.. Thomas HALEY as groomsman
and Miss Rachel Craig IS bridesmaid,
entered the room amid the strains Of
the wedding march, executed in ex-
cellent style by Miss Nora HALEY on
the organ. The bride was dressed in
white silk, trimmed with handsome
lace and orange blossoms. with .
beautiful wreath and long tulle veil
to match. The bridesmaid wore pink
satin covered with fine white lace and +
flowers. Groom and groomsman
wore the customary attire. Rev.
Father Hendrickx tied the knot in
most impressive and solemn manner,
after which handshaking and congrat-
ulations followed, all present wishing
the happy young couple what they |
justly deserve, viz: A long, happy
and prosperous union. Refreshments
having next been served, everyone
went to the large and spacious hall,
where they tripped tho light fantastic
to excellent music furnished bv Phillip
Ranft and John Mcbride until mid
night, when they were again sum-
moned to the house to partake of one
of the finest suppers ever spread be-
fore man. Dancing was then re
sumed and continued until morning.
The following is list of valuable
presents to Mr.. and Mrs. Haley:
An elegant silver jewel casket, by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Myer; fine silver
butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Church; elegant solid silver cake
basket, by Mr.. and Mrs. John Cor
man; half dozen silver knives and
forks, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mills; hand
some plush album, Miss Mary Rat
thier; fine glass cake stand and gold
lined cup and saucer; Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcbride; beautiful silver butter dish,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Lippincott; ele-
giant silver pickle castor, Miss Stasia
Mills; glass pepper and salt castor,
Mr. and Mrs. Stockton and Annie
Van Wrinkle; splendid silver cake
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Leary; hand
some silver castor, Mr.. John Reagan;
fine pair OF silver napkin rings, Miss
Katie Moriarty; elegant silver butter
dish, Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Lnney; fish
knife, Thos. Hart; handsome individ-
ual set, Mr.. Jas. McDevitt, Jr.; fine
linen bedspread, table cloth and half
dozen napkins, Mrs. Wetzel and
Matthew Zapp; elegant pair of vases,
!, Willie and Maggie Charters; hand
some silver card receiver, fancy glass
set and fine center table cover, Mrs.
> A. Straus; silver spoon holder, S. G.
Silsby; elegant plush album and sofa
n pillow, Miss Maggie Craig; fine
= raised plush rug and half dozen knives
> and forks, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Forrest
fine silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. McDevitt; silver spoon holder,
i Frank Maloy; ten dollar greenback,
Mr.. N. Carpenter and family; fancy
II glass set, Mr.. and Mrs. Charters
y three fine linen towels. Miss Sarah
Moore; half dozen goblets, Johnnie
y and Sammy Charters; very handsome
rs hanging lamp, Mrs. Carrigan and
10 family; fine castor, Mss Amelia Sit
d tig; half dozen silver knives apo
forks, Miss Lizzie Ellis; fine liner
ID table cloth and half dozen napkins
in Peter Zapp; handsome castor. Dan
At Jones; fine carving set, Mr.. and Mrs
Or Stephen Dempsey; elegant berr,
d. dish, Chas. Myer; very handsom
=, glass water set, Miss Rachel Craig
Il flowers and vase, Mr.. and Mrs. A
- Beard; fine Smyrna rug, Allen Ora
ham; very fine fur rug, Robt. K
Davis; linen tidy, Miss Ida Bunch
" elegant set of table linen, Mr.. an
Mrs. Craig; two quilts, Coughanou
and Splaine; ten dollar gold plec.
Mr. Goecke; fine bread plate an
fruit dishes, Mr.. and Mrs. Scanlor
elegant glass bread plate and cak
Ias stand, Mr.. and Mrs. Castle; two bu
In tor knives Tohn anil las Scanlon