The Columbus journal., 1891-06-03
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Curry-Flen,ing


The marriage OF John Curry and Miss
Nellie Fleming. which took place at the
St. BOnaventura church last Wednesday,
was attended by large number Of in
vited friends and relatives. The gen.
tlemen's Sotlality OF which the groom is
secretary was present. Also the ladies'
sOdality. The SOdalities each forming
line through which the bridal couple
passed in to the altar. where the nuptial
knot was made fast by Rev. Father Pa
cificus, assisted by two other Fathers
from the Duncan and Platte Center
churches.
Miss Katie Browner, sister OF the
groom, acted as the bridesmaid, and Mr..
John NJ. Fleming of Ohio, Illinois,
brother OF the bride acting as best man.
The bride was dressed in white satin
with violet and orange roses, and wore q
white bridal veil. The groom was
dressed in dark suit that was quite be-
coming and appropriate, and wore a
handsome hOquet Of orange roses and
his Sodality badge. =
In the evening a reception was given
by the brides brother and sister, Mr..
and Mrs. T. H. johnson, at their resi-
dence, where a most excellent supper
was spread, which was greatly reIished
by the guests. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson
had also placed a bowery in the corner
of the house yard, where at least seventy
five couple tripped the light fantastic
toe to the excellent music furnished by
the Schaad Bros band.
The groom is step-son of our respec-
ted neighbor, John Browner. His first
father was killed in the late war. Being
schoolmate and constant companion
of ours for the past fifteen years, We do
not hesitate in saying that We have al
ways found Johnnie to be most cour-
teous, honest, faithful and upright in all
his undertakings. He has seen trouble
and affection and discouragements and
he has borne them like a man. We con-
gratulate the bride on her selection, it
being one that she will never regret.
The bride is q daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. E. Fleming, Of Ohio, Illinois,
and sister of Mrs. T. 81. johnson. She
is well-known and liked by the young
folks of our community. She was al
ways found to be pleasant and agreeable
to all. She assisted with delight in the
social undertakings of her respective
young friends which reach as far as che
is known, and not one error can be
found against her. And Johnnie for &C.
lecting her as his helpmate through life
has picked ono that is equal to her hus-
band, and we feel safe in saying that she
will stand by him and assist him in his
troubles and discouragements and pros
perity until separated by Him who
doeth all things with his own free will.
May their life be one of success and hap
piness as they pass along hand in hand
down the rugged pathway of life, and
may they live to a grand old age with
fruits OF prosperity, and as they look
back over the past, may they say with
joy, we'll done. They received large
number OF valuable presents, the list Of
which We will give:
Young Ladies' SOdality, fancy hanging
lamp; Young Mems Sodality, folding
lounge and plush rocker; Reed Alliance,
plush rocker; Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett,
fancy rocker; Mr.. and Mrs. VOgel, table
cloth and tidy; Mr.. and Mrs. John Hofr-
man, one dozen napkins; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Boettcher, set hat irons; MIR. and
Mrs. s. j. Ryan, silver butter dish; Miss
Ella Dineen, fruit dish; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. j. Sullivan, set silver tca spoons; f.
Bean and sisters, fancy wine set, glass
table set and boquet; G. j. Carrig, sill
yer pickle castor; w. +. Ernst and wife,
set fiat irons; Misses Moore, half dozen
glass sauce dishes: Rose and Lizzie
Haney, flower vases; Frank and Hattie
Baker, silver butter knife; Mrs. Blaser,
coffee grinder; Mrs. j. Salmon and Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. H. b. Reed, clock: Mollie
Erb, half dozen napkins and towel;
Maggie Reinke, tidy; Miss Lena Costel-
10, fancy flower vases; J. NJ. Dineen,
Mr.. and Mrs. BelfOrd, table cloth; Mr..
and Mrs. Herring, set dinner dishes;
James McKinsey and MISS Janet Bell.
silver card receiver; Joe Schaffer and
Miss Johanna Dineen, plush album:
John Pittman, half dozen linen napkins;
Ella Byrnea, cut glass set; T. Reagan,
breakfast caster; James Haney, j., set
silver tea and table spoons; T. F. and
Nellie Lynch, oil painted scenery 24x3O;
Samuel Drinnin: dinner caster; Mary A.
Dowd, Dixon: III, fancy bed spread; w.
F. and J: G. Browner. clock; J. o. Con-
nor, $1,000; Miss Minnie and Anna
Dishner, sewing table and cut glass
t0Ol0 O0IS NAIs 0uu OAIUs O0uleo NU6k30ll,
table cloth; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Reagan,
fancy lamp; Miss Kate Browner, silver
knives and forks; Mr.. and Mrs. A. STEM
ger, set silver tea spoons; Misses Mary
and Anna Griffin, fruit dish; Mr.. and |
Mrs. F. Stenger, bread and milk set; |
Mr.. and Mrs o. McGann, bracket lamp;
John Browner, 5000 worth OF stock;
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Byrnes, $500 worth of
stock; Mr.. and Mn. Jay Merrill, one
dozen cut glass tumblers; Nellie John
son, tidy.
They also received large number Of |
handsome and valuable presents from
friends and relatives in illinois which
were received too late for publication.
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