Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-06-04

embroidered silk picture drape, Mrs. Kate
B. St0nex; oak center table, Mrs Diebold,
Mrs. Saum and Mrs. Hodges; bed spread
table cloth and embroidered stand cover,
c. E. Perham, Hays City; marble clock,
Schuyler Opp; rocker. Mr.. and MIR. Thee.
Courtney and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Mummert and family; lunch cloth
and dozen napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. ".
Matthews, Mr.. and Mrs. g. /. Verbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelly, and 81. K.
Walker; hand painted PLAGUE, toilet
articles and fancy groceries, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bestor; set solid silver gold bowled COT
fee spoons, Geo. B. Yard, Hays City;
pair damask towels, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Chalk; drawn work scarf, Mrs. Laura
Ruyle; chenille table cover, dozen linen
napkins, Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Bethard,
and George Grass, Hays City; solid sill
YER souvenir spoon, A. D. Crooks; Col
eridge's poems, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Bundy; set knives and forks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hoar, Mrs. Ufford. Minor and Ada
Gift; lace curtains, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Wagner; silver pickle fork, Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ W. Mccoy, Keokuk, Ia; hand carved
match holder, Mr.. and Mrs. Greenwood;
silver fruit dish, Misses Magrane and
Brosius, 81. J. Penney and c. M. Wann,
Hays City; crotchet tidy, embroidered
handkerchief, Robert Keys; Valley Falls,
Kansas; drawn work damask towels, Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Shultz; bed spread, Mr..
and Mrs. Fuller; solid silver souvenir
spoon, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Kelly, To-
peka; silver gold lined tooth pick holder,
Mayme Brown; laundry bag, MI. and
Mrs. Martin; solid silver souvenir spoon,
DR.. and Mrs. Conger, Topeka; silver gold
lined bon bon tray, Schuyler G. Petit,
Kansas City; set sad irons, A. P.Lipe;
raw silk table spread, MI. and MIS-.
George Shepard and Miss Annie Wright,
Kearney, Nebraska; crystal water set,
sugar bowl, cream pitcher and butter
dish, Mrs. J. B. Walker and family; royal
Worcester sugar bowl and creamer, Miss
Dixon and Sam Kelly, Rock Island, Ills;
silver spoon holder. Mr.. and Mrs II Robi-
son and Herbert; CROCHET tidy, MI. and
Mrs. L. G. johnson; silver gold lined
cream ladle, MT. and Mrs. E. 8. Byington,
Winnebago City, MIMI; bed spread, MI.
and Mrs. Holmes and McMichael; silver
and bisque pickle jar, Fred Mcdonald,
Topeka; sterling silver gold bowl berry
spoon and sugar shell, Mrs. J. Hunter and
Charlie, Brookville, Ills; set old silver
tea spoons, MIS-. c. w. F. Street and
Fred; silver and bisque sugar sitter, Mr..
and Mrs. N. A. Voss, Hays City; pair
damask towels, MI. and Mrs. G.. E. Cosby;
table cloth, MI. and Mrs. T. B. Hayes;
bridal greetings, Rev. and Mrs. Rich; cut
flowers, MIS-. L. M. Gibson, Hays City;
cut flowers, Pha Harlan, st. Joseph, Mo.
The groom has a large circle Of friends
in Wa-Keeney, having resided here for a
number of years and is at present engaged
in the drug business in this city. He is a
young man of excellent habits, good
business qualifications, and we
know of no reason why
he shonld not make a success of life.
The bride has grown to womanhood in
Wa-Keeney, is beautiful, accomplished
and "womanly," and is loved and
esteemed by all
If it is true that "some marriages are
made in Heaven" we believe this one
will come within the rule. The WORLD,
together with the people of this commune
ty generally, extend congratulations to
the hsppy pair, and with them sincere
wishes for long, useful and happy life
together.