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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-21
OLMITZ.


From "Olmitian.''
OlmitZ is booming.
John Nedins has moved into the
section house.
Lou 'Mantz is home from Colorado
for the winter. 6
j. Lowery is getting to be a popul. 81
debater at the lyceums in this Weir
ity.
Ed Howard was in town Saturday
in attendance at the teachers associa-
ton.
w. F. Dunn, of Wisconsin, is out
looking up his land interests in this
vicinity,
We have a brass band and an orches-
ira and, as the poet says, there's
music in the air.
There was large crowd in town Oh
last Saturday in attendance at the
teachers association.
Harry Hahn, the E fiat cornetist In
our band, has shipped his horn back tc
the firm at Cincinnati, and the horn
sent back in its place has been lost on
the way.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-21

continue, as it ever has been, the
best paper in the county.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-21

Office closes. We commend him to
the tender mercies of the giddy girls
at the county seat.
An eastern man would hardly be-
lieve it but it il nevertheless q fact
that one man with four horses can put
in 800 acres of wheat in western Kan
sas in one season, from which he may
reasonably expect yield of from three
to seven Thousand bushels. The soil
is such that 1t is not necessary to plow
the ground more than once in three or
four years. Sod cutters and drills are
used which put the ground in good
condition. Some farmers in the western
counties have never used a stirring
plow on their lands.
SOUTH BEND AND wAsHBURN.
From 'Bouncer."
Noah Asher is visiting relatives in
Lane county. Kansas.
Adam Crist has returned from the
eastern part Of Kansas.
The grip is not so bad in this neigh
borhood at present as it was a while
back.
South Bend and Washburn was
courting last week, on the Asher and
Morris trial.
Mr.. Dailie Davis is patching with NJ.
J. Herbert, and feeding his brother, E.
C. Davis stock.
Charles Jenkins and brother returned
from their visit to Kelley county, one
day last week.
Oscar Riegel and sister, Julia, re-
turned from their visit to Indiana and
Illinois, last week.
PAwNEE ROCK.
From the Globe.
The infant child of Richard Depue
died on last Thursday.
Miss Catherine Sweeney, sister to
Mike, left on Thursday evening for her
home, In east st. Louis.
The Sons of Veterans will give pork
and Deans supper on Wednesday even
ing. January 9th. More particulars
next week. Let everybody patronize
the boys.
c. M. Brentlinger gave this Office a
friendly call Monday. He informs us
that he has disposed of his property at
junction City, and will locate for the
winter at Ellinwoed.
We bad about seven hundred visitors
last Wednesday, and only one fight,
which lasted for about two hours,
and finally with the assistance of the
''devil'' We succeeded in getting the
Office towel and the paste pot. and soon
had the floor mopped with our adver-
sary, and he left with his hat tucked
under his arm and looking as if he was
hot about something.
From the Leader.
Dances have become almost a nightly
occurrence in this neighborhood,
Another wedding is on the carpet.
We learn that the cards will be out in
a day or so, and that the time set il
Wednesday Jan. 9th.
A series of revival meetings will be
commenced in the Evangelical church
at this place in two weeks from next
Sunday, Rev. Paulin, the pastor, con.
Quoting the services.
In lieu of a Christmas treat, which
the children of the M. E. Sunday
school were deprived of at Christmas
time, treat of candy, nuts, taffy, pop
corn etc., ETC., will be given them or
Saturday, Jan. 23rd.
We understand that jeff Grant
formerly of this city, has sold out hi.
business interest in Denver Colorado
where he now lives. and that he talk.
of moving back here. on his ranch, two
miles south of town.
L
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-21
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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1892-01-21

THE east bound ''cannon ball' train
on the Santa Fe was derailed at New
ton, Monday, and Postal Clerk Jones
badly injured. No other casualties.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
A Very Dainty whim.

The latest and dalntiest OF whims is
a supplement to fancy stationery in the
form Of little pad OF the finest and
softest japanese tissue paper, exactly
the size of half sheet OF note paper
The paper is white, and has stamped In
one corner a single flower In the natural
color, sometimes shaded or outlined in
gold. Occasionally the sentiment OF
the flower is placed under it in the tin
niest Of gold lettering, or II the young
lady be clever, she paints the
flower, and writes a suitable senti-
ment across the sheet in gold ink. After
writing a letter she tears of one OF the
tissue sheets and rolls il into the least
possible compass and drops upon IL
enough perfume 10 dampen IL thorough
~, using, OF course, the perfume OF the
flower stamped on the paper. After
uurolling it and allowing the alcohol TO
eyaporate sufficiently 10 avoid any soil,
she folds her letter aud slips the scent
ed sheet between the fold. When some
admiring friend receives the letter
there is likely TO futter out, as he opens
1t, something very much resembling a
butterfly, and breathing charming sng-
sestions In its dainty perfume.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
PURELY FEMININE.
THINGS fHir ARR SURF 10 NrIREsf ALL
fH1 LADIES.
A Pretty Spring Cape.

When the fur cape is regarded as a
thing of the past the summer cape as
sumes q certain dignity. 1t is aireaoy
discussed here, and the shape promises
to be similar to shat Of last summer.
One seen recently was fashioned OF
pale blue crepe under an artls'lcaiy
draped outer cape of hand made lace.
The Medici crepe collar had q narrow
finish OF blue ostrich feathers. Inc
cape was outlined with the featner
trimming aud tied at the neck
with broad pale blue satin RIO
bons, the ends reaching to the DOT
tom OF the gown. Another dainty
cape is OF three graduated capes OF
white India silk, each edged with white
ostrich feathers. The India silk Is EN-,
broidered In the feather design, ana
long white satin ribbons are TIED IN q
bow at the neck. A stylish spring ana
summer cape is in the three-quarter
length, made Of pale green ladY's ciotn
and lined with black surah SILK. worn
over the garment is an outer cape,
which reaches just trihe below tue
shoulders and is made OF black lace.
The shoulders are high and the Medlci
collar is covered with the lace. Another
stylish cape is Of ecru lady's cloth, win
a drapery of ecru lace falling over the
shoulders.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
Aailroans.
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal RaIIs'
Time Table I'm Eject Feb. I, 1902.
Eastern (or Wheeling Tims.)

Leave wheeling--So. 81, Oils q. M: 10 y
100 a. m; No. %, $3.50 4. m; No. t5l, g:i5l D
No. ., l0:30a M: No. I'll, lI:3O a. IN; No ~
H;So y. m; no; 'i5, l:So p. NJ; No. 'H, ~
M; 10. $50, 3:25 p. m; No. 'l9, $50 p. M se
~, 4;SS p m; no; rs 6:@ P No 90 no M ~
80. fsi. $50 p. m: No. tS3. iO:4s p. m. :,
Arrive Martins Ferry-No. II. d:2o q. m; ~
rs. 7:i5a a. m; No. It, Gas a. m; NO. fol ~
an; So.'9, M:{5 a. m. No. oil, 1885 q M ~
'lS 1888 p. NJ; No. 'l5, l:i5 p. M; 40 ~ -
30 .ai 10 AS s. p ei S S o. "a a. 5..s = $
o:17 = n. No. IN, 7:46 P, m; No t2s. SO
M; No. 1871. 9:35 p. m; 20. f13. HOO .. m q.
Leave Martins Ferry-So. ~, e:oo q. N, y. y.
1880 a. m; No. so, 1858 g. m; no g. W. y.
IA. 100 p. m; so. 10. 2 COP. m no. @' -
?. m; 10. .is, $40 ?. m; No. 80, 400 ? =,
No. az b:l0 p. M; No. t64. ELS P. m; 30; !.
7:i0D m; 10. IS, 500 p. NJ. No. 20 WV
m: No. tf,. 1000 pm, a
Arrive Wheeling-So. u, 6:O q. NJ 30 =
30. 10, Ii:l5 .. m; No. 'I2, l2:25 p m; So ~
LIS p. m; No. &c, 2:l5 p. M; No "a 2ts -.
No: Sis, 3:a5 D. NJ; No, 30, 4:l5 m 10 - Z.
BIS p. m; No. t5i, o:l0 p. m; No. -, *
m; No. .2s. s:i5 .. N; No. 20. s:l5 ?. H. -
tDaily except sunday. sDaily. H.,
Trains No. and ~ will run 70 Lsas.N,. :,
Mil, arriving At 6:t2 q N. and 4:B p
spectiye.y. Returning. trains No. Ana - :.
leave Laughlin's ~ o:3, a. m. and b;oo p u >
spectiysly.
On Sundays Nos. 81 and 20 viii rvn % -
from MaftIn's Ferry only. Trains So's;, 4
- and - for Wheeling, and tyeins Sos -
and IS from Whselipg, will not stop ps.l,,
Martins Ferry and Wheeling. AL oioes 80
Will stop on signal 10 Keymspns u1tn a..
Peninsula and Belmont Brewery S1eHs'
street,. yps
ian3oeSd General NAhAse.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
Little Feminities.

Nav York is said 20 have more
widows than any other city In the woridj
Iondon ranks second In the list OF ing
bereaved, and Paris third.
Mrs Warren Newcomb, OF New York;
who gave 5000, 900 to endow the sophie
Newcomb College at New Orleans, nag
made an additional endowment OF si4'1
900.
Mrs. +. p. Palmer, President OF tho
Rhode Island Woman's CLUB, is making
a collection OF the books written oY
Rhode Island women for exhibit at ING
Worlds Fair.
A bright writer, evidently a womanI
In Vo,nankind says: IF Columbus had
not married q wife with dowry OF gel
ographical love, and found q queen WITH
plenty OF jewelry, this world might still
have been nothing but pancake"
Oberlin College is the recipient oi
$40. 600 from the estate OF Miss JuliI
Dickinson, of Michigan, one-haif OF thd
fund being designated for the endowI
ment OF the chair of lady principal
and the remainder for the department
of physical culture for women.
The most coveted jewels now are thd
Sugar River pearls from Wisconsin,
which rival the Oriental pearls In somd
respects, and come in rare coors, pink
black and bronze. They are much used
In rings, set in rows OF three or I'VE, q
encircled with small diamonds to set on
the natural tints Of the pearls.
The young Archduchess Margarethd
Sohe, daughter OF Archduks Karl Lud1
wig of Austria, was so thankful for hed
recovery from recent Illness that sid
gave her church solid gold heart a
big as her hand, ser with diamondsI
rubles and pearls. The heart will II
placed on q frame OF famous picturi
of the Virgin at the church altar.
New Hampshire has three wome1
bank treasurers, including Sarah a
Clark, who has been elected TO her rel
spoasible place for the tenth consecu1
tive time. The business OF the bani
has largely increased under her admin
istration, and her good Judgment In th1
placing of loans has resulted In hed
being made member Of the invest1
ment company.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
Tandem.
Chicago Daily Nstos.

Here is a club story-not very new,
but very good. An Episcopal clergy
man is addicted to sports. Ills parish
toner's bear it all without complaint,
until finally he gets to driving his horses
tandem; then they demonstrate, and the
conciliating offices of the Bishop are in
voked. The Bishop, a kindly, sensible
old man, advises the rector TO yield
to the wishes OF his flock, but the
rector protests that he has right TO
drive his horses as he pleases.
What is the difference" he de-
manded, whether a man drives his
team abreast or one horse ahead OF the
other?"
There may be a difference" suggest
ed the aged Bishop, softly. LET US
take parallel case. When you pray
you dispose your hands reverently, so:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
JAY NOT VERY SICK.
lie VIII Start on q Southern Trip Mon
day-Only "a bad Cold.

dey-Only u Bad Cold.
New YORK, February 27.-Mr. ia,
GonId, who has been confined 10 res
dence, Forty-seventh street aud Flftl
avenue, since Tuesday evening last, b.
a fit OF illness, which attacked hin
after o reception Of members OF thu
Church Extension Society OF the Pres
byterian Church, OF which the iinance
is a member, had been held at his house
was said TO be somewhat Improved TO
day.
DR.. Mum, Mr.. Gould's physician, II
In almost constant attendance upoE
him. AT. NJ. Gould's house this morn
ing it was said that Mr.. Gould was onll
suffering from a cold and slight Indls
position. 1t was also said that he would
be able to leave on his contemplate
Southern trip on Monday, unless som'
unexpected developments should arise
Mr.. Edwin Gould said that there wal
nothing serious the matter with hiI
father. He had cold, and did not feel
very well, but he would be all right ID
day or two. There was no founds
ton for the alarming stories published
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
She Heard Pa derewskI.

Listen to Kate Field: "By the way
here is something true about Paderew-
ski. Scene: Interior OF fine drawing
room in town not far from New YORK
The lady Of the house requests the male
contingent to absent himself on a speci-
fed evening. Male contingent ooeys'
On that private and particular occasion
the lady of the house receives, by APP
pointment, Paderewski, who plays al.
vinely TO an audience OF one for 81, 600!
Is the soul OF Louis Of Bavaria reincar-
mated? Since this mad king listened
alone to Wagner In his theatre AT
Munich, there has has been no such
exhibition of selfish extravaganza. IL
takes an American woman to outherod
Herodm
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
They Are Useful Too.

Bags are coming in again. Mllady
wears one attached to a chatelaine and
hanging from her waist. Some Of the
bags are of leather or suede, mounted
either In silver or gold. A novel shop
ping bag is OF seal brown leather, with
six little pigs irisking upon 1t. The
chatelaine from which the bag hangs Is
formed OF q fat gold pig, with eyes OF
blue sapphires. Shopping bags Of wo-
ven steel, In the shape Of heart, are
used, and many OF them have the own
er's monogram in silver. With these
four silver hearts are used as the chate-
laine. Odd shaped bags OF red Russian
leather are popular. Occasionally some
woman upon whom fortune smiles will
wear hanging from her waist shopping
bag Of fine woven gold wire, with her
monogram outlined In her favorIte gems.
Leather bags, with the upper part OF
silk, are convenient and pretty. The
silk matches In color the leather used.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
Touching Kindness.

There died recently In Washington an
unfortunate woman, who. before she
fell a victim 70 drink and vice, was
noted for her kindness TO the poor and
the generosity Of her charities. At the
time OF her death two women compan-
ions OF her cult sought In vain for a
minister to officiate at the burial service
or a respectable place where the service
might be held. In answer to theft ap-
peal DR.. Kent OF the Peoples Church,
offered 70 hold the service in his own
parlor. and when the women returned
with their dead they found that Mrs.
Kent, with rare womanly feeling, had
filed the parIor with her own hastily
summoned women friends TO extend
their sympathy where IL was indeed ap-
preciated.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
A Japanese Wrapper.

The silk Japanese wrapper Is now al
the head of the wrapper list. 1t Is made
OF quilted India silk, with thin layer
OF wadding between the wrapper ana
the lining. A silk cord is worn about
the waist, and up and down the front
the wrapper is embroidered. An ex-
quisite japanese wrapper is made OF
quilted pale green India silk, lined with
violet silk. The layer of wadding Is
fragrant with the delicate perfume OF
vioIets. This wrapper is deliberately
embroidered with dark purple vio!ets,
cuffs being formed OF rows of emorold-
cred violets. a violet silk cord, with
long tassels, is worn about the neck.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28

prpssia's most beautiful Queen, VI
founded In 1914 by Frederick wiilia
III Its decoration OF the irst class
given 70 women for meritorious servl!
In nursing the wounded In war; OF y
second class. to women distinguish
Tor nbilanthropIc work generally. ~
cross of Merit was instituted by Emp
ror William /, on his fiftieth birthda
..ss a recognition Of the grand self-sa
rifice which the women OF German
showed for the soldiers In the last war
Sneclal medals for women also wei
s,rnck in IsO7-l4 and 1S70.7l.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
To PIav With the BOYS.

Queen Wiihelmine, Of Holland, and
her mamma, the Queen Regent, intend
to return the visit made them last July
by the Emperor and Empress of Ger
many. They will go with much pomp
and ceremony next May, and Wilhel-
mine will at last have chance TO ZEN
10y herself playing with our boys" as
the Empress expressed wish that she
should do. The five sons OF the royal
pair will no doubt make the visit live
ly one for Hollands child queen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
Sad. Sad Indeed.

Visitors at Notre Dame CathedrS
may frequently see a sad-faced, olae1
ROBBED woman kneeling at one OF "a
smaller affairs absorbed In her gre;
less than forty years ago she was idol
i1ed by the people who to-day VIII no
allow her to own bit OF land wlthiI
their country. Poets sang OF her beauty
nain,ers and sculptors fought for TIL
privilege Of immortalising her charms 9
face and figure. For TINS woman' r WA
nIirhted her troth with Napoleon III
SURROUNDED by the disnitaries OF tn
empire. amid the sparkle Of jewels ,,s am
the sulendor of court garments WIN
the roll of artillery drowned the chin
of wedding bells, the Duchess OF Cost
is building the home that tue rIene'
Government will not allow Eugenie 4
build for herself near Mentone, wher
She hopes TO spend her childless, wild
owed old age among the people owe
which she once reigned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
Ribbon Is Popular.

Wherever piece Of ribbon can posi-
bly, be used one Is sure TO find 1t. Many
of the street as well as evening dresses
have trimmings OF ribbon. The ribbon
ruching around the bottom Of dresses is
constantly gaining in favor Mother-of-
pearl ribbon is the very latest. This Is
most effective and comes in all the deli
cate shades. Double-faced satin ribbon
is much used for sashes. The MORE
and watered ribbons are also popular.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
GOES TO THE PEN MARRIED.
The Last Act Before Departing to serve
Two Years Term for Larceny.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, February 81
A special to the Nelcs from Shoals, Ind,
says William Fitch, who was tried and
convicted OF petty larceny in robbing
the Ohio and Mississippi railroad Office
at this place, was taken to the South
ern Penitentiary this morning to serve
a term of two years. Last night his
sweetheart, Miss Kerns. called at the
Jail aud Fitch purchased a marriage
certificate and sent for Rev. Father
Byrne, who married the couple, the
contracting parties standing in the open
doorway OF the big iron barred door
while the ceremony was being per.
formed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
Decoration, for Woman.

Prussia has several decorations for
women. The oldest is the Order OF the
Swsa, founded 10 li40, allowed TO lapse
during the Reformation and revived in
1s43. The Order Of Louise, named after
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28
$50,

Now you certainly do not think the
effect would be as appropriate II you
were to place one hand before the
other, thus?"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28

There's been a wonderful increase in
the custom among men Of wearing a
bouquet on their coat lapels during the
past five years" said an observant man
last week, giving its full valne to th
adjective by dwelling on the word
two beats, slow music measure.
''Why," he went on, ''ten years ago
a man seen on the street wearing q but
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28

The Episcopal church at Martins
Ferry was the scene Of an impressive
ceremony Wednesday, the marriage
of Miss Emily Warwood to Mr.. E. V.
Mason, Of Brooklyn. n. Y. Only imme-
date friends were present. Miss Sara
Sweeney presided at the organ, and as
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28

Councilman c. W. Kreiter was sur
prised by large number OF his friends,
Thursday night. at his home at Twenty
seventh and Market streets, in honor OF
his birthday. The host treated his
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cook entertained
their friends Thursday night, at their
home on Pike street, in Bridgeport.
About forty couples were present and
spent an enjoyable evening with music,
cards and other amUsementS. Mrs.
Cook was assisted in receiving by her
sister, Miss O5erdick, Of Wheeling,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28

Little Else Sprucebsnk celebrated
her eighth birthday at her unele's resi-
dence, No. l0l Morrow street. one day
last week. The guests were Bessie
Cooper, Helen Farley, Lillian Thomas,
Nettie Stout, Julia WeiSgerber, A. Orro
Lane, GOldie Lane, Ella Fair, Johnny
Ditty, Isabella Roder, Mamie Dirsante,
Else Sprucebank. Refreshments were
served at $3.50 O'Clock. The guests were
well pleased with the afternoons enter
tainment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28

Alex. McGlumphy entertained the
Pastime Club, Friday evening, at the
residence Of his sister, Mrs Hull, on
Thirteenth street. Dancing was the
chief amusement of the evening and
was INDUCED in until twelve O'Clock,
when elegant refreshments were served
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28

Mr.. and Mrs. T. T. Brown celebrated
their thirty-Sixth wedding anniversary
Wednesday evening. They received
great many useful and handsome gltts
and all present had an enjoyable time
After a good supper dancing and yari-
Gus games were INDUCED in.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28

The CotiIlon Club will hold the last
meeting before Lent next Tuesday even
ing. The affair will take place at the
Wheeling Club rooms, on Main street,
and dancing will be the order Of the
evening. The club are talking of max
ing preparations for post-Lenten hop,
which will undoubtedly be great sue
cess.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-02-28

One of the most brilliant events of
the week at Clarksburg was the
Parr-RoggesS affair on Thurs
day afternoon. The ceremony took
place at the home of the bride, in the
presence of q number Of relatives. Miss
Annie Boggess, cousin of the bride, cas-
maid of honor. never looked prettier,
her brunette beauty being set off with q
charming costume OF cream white Gre
pom, with satin ribbons and entrain.
The bridesmaid was Miss Helen De-
vries, of Wheeling, an intimate acQuaint-
ance, who had previous accom-.
panied the bride on tour
Of Europe, Egypt and the Holy
Land. Miss Devries was radiantlv cos
tuned in cream china silk made entrain
with chiffon trimmings. The costume
Of the bride was superb, being cream
white satin and MORE entrain and orna-
mented with pearl trimmings. The
bridal veil and magnificent bridal roses
completed her attire. The maid of
honor and bridesmaid carried beautiful
clusters Of La France roses. A brother
of the groom, Mr.. Asa G. Parr, profess
sor in Danville College, was best man,
and Mr.. Charles Borgess. acted as
groomSman. Assistant Postmaster
J. f. Shore and Rev. Wheeler Borgess.
were knights of the ribbon, and grace
fully did they keep guard over the
space wherein the bridal party stood.
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