Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-08-03
CrcycIiHg Dustin.

The residence Of Mg. and Mrs. r.
Moore carpenter was beautifully light.
ed ana iestooned Wednesday evening
Aug, End, aud never presented u more
nVely appearance than on this occasion.
u being tho wedding of Mr.. Theron y.
Creyellng and Miss Lula Dustin of this
city. Invitations had been previously
sent To large circle Of friends which
insured quite company. Promptly
at o'clock the wedding march was
beautifully executed by Miss Matte
Moore, being u selection from "a Mid
summer Nights Dream, and the bride
and groom, accompanied by Mr.. James
McCuben, OF sac City, as groomSman
and Miss Iva Creveling, sister of the
groom rs bridesmaid took their posi-
ton in the bay window In the south of
the sitting room, aud IN a short but i'm
presslye ceremony Rev. +. T.. llgenfritz
pronounced Theron b. Creveling and
Lula Dustin husband and wife. Con
gratulatiOns followed the ceremony
after which the company partook of
the good things" abundantly served
by delicate hands. The evening was
spent In social way, the Band In the
meantime enlivening the occasion
with well rendered selections of music.
This worthy young couple are so well
known to our people that comment up
on their excellencies are scarcely neces.
sary. Mr.. Creveling has filed 4 mum
Der of positions Us clerk in our stores
and ut present occupies position i'm
the grocery store Of Mr.. +. Buthwep
while the bride has occupied q position
for several years Ia the post orlice. We
deem them very worthy young couple
and trust that they will enjoy long
and prosperous life together,
They were the recipients of n large
number of valuable presents the fol.
lowing being list.
Book, "Our Wedding Bells, II. W. Mckecn,
Sac CITY; set silver spoons, AIDA Cross; silver
nut pick and crack, Mabel IladdOck: decorcted
China run dish, i a, Buthweg and Mary Mus
John McFarlanc, Mr. and Mrs. w H. Doak,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Il. Cole, Mr. and Mrs w. m
SCOT; smyrna rug, Minnie, Cora and Georgia
Mcllyain; silver cream pitcher, MIR. and Mrs. b
$. Phelps; white satin fan, Mollic and Matte
MOORE Il dOz. napkins, MIR. and Mrs r. n.
Cousins; linen table cloth, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Baglcy; pair linen towels, Mr. and Mrs H. r.
Cole; silver fruit knives, Myrtle Sharp ana
Frank Cross boquet Of roses, Mamie Davis.
bone h1Il smoking sct Mr, and Mrs. u. = Repass,
Ella Conway SILVER jewel ease, j. A. McCu6hou,
sac City; linen table cloth, Mr. aud Mrs. q. n
Russell silver butter knife, Mary Davis and
Jennie Dawson; easy upholstered ohair v. 4.
Culver, Geo. Davis, Bert McClrran, VIII Don.
aldson, Ernest McIlYgip, Lewis Yaggy; hama
made towels, MI. ana Mrs T.. u. Brown, Blooms
BURG Ia, easy rocking chair, Mrs. Heder,
hloumsburg, Ia. solid silver tea spoons, W. "
ietter and family, Bloomsbury, Pa. clock, Mr.
aud Mrs. lIardenbrook and family Tom bus
tin picture drape. Maud Doak; decorated water
set, NJ. jenkins and Phil Waddel, Sac City; ii
piece chamber set Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pine.
Frank Broclway, r. A. ButhWeg, Pearl Roberts
"a Bcasen, Harry Fish, silver berry spoon, Mrs.
X A. smith, Miss Ella SteaFns; $50 90 gold piece
MI aud MIS- John Cameron; bedding, Mr. and
Mrs. H. j. Crevellng; picture throw, Lulu G.
Crcnellng; Chenille table cover, Iva CTeyeling;
silver fluit basket, Mrs. II, s. brown, Mrs. J. b.
Hodges, MI, aud Mrs, l.. A. Dawson, Mr. and
Mrs w, NJ; Nichols, Atlantic; solid silver knives
and forks, Mr.. and Mrs Il, NJ. Carpenter; In
potatoes, Mr.. aud Mrs A. y. LeyanS, glass water
set, Maud Drake, MarseilleS quilt, Maurice, Car
lIsir aud Maurine Carpenter; pair towels, MIR
and Mrs. II. g. Carpenter; table cloth and nan.
kins, j. NJ. Thsmai and wife, Extra; silver fruit
r. III, Moore 49,