Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-01-04
WEDDING BELLS
Sound Their Merry Music at Truly-John
w. Ferguson and Miss Sophia Cad
we'll Welded.

W. Ferguson and Miss Sophia Cad
we'll Welded.
The wedding of John W. Ferguson
and Miss Sophia Caldwell of Truly, which
took place on the evening of the 25th
inst, was one of the pleasantest social
events which has taken place in that
section of the country. The wedding
was at the residence of Mr. and Mrs J.
E. Bush, where the bride has been visit
ing lately. The groom is a we'll known
stockman of that section and the bride
is lovely and estimable young lady
whose former home was in LIE Suer.
MINI. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Cowden of Cascade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson will reside at
Truly hereafter. When the wedding
ceremony was over the floors were
cleared and the company present en-
joyed themselves with dancing after the
good example set us by our fathers, who
made wedding an occasion for rejoic-
ing among all their neighbors and
friends. Among those present on the
happy occasion We're: Mr.. and Mrs. j. E.
Bush, Mr., and Mrs. j. j. Patterson, MIR.
Mrs. j. l.. Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. John Fer
guson, MIR. and Mrs. l.. Gibson, Mr.. and
Mrs Swingley, Mr.. and Mrs. Nordam,
Miss Jesse Bush, Miss Edith Bush, Miss
Nan Ferguson, Miss Lizzie Evans, Miss
Maggie Evans, Miss Sarah Coats, Miss
Mamie Coats, Miss Nellie Travis. Miss
Belle Travis, Mrs. Hooker; Mesers.
Depew, Hal Bush, John Hops, John
Hopkins, Armin, W. E. Holland, B. B.
Holland, Gordon Ferguson. Peter Fer
guson, Duncan Ferguson, Dick Wilson,
Hagard, Blair Carr, Johnnie Hopkins,
David Evans, Fred Coats, Waite, G. D.
Brindle j. Carlisle, and j. M Travis.
Many beautiful and useful wedding
gifts we're received. The following is
partial list:
Twenty-Five dollar draft from Judge
Caldwell of LIE Suer MINI
Silver tea set from A. E. Caldwell of
LIE Seur, MiEn.
Twenty-Five dollar draft from Mrs.
Judge Caldwell, LIE Seur, MINI.
Silver handled carving set from r. A.
Caldwell, LIE Seur. MINI.
Set silver fruit knives from Mrs F. A,
Rich, LIE Seur, MINI.
Cold meat fork from G. and F. G.
Caldwell, lie Seur, MINI.
Damask table cloth from Mrs. D.
Haire, Almlra. Me.
Sugar shell and teapot stand from Mr.,
and Mrs. Fred Haire. Amira, Me.
Pair napkin rings from Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Herm, Arlington, MINI.
Feather bed from Mrs John Ferguson.
Pair comforts and pillows from Mrs.
J. f. Bush.
Comforter from Mr.. and Mrs. Bush
and Mrs. Hooker
Set knives and forks from j. Ferguson
Jr.
Set teaspoons from D, D. Ferguson.
Set after dinner spoons from MIR. and
Mrs. T. l., Matthews, Helena.
Set after dinner spoons from Mr.. and
Mrs ID. F. Wilson.
Set of knives and forks from f. Wilson
md P. W. Bradford.
Berry spoon from Mr. and Mrs. L. II.
sinclair, East Helena
Silver cake basket from Misses Mar
,aret and Lizzie Evans.
Pair china cups and saucers from
David Evans.
Glass water pitcher from James
travis.
Bureau scarf from Mrs. Hooker.
Album from A, f, Depew and G. o.
'rindle.
Bureau scarf from Mrs J. Burch.
Album from Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Patter-
on.
Pickle castor from Miss Annie Evans
treat Falls.
Rocking chair from d. w. Bateman,
'reat Falls.
Framed engraving from g. F. Elliott
nd Mr.. Aiming, Great Falls.
Set china fruit plates from Mr.. and
lrs. Geo Leuchers. Great Falls.
\ COW from j. f. Bush.
Gold piece from Hops & Sanders.
Pair linen towels from Mrs Swingly.
Head rest from Mrs. Horsdahl
Barley that will grow in the high
titudes and mature early is much de-
red. We think we have at length