The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-11-16
Joined In Wedlock.

On November l4th, 1895, Mr., James
Cox and Mrs. Bessie Wills were united
in the holy bonds of matrimony, Rev.,
]. Probst officiating The wedding was
held at the residence OF Mr.. Thomas
Davey, brother of the bride. Brides
maids. Mrs Thomas Davey and Miss
Ida Wills Groomsmen, Messrs. Sidney
Dayey and Charles Wills. The bride
was dressed in black satin, trimmed in
white silk. There were many guests
and all had q most enjoyable time.
Cards, songs and speeches was the or
der of the evening. One gentleman
voiced the sentiment of all their friends
as follows;
"Mr. and Mrs Cox Every heart
here wishes You long life of happi-
ness and prosperity and may your trail
through life be even and clear of those
obstacles that sometimes obstruct our
way; may it lead you through plains of
endless sunshine. But, should tie
trail Of life lead you up the steep noun
tain sides of sorrow and care, or thro'
the deep canyons of dispair and gloom,
look upward and you will zee The blue
sky; clasp closer each others hand.
Although the mountains of trouble may
rise range after range before you, press
bravely ON for there are pleasant val
legs beyond, and again your path will
be easy. Will say no more, but take
the liberty to call on Mr.. Jack Pascoe
for speech"
Jackey responded, stating that he
was no speech maker but would sing
Down Among The Coal" but his
proposition was not accepted, so Jack
spoke as follows:
"Eer this is splendid edn it? jim
my Cox is tied up fass nuf, Gust tba
see en- theer GRIFFIN 'appy as loard.
ZEE is feelin so 'appy lis chacks is hak-
in for good laff. nav tbs some
beauty doesn' thee? Hi think ee is
sensible chap. What is single man
like? WY, like man on the ocean,
rowing boat with one oar; ee pull han
pull han the boat turn han turn not
maxim any 'eadway,' e think 'e is doin'
splendid, great thick headl ee think ee
Isl 'avin' some fun but 'e haint, but
wen he get holder, ee pick up fine
little maid han both rowin' side by side
make life journey more easy; but don't
ee pull different ways, cause if go do
youth be wuss off-than ee was before.
So I'll close by singin' Down Among
the Coal"
So Jackey sang his song and other
songs following, the pleasant night
came to close. The following is
list of the presents;
rich wedding cake, surmounted by
, beautiful miniature pavilion, Mr.. and
Mrs. sotheten; bronze clock, Messrs.
9. Wills and C. Uren; silver kettle and
amp, Barkle Bros; Silver tea sci, FIVE
pieces, James PAUL, R. Kinsman and
4. Bennett; silver sugar bowl, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Pascoe; silver mounted carv-
ng set, Frank Peters; silver cake bas- 7
ret, Ed G. Andrews; silver salad caster
md berry spoon, Doc Harris; silver
Terry spoon, II. Newman; silver berry
nd silver cruet stand, Sydney Dayeyi
liver celery boat, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
'homas; silver butter dish, Joseph !
tephens, Butte City, Mont; silver ;
ickle caster, Miss A. NJ. Goad and Mr.. i
:. Talon; silver pickle caster Mr.. and
Irs. c. Carpenter linen table cloth
nd set silver tea spoons, Mr.. and Mrs.
lick Rowe; silver mounted mirror,
Iiss Ida Wills; set silver knives and 81
,rke, ]. Uren; set silver coffee spoons, Z
Goad; set silver knives and forks,
Iiss Mollie Thomas; set silver table
ICONS, Mr.. and Mrs ]. IL. Rhodda; set
liver oyster forks, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
rco;set silver spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. u