The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1895-10-18
WEDDING BELLSPEALED

never before, at the homo of the Hon.
w. H. H. Roney, near Clifford. N. D.,
at the marriage of thoir daughter, Jennio
Agnes to Lee Miles Grant, a prosperous
young farmer of that vicinity, on Mou-
day evening. October 14th., 1895. At
7+0 the guest began to arrived from far
and near and whom the appointed time
arrived for that mysterious knot to be
tied, fully one hundred invited guests
were present to witness the beautiful
wedding ceremony with ring, which was
most ably conducted by the Rev. w. G.
Whisnand of Broadlawn.
The homo was most beau tifuily decor
ated, from garret to parlor. with decora-
tions appropriate for the occasion.
Noticeable among the decorations. was
1868 to 1895, in largo gilt figures. These
figures indicated that Monday evening
was the Thirty-second anniversary of
the wedding Of Hon. w. Fl. H. Roney
and wife, as we'll as the wedding eyo-
ming of their daughter. (And by the
way, Hon. w. H. II. Roney and wife are
bearing up we'll undor their weight of
years. They are still hale and hearty,
the progenitors of fine largo family,
who can truly look up to their parents
and call them blossod.) A largo, beau
tiful horse shoe. indicating Good Luck" /.
with tho word GRANT, was suspended
from the ceiling in the nicely decorated
parlor under which tho ceremony was
performed. Miss Hattie Roney. tho
BRIDES sister, acted as Bridesmaid and
Earl Grant, the groouls brother, acted
as best man.
The Bride was dressed in white silk
and looked worry tasty to say the least
and the Groom wore the ordinary Prince
Albert
After congratulations had gone the
rounds the guests wore invited to par
take of a most borntful supper, which
only tho BRIDES mother knows how to
prepare. After tho festive supper was
served, the guests were treated to au
excellent musical entertainment, by way
OF mental supper. Tho solos with
chorus, DUCTS. Guartetts. and tho violin
accompanied with tho organ was, truly Il
feast for tho inner man, which everybody
enjoyed. Tho congratulationsof host
Of warm friends go out to MIR. and Mrs.
Grant on their voyage OF lifo and may
they live long and happy is the earnest
wish of a host of friends. Tho presents
wcro many and some quito costly, below
we give a list. as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs e. f. Seal, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Waurstad, Mr.. and Mrs. 0. L Bowen,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Rohaul and Miss
Katie Hughes two large upholstered
Rockers; Ole Laundia and D. j. Gumb,
beautiful Banquet Lamp; Ruth Amslie,
Antique stand, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B.
Cassoll and Chase, elegant art square
rug; Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Ronay, dinnor
set; Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. H. Itoncy, toa
sat, set silvor knives and forksand lamp;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Kraabel, silver tea
! set: Mr.. and Mrs. w G. Whisnand, cake
dish; Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Major, butter
knife and sugar shell; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
y. Roaey. largo picture; Mr.. and Mrs.
w. e. Whisnand largo rug; Mr.. and
Mrs. R. 3. Whisnand. table cover; Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Myers, water set; Mr.. and
Mrs. 3. Z. kraabel. gold berry spoon;
Maud Kcmpton and Ed. Hughes, butter
knife and sugar shell; Adam Major,
silver napkin rings; Frod and Alta Full
or and Irene McGhan, pickle castor;
Will Pickcns, silver berry dish; Miller
and Eva Grant, silver cake stand ). A.
Pepper, silver berry spoon; Hans Nor
ingson and Halvcr Eveningson. napkin
rings; Tom and Ole Myking, sugar shell
and butter knife; Harmon Girls, pair
towels; Hattie and Fannlo Roney, toilet
set: Edith and Harvey Williams, silver
tea set; Len Fuller, silver pickle castor;
Earl Grant, set silver salt and pepper
shakers; Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Brook, set
silver tea spoons; Burd H. Finney
butter knife and sugar shell; Clara
Oswold, sivor berry spoon: Mrs Sarah
! Mullon, table linen: Will and Emma
Mclean and Neal Wasem, silver pickle
castor: E. 4. Mclean. casio and picture
w. J. Courtney. Of Page, water set; MIR
and Mrs. r. S. Hunt Of Fessendcn, silver
berry spoon; Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Kcene
al Mayvile. l doz. napkins and table
cloth; Mr.. and Miss Dyson of Coopcrs
town. table cloth and lace curtains; MIR
and Mrs, J. D., j. r., J. B.. Grandma and
Miss Emma Hickman of Monmouth
Ills. "A doz. silver knives and forks,
doz. tea spoons, 4 doz. table spoons and
receipt book; A. G. johnson Of Mon
mouth, His, after toa set, and Inc2
Bates. i doz. china salt shakes; Mr.. anG
Mrs. e. o. Erickson, Park!and. Wash.
silver sugar sholl; Mr. and Mrs. w
Moore, Piper City, Ills, pair towels; Mr.
and Mrs. G. I. Miller Clarenda, Iowa
china after tea set, and many othor pre-
sets FROM members of the family.
The PIONEER extends congratulations
and wishes Joy to follow, tho newly
welded pair, to tho end Of long and use
full lives.
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