Democratic Northwest and Henry County news. [volume] (Napoleon, O. [Ohio]) 1894-1905, 1895-05-30
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ADAMS RIDGE, May 27th.
st. Miehaefs church at North
Ridge was the scene of a pretty we'd
ding, the contracting parties being
Albert J. Coressel and Ida Bauer, OF
Florida, o. Promptly at 0 O'Clock
the peals ofmusie from the old church
tower fioated out on the morning air
as glad summons to the throng that
had assembled to witness the uniting
of the young people in their journey
down the stream of life. At the same
call the soon-to-be husband and wife
might have been seen vending their
way to the inclosure within the altar
rails, there to be joined in inseperable
union until the angel of death shall
close their eyes and wrap their souls
in the peaceful slumber of death.
The bride was dressed in tan colored
silk and wore wreath and veil. She
was attended by Miss Eva Bauer, her
sister. The groom in his dress suit of
black was all smiles and was accom-
panied by Jno. P. Crossel, as best
man. After the ceremony the guests
to the number of one hundred repair
ed to the home of the brides parents
near Florida, where they partook of
an elegant wedding repast, which
was served on the lawn. After their
gastronomical longings had been
gratified the guests, young and old,
"hied away" to the dancing hall
where the 1.-THE and graceful forms
might have been seen swaying to the
rythmic melodies that seemed to en-
enchant the merry throng. Many
valuable and useful presents were
presented to the young couple by the
admiring guests. The following is a
partial list: Rev. j. B. Heiland, copy
of Goffiney; Christ Bauer and wife,
set of china ware; Peter Coressel and
wife, check for $4,000; Miss Minnie
Bauer, set of cups and saucers; Jno.
P. and j. W. Coressel, bedroom clock;
Miss Eva Bauer, pair of towels; J. F.
Bauer and wife, bedroom lamp and
water set; Albert Fronk and wife,
washbowl, pitcher and table cloth;
M. Swartz, bed spread and chair tidy
Misses Ann and Kate Hochak, pair OF
towles; Jos. Steffel and wife, table
cloth; Geo. Fronk and wife, silver
bread tray; A. L. Champion and wife,
fruit set; Christ Diehl Brewing Co.,
bed spread; Jno. Coressel and wife,
cream set; Schlembach Bros, table
spread; |. A. Brinkman and wife,
water set; Geo. III. Coressel and wife,
set of china dishes; g. G.. and F. F.
Coressel, silver knives and forks; Jno.
Watchman and wife, wash-bowl and
pitcher; Jno F. Fronk, parlor lamp;
IN. Kittner, rocker; Miss Maggie
Casey, berry dish; Martin Fronk and
wife, bed spread; Mrs Eliza Andrews,
cake stand; J. A. Lenhart and wife,
bed spread; Mrs. HI. Brinkman, tea
set; Jno Lenhart and wife, wash-bowl
and pitcher; J. Drackert and wife,
bed spread; Geo. R. Coressel, table
spread; Jos. P. Coressel and wife,
| pair of towels; J. A. Andrews and wife,
table spread; Miss Kate and Peter
| Coressel. pair of towels; Geo. Moser
and wife, table spread; Ad. Westrich,
pair of towels; Jno. Moser and wife,
bed spread; Mr.. Thompson and wife,
table cloth; Jno. Westrick and wife,
parlor lamp; w. Siefert, glass fruit
set; Fred Siefert and wife, set of sill
yer teaspoons; Henry Crosser and
wife, VIM. Clemens, Jno. M. Coressel
Jno. P. Moser, Jos. P. Mullen, Misses
Mary and Lena Coressel, 81 each
Isaac Owen and wife, soc; Henry
Konzen and wife, 81; Philip DOME,
| soc. M. A. G.