Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-10-08
KendalIvilIe.

KendallvilIe.
Mrs. Emma Clink has been quite
sick.
Fred Todd has been visiting his
brother Ed. and Isaac, at Salem, in
8. d., for few weeks.
L. g. Burton expects to attend the
soldiers reunion at Fredericksburg
this week
John Clink has sold his farm to
Allyn Daskam.
John Daskam has accepted posit-
ion at West superior, Wis. His wife
goes to join him there this week.
J. H. Dahlstrom has fitted large
shop for his blacksmithing and wagon
repairing trade.
Smith Curtis is getting the material
on the ground for the erection of a
large barn; the dimensions are for the
main part, 22x60 feet, with 16 and IS
TT. leanto, posts are 26 and 2S fit.
The guests at the Walter -Ficken
wedding from other points were Fred
Harberg, VIM. hide, John Grentz-
masher, Joe. and John Steffen, Garn-
avillo; Louis and the Misses. Mary
and Lydia Harnuck, Monona, and
MIR. julius F. Soltow, Milwaukee.
On Thursday, Sept. 18th, the many
invited guests assembled at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul V. Soltow, the
event being the marriage Of their
daughter, Miss Maggie Ficken to Mr..
Andrew j. Walter, of Garnavillo, Rev.
q. a. Marshall officiating. After the
cerimony the guests did ample justice
to the wedding feast and during the
afternoon and evening, eating and
tripping the light fantastic" was the
order of the day. The groom is one
OF Garnavillo's popular young men
and the bride is one of Orleans ac-
complshed young ladies and needs
no words of commendation from her
large list of acquaintance. May the
welded life of this young couple be
long and happy is the wish of the
PEE DEE correspondents
The list of wedding presents are as
follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter, Garna-
villo, Jersey COW and calf; Mr.. and
Paul Soltow, sewing machine; Mr..
and Mrs. w. F. Soltow, table spread
and napkins, Fred Ficken and Miss
Anna SoItow, rocking chair; Miss
Emma Soltow, glass castor; Adolph
Soltow, six silver table spoons; Louis
Soltow, table cloth and two towels;
j. f. Soltow, Milwaukee, two table
spreads; Mrs. Dora Vath, Waseca.
Mimi, table spread; Miss Emma Bier
,nan, Waseca, tiday; Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Reichel., silver berry spoon, Miss Liz
zie Herbert, card receiver, Waseca;
Len Grobel, cracker dish; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H Young, pickle castor; Miss
Florence Headington, John Graf,
tea set; Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Relmer.
china tea set; Mr.. and Mrs. j. John
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew John
son; set of silver knives and forks,
sugar she'll and butter knife, Mrs. Alb
bic Nelson and daughter, sugar shell
and butter knife; Messrs A. Anderson
and Soblik, set silver table and tea
spoons, Cresco; Mr.. and Mrs. T. J,
krasinsky, silver cake basket and
souvinor card; Mr.. and Mrs. Clark.
towel, Garnavillo; Miss Tillie Anlwis,
two towels, Guttenburg; Miss Laura
Morey, linen towel; Messrs G. L. and
p. j. Barker, parlor lamp; Misses
Emma Woellestein and Kathryne
Barker, center table spread; Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l. Barker, bed spread Thos.
Hynes, paper holder, Cresco; Louis
and the Misses Mary and Lydia Har-
mack, So each, Monona; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Greenhaulgh, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Earl, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Brown and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Ct. S. Gill and
family, Mrs. Fuller and son, Messrs
Henry Lovejoy, Albert Eye, Roy
Greenhaulgh and Bert McCloud,
set of decorated table china, Cresco.
The following are from Garnivillo,
Iowa: Mr.. aud Mrs. John Fritz, waih-
bowl and pitcher; Mrs VIM. Shuttle,
paper holder: Mr.. and Mrs. H.Schulte
glass, tea set; Mrs. Schoellerman, ber-
ry dish and set sauce dishes; Mrs.
5 VIM. Thome, table spread; Miss Mag
r gle Leidholy, set sauce dishes, Mr..
Mrs. Fred Harberg, center table, Miss
Elda Fritz, doll; Mr. and Mrs. Ben
johnson, rocking chair: Mr.. and Mrs.
y Hy Leuhsen, woolen blanket; Mr.and
f Mrs. Theo. Krasinsky, silver cake
dishs Jno. Grentymacher, VIM. hide,
Chas. Schmidt, Jno. Stoeffier and Jos.