The Valentine Democrat. [volume] (Valentine, Cherry Co., Neb.) 1896-1898, 1897-05-06
ROBERT GOOD AND MISS
IVA M. DAWSON
Daughter of the Longtime Republican
journal Editor, were Married on
April zS- Description Of the
Affair by the Papers,

| NJ o. -. J. bdS ASoOuy Vic oCOoolOu OO-
ing the marriage of their daughter
Iva to Mr.. Robert Good.
| Miss Davisson has been resident
of Longtime for a number of years
and is one of our most highly esteemed
young ladies. MIR. Good is a resident
of Valentine, Nebr., where he is editor
and pro prietor of the VALENTINE
DEMOCRAT, and to his host Of friends
in Valentine and in Longtime he needs
no introduction.
A large number of guests were as
sembled at the appointed hour and at
fifteen minutes past eight Miss Brown.
lee was seated at the piano and began
to play the wedding march, The
guests arose to greet the wedding
procession which was led by Miss Mae
Daylsson as bridesmaid and MIR. w.
5. jackson, of Valentine, as grooms
man, followed by the b.ide and BRIDE
groom. rhe party proceeded to the
parlor where Rev. j. II. Address per-
formed the marriage ceremony and
pronounced the contracting parties
husband and wife.
The bride was beautifully dressed In
white. Her dress WAS Of white silk
trimmed with lace, and her gloves and
slippers were of white kid. Orange
| bud adorned her hair and a beautiful
bunch OF brides roses were in her hand.
Altogether the vision was one fair to
see The bridegroom was faultlessly
| attired in black, and the two looked as
happy as one could we'll desire to be
The groumsman was also perfectly.
dressed, while the bridesmaid's s apparel
put us IN some doubt, whether there
might not be some mistake as to
which daugAer was the bride.
After the ceremony was concluded
and congratulations extended, refresh
ments were served and a social time
was rnjvyed by all. Mr.. and Mrs
Good left on the night train for Valen.
, tine where they will make their future
home. A number OF their friends
accompanied them to the depot and
generously contributed copious
showers of rice as an expression OF
their good will. Il large number of
beautiful and costly presents wers re.
ceived Of which we failed to secure a
list. Those present were:
Hon. J. A: Fike. W. 3, Jackson and Miss Edna
Fischer. of Valentine;
Miss Sadie Dewey, Wood Lake. 1850
j.. -: Berkeley: f. l.. Coffey, Miss Louie Miller
Miss Rose Rathbnrn. Of Answorth:
Miss Lou Richmond, OF JOhnstOWn, g
Mir. and Mrs. w. Il. Good, of Butkt.
Mrs DIR. E, p, Green, of Denver. Colo.
John H. Address. Misses Marion Mason, May
Stevens, Jess WhittmOre BERTHE BIoWnlee, Kate
Andrew Lowe, H, p. Mcknight, Geo. A, David
son. Otts Berger. j. c.. Castle j. A. Nay. F, b
Mygatt, Fred Whittemore, +. o. DeLand, o
Longtime.
j. II. Andres in Republican Jour-
nal.
MARRIED: - Wednesday evening
April 18th at the home of the brides''
parents in Longtime, Miss Iva Davis
son to Mr.. Robert Good, of Valentine
The bride is one of Longplne',
handsomest and most attractive youns
ladies aud we'll known in this place
Mr.. Good is at present editor ant
publisher of the VALENTINE DEMO
CRAT, a:presperous newspaper in GU
nelghboring city. The happy couple
have a bright and prosperous future
before them as the Star-Journal cot
tidentiy believes. - Ains,corth Stggt' tgg.t''
Journal.
Robert Good, of the VALENTINE
DEMOCRAT. aud Miss Iva DaviSson, o
Longtime, were united in the hol!
honds of matrimony in Longtime
Wednesday night. April %. 1897, At
8 o'clock. The Home Rule wishe
Them happy, prosperous and blessed
journey through life.-Hop,e Rule.
Robert Good, a former resident o
:his place, publisher Of the VALEN
TINE DEMOCRAT and Miss Iva M
Davisson, of Longtime, were married
, Wednesday, April %, 1897. The lie
publican hastens to extend congratu
r lations to the happy couple wishing
them a life of unadulterated JOY AM
I much prosperity a Ia McKlnley.-Neo
port Republican.
.tt. ;a,n.
Robert; Good, of this city, ant
Miss Iva NJ. Davisson, of Longtime
were married at'8:00 O'clock WedLes
u day evening, April q, 1897, at tn
home of the brides parents, the Rev
John Address performing the mar
! riage ceremony in an impressive man
d ner in the presence of a large circle O
invited guests. y. w. S. Jackson, of thi
city, acted as best man and Miss Il
% Mae DAVIDSON, sister of the bride, &C
ted as bridesmaid
The bfide is one of the most higti
:. respected and accomplished: iyoun
y ladies Of: Longpine and while sh
n comes TO Valentine stranger she wi
4 receive a warm reception that wi
make her feel at home and a strange
D. no longer. a"r,n
The groom is editor Of TEE DFte