The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-01-27
Busll-Goff.

Wednesday night at the home of the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Golf, on east Broadway, in the pres
ence of few invited guests, we're
united in marriage, MIR. Maynard
Bush and Mise Susie Golf. Rev.
Leonard performed the ceremony AT
ter the beautiful ring service of the
Presby terrain church.
The house was prettily decorated
with flowers and plants and the
wedding was one of the prettiest of
the season. Promptly at 800 two
little girls, Dee Patterson aud Flor
ence Bedel came through the rooms
marking u pathway with white rib
bon for the bridal party. Mr.. James
Campbell aud Miss Clara KAUFMAN,
best man and bridesmaid. followed.
/ Little Fay GoH, sister of the bride,
came next scattering flowers along
| the pathway. Then came the bride
| and groom, the whole party arrang-
/ ing themselves at the north emf of
| the reception room. In solemn,
earnest tones, Rev. Leonard pro.
nounced the sacred words making
| them man and wife. Following this
/ there were most hearty congratula-
tiOns and good wishes and later the
guests were served with delightful
refreshments. Mr.. and Mrs. Bush
lett on the morning santa Fe train
for Kansas City whore they Will
spend brief honey moon.
No young people in lola are better
known than Maynard and susie,
as their names have been so long at
tecionately coupled, and few if any
are known more iavorabiy. The
bride has lived here nearly all her
life and her graces of character and
person, her social and musical accom-
plishments, have won her Il warm
place in the hearts of all who know
her. Modest and unassuming, kind
~, sympath etic and sensible, she has
developed into the finest type of
wOmanheod, and the man who has
won her as mis- vile Is indeed fortu.
nate.
Maynard Bush driued to lola
twelve or thirteen years ago, boy OF
fifteen, waif and stray, without II
home or a friend. How he managed
to get started up instead of down he
might find it hard himself to explain.
He did whatever very small hoy
with nobody to back him could get to
do. Worked tor some farmer winters
Chored around town summers. FL.
nally got started as devil in u print
ing Office where he worked for moth
ing during the day for IA month or
two and sawed wood at night to pay
his board. Worked for year then
for his board, jobbing around after
and before Office hours for money TO
buy his clothes. That was in 1890
with \. III. Harris on the Farmer $
Friend when that paper was first
started Later he worked on the Her.
aid when p. j. Talbot was its editor
and finally, in 1893, came into the
REGISTER office of which he is now
the trusted and efficient foreman and
where he seems likely to be II fixture,
During the six years that he has been
in the REGISTER Office he has done
good, faithful, efficient work, fairly
earning the position he now occupies.
He is good printer and a good boy,
thoroughly respected by the entire
community, heartily liked by his as
sociates in the shop" ana fully
trusted by his employer.
And these ara some of the reasons
why all the acquaintance of Mr., and
Mrs. Bush are their friends and will
follow them to the threshold Of their
new life with the most sincere con-
CALCULATIONS and good wishes,