Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-06
HONUS' LETTER.
Many Interesting Items From
Our San Francisco
Correspondent
San Francisco November 4, lS9

home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Cohn. I
Outside of the families Of her three {
brothers the wedding will be strictly
private, only sixteen intimate friends be
ing invited. The wedding will be grand Z
affair. The floral decorations will be on
q most elaborate scale, violets and roses
being chiefly employed. The ceremony
" i'll take place under a Japanese we'd
ding bell in the parlor alcove. Mrs, Hy-
man Conn, the BRIDES most intimate
friend, will be maid Of honor, an} Lyman
CONN, a brother Of the bride. will be best
man. Rev. Mr.. Eddie Of the Episcopal
Cuurch will perform the corcm my.
The brides gov ..of white br, nade is
being made in this city. The ar .erSkirt
Will be of white t~lffetta, and tie whole
n i he partially hidden bene. IN clouds
e. rare, old point lace. The & wn willie
cut high at tbg throat ."d VIII have but
d >malIuaju. bunch OF vioIets will he
carried Iy the bride, and she VIII wear
no veil.
In the matter Of jewels, the bride will
he resplendent. lie hair Will he adorned
ly a magnificent diamond of great value,
while a girdle Of pearls will encircle her
waist, AtIer the ceremony the wedding
party will partake of a wedding lunch.
The married couple will spend the after
tno"" at the residence and at $50 O'Clock
viii leave on the evening train tor san
Francisco. their future home,
The bride is A BRIGHT and accon:I.~-.d
Young lady. The groom is a popular
and well known young man, who Ia, 4
laroc circle of friends, in Nirri1ia civ
and Carson, who will wish him and his
wife a happy future.
A.C. Pratt tells me that he has ntOle
orders for Ideal Stan,D Mills from \4y-
ada than any nthor State on tho Toast
This NAV ha doo 70 SOMA ovter+ ~ Mr.
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mining men in that State; but it also goss
to sho that Nevada is not as dead as
some people claim. There must he min
ing going on and the miners are evident
~ progressive and wide-awake people
who want the latest and best of every
thing and have money to pay for it.
Paul Frosie, a former empIove Of Peter
son and SDringmever and one of the
First %ovada NIuntaars raturned to
this city on the transport Pueblo, from
:, Manila. He says thu. the Nevada boys
were in three hard engagements with
Gen. Wheaton in the lead. Paul was dis
charged on account of being sick. He
afterwards opened a bakery in Manila
and did q splendid business, until he was
, taken seriously Ill and disposed OF his
. BUSINESS lie intends 10 return to carson
5 soon.
( Charley Hofer and wife arrived in this
city last week from Douglas Island.
Alaska, after an absence of four years.
- Mir. IIOfer has been aSsaver. Both are
enjoying the best of health, bun do not in
tend to return to the cold country. They
, will winter IN Carson.
Ex-United States Marshal Jim Moore
who has been conducting a saloon in
Dvea. returned to this civ last week. Jins
claims there are millions there but the
sauve Jimmy did not hri,g much goId
home. lie intends to return north in the
( spring.
\ In the past three weeks there has been
Y no less than y operations narfarn,od ON
: Carsonites.
4 1t is reD0rted on good authority that
J Jim Y~erjnoton will soon make the Pal
ar.. UotoI his baodcuartar. f,r .ntb
for ne purpose of meeting a syndicate OF
Lo" ton, for the sale OF mines in silver
Pc. ,. The price will not be less than
s S3'OJJ,0J).
Eu Harden Of Humboldt county, who
departed some months ago for the klon-
dyke, returned last Monday. He didn't
say there long but went up to Cape
9 pme. lie Informed your correspondent
=, that it was the richest country in the
e "0!1" "hu LIT lNteHuS 10 return III me
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