The Springdale news., 1899-02-03
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 "There was a sound o1 reVelry by night" and it came rom. the pleasant home of Mir. and Mrs R. E. Renner. The time was Wednesday evening ana the occasion was the mar rlage of Dr. c. G. Dodson and Miss Retta Renner. A large number of friends and we'll wlshero were present to witness the happy event. The wedding march was played by Miss Bertha Denver, and at the hour of s o'clock the contracting parties entered the room pre- ceded by the attendants, Uric Harris. of Rogers, and Miss Sallle Renner, sister of the bride. Eld. James Dodson ad yanced and in a few brief and impressive words made them husb band and wife. After the happy young couple had re- ceived the congratulations of their friends, supper was serv ed, and it was entirely in keep ing with the occasion.
 Both these young people are well known in Spripgdale, hay lig resided here from early youth. Dr. Dodson is one of our most energetic and pros porous young business men and besides hls lucrative prac- tice in dentistry is a director in the Bank of Splingdale and the Northwest Arkansas Telephone Co. The bride is a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Renner and is splendid young lady in every way, we'll worthy the gentleman who has chosen her for a life companion. Both have many friends, and all are united in thelr expressions of good will and best wishes for the future happiness of the young people.
 A dinner was given Wednes day by Mir. and Mrs. G. bod son Tn honor of the newly we'd ded couple and it was enjoyed very much by all.
 pr. and Mrs Dodson were the recipients of many useful and valuable presents, as fol lows:
 MT. and Mrs. C Dodson-Carpets and Blinds.
 Miss Jennie Dodson Sewing Ma chine and Towels
 Nr. and Mrs. R. F. Renner-Decorat- cd Dinner Set
 MT. and Mrs. Chas. Renner-Cham- Der Set.
 Mr. and Mrs Bushnell-Silyer Pickle Castor
 Mir. and Mrs Phenicic, Reno, Kan sas,-Silver Tea Set
 Ethel Phenicie, Reno, Kan. ,-Slum- Der Robe
 Mrs. Allingham, Reno, Kansas-Sil- yer Tea Pot
 Mrs. Pr. Gladman, Tonganoxie, Kansas-Doylies.
 Miss Whitehead, Fayetteville Doylies
 Mesdames Dr. Christian, J. F. Deav- CT and J. R. Harris-Clocl1 and Shelf.
 John Stafford and wife-Lamp.
 Miss Bertha Deaver Lamp.
 Captain Long-Lamp
 .Jerre Long-Silver Fruit Stand.
 Otto Christian, Arthur and Lula Nays-Berry Set.
 MT. and Mrs. James Dodson-Sil- yer Fruit Dish.
 q. A. Graves and wife-Silver Cracker Bowl
 Chas. Pendererass and sister Silver Preserve Stand.
 G. w. Kennan and wife-Silver Cake Stand.
 Miss Leoti Campbell-Silver Bon Bon Spoon.
 Miss Callie Petross. Uric and Lee Harris Butter Knife.
 Frank Parrott-Bowl and Pitcher.
 Etta Stokes and Dora Smyer-Paper Hanger
 NIT and Mrs Watkins and Mrs. Beauchamp-China Tea Set,
 Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Chandler, Chos- ka l. T.-Table Spoons,
 J. NJ. Davis-Silver Pie Ladle.
 Miss Louiza Renner-Silver Nut Set.
 Ben c Gray -Si,er Gravy Spoons.
 Garland Ownbey-Crumb Tray and Brush.
 C. L. Baker and wife-Fruit Dish.
 Glrtle Parrott-Pudding Pan.
 Lee Christian-Bread Plate. Earl Brvant-TOwels. Jno. Dodson and wlfe-TaDle Cloth.
 Mrs. A. T. Claypool-Side Board Set.
 John Myers and Hugh Philips-Sil yer Sugar Stand.
 Mrs Nora Lunsford, Cameron, l. T., Apron for Fancy Work. Sallie and Nan Adams. Birdie Par ker and Bulah Jones-Silver Butter Dish.
 The newly welded pair will go to housekeeping soon II their new home out on west Emma Avenue.