Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1900-04-12

Wednesday, at twelve o'clock,
noon. Mr.. Hugh Smith and Miss
Flora Hunt were united in marriage
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hunt, in the
presence of large attendance of
relatives and invited guests. the
Rev. H. c. F. Chambers performing
the ceremony that united these
young people as husband and wife.
At the appointed hour Miss Mamie
Hensley stepped to the organ and
beautifully executed the wedding
march while the bride and groom,
attended by Mr.. Harry May and
MISS Effie Hunt, entered the room
.tr.(ere, in the presence of the invited
guSsts assembled, the ceremony
wa(sS performed. Mr.. Smith has
grpWn from childhood in Extra, has
malay friends and enjoys the respect
anH esteem of all who know him.
He9 possesses bright and sunny
disposition, is honest. upright and
honorable and worthy Of the conf.
.4ence he enjoys with his many
Mends and associates. He is
barber by profession, owns his own
shop and conducts profitable
business. Miss Hunt is winsome.
graceful young woman with sweet
disposition, being kind. generous
and affectionate. She is endowed
With more than ordinary attain
,Sments that give her womanly man
ners that are indicative of nobility
and sincerity of purpose and purity
of thought which have won her
many friends and endeared her to
her companions and associates.
Her life is tempered with the sun
shine of true love and consistent
devotion which makes her worthy
of Friendship and most truly worthy
of the sacred love and constant
devotion that her life companion
has pledged her at the marriage
altar.
Thus in the spring of youth and
beauty, filled with JOY and hope,
peace and happiness, contentment
and love, two of our most worthy
young people have united heart
together; to make all toll pleasure
and to make all gloom and darkness
sunshine. Their many friends unite
in wishing that in the years to come
in their married life they may find
the fulfillment and consultation of
their dearest and fondest hope
They will soon be Eat home" to
their many friends in .kickapoo
Park. The following is list of the
presents that they received:
After the ceremony the bride and
groom received the congratulations
of all present after which dinner
was announced. The long table in
the dining room was almost buried
with rich and rare delicacies that
had been prepared for the occasion.
Mr., and Mrs. Marshall Smith. a check for
one hundred dollars; Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Hunt, cook stove; Frank Hunt and wife,
dinner set: Elsie Hunt, cake stand; Glenn
Hunt, tooth pick holder; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunt, rocking chair; Jack and Perry and
Howard Hensley, rug; Mr.. and Mrs. Yer
non Deets, bed spread; Isaac Hunt, bed
cloth and napkins; Charles and Walter
Hensley. set of silver knives and forks;
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Shearer and son. of
Clarinda,. Iowa. mantle CLOCK; Mrs. John
ley, banquet lamp; Mrs. Leroy Hensley,
quilt and two dresser scarfs; Rev. IL. {. +.
Chambers and wife. wedding chimes: Mrs.
Smith, rug; Mr.: and Mrs, John |, Hensley.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hensley, set of
dining room chairs; Chester Hensley; set
Of silver tea spoons; Mr., and Mrs. U, 9.
Stonebrook, silver tea pot Mr.. and Mrs,
u. Gunderson. pair of towels; Mr.. and Mrs.
C. "A. Marlin, set silver knives and forks;
Mr.. and Mrs. George w; Hoover, tea set;
and butter knife: Harry May and Ella
4 Hunt, rocking chair.
Krause's Cold Cure will break up
your cold. 1t is not necessary to stay
in the house while you are being cured.
4 For sale by Nick Doffing g. Co., drug
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