Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-13
L. Binford. where they have taken
apartments forSthe summer.
MERSHON.CANFIE

LOU MAOel S6nIlelQ TO ME- SeTl G1GT.s
shon OF Liscomb. Only the relatives
and a few very dear friends Of the
young people were present at the we'd
ding. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. F. w. Russell. The only at
tendants were two little nieces Of the
bridegroom, Lutte Johnson, OF Maquo-5
keta, and Mildred Sprague. OF st.
Joseph. They carried the flowers and
were as dainty as the flowers them
selves in their white dresses. The bride
wore a becoming gown OF white Per-
sian lawn and carried roses. Palms
and ferns, mingled with pink and white
roses. decorated the parlors. After the
friends had congratulated the newly.
welded couple the little tables were
brought in and an elegant dinner was
served. Carnations We're given as fa-'
vors.
The bride has lived in Marshalltown
all her life and is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Garfield. She is a very
bright young lady and made a good
record in the schools. The graduated
with the class of 1897. Since then she
has been teaching and has been very
successful in her work. The past year
she was engaged at Liscomb and it was
while there that she met the gentleman
who is now her husband. Mr.. Nlershon
is the only son OF DIR. and Mrs. G. A.
Mershon of Llscomb. and is interested
in drug store there; He will take his
bride to Liscomb this evening, where
he has a pretty cottage prepared for
her occupancy.
The out of town guests at the we'd
ding We're Capt. and Mrs. r. c. Johnson
and little daughter Lutte, of Maquo-
keta; DR.. and Mrs. g. A. Mershon and
little daughter Clara, OF Liscomb: Miss
Harriet Reed, OF State Center. and Mrs.
j. b. Hepler, Of Cedar Rapids.
LAAiPMAN-FANTO
AL the pleasant country home of Mr..
of the city on Main street, at 8 O'Clock
of the First Baptist church of this city.
spoke the words that united for life Mr..
George Waters Lampman and Miss
Nora +. Fanton. About fifty witnessed
the ceremony, which was simple. but
1spretty. The bride tastefuly gowned
in white and the decorations of the
house We're in pink and white. A we'd
ding dinner was served after the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Lampman will
make their home west of the city.
where Mr.. Lampman is engaged in
farming. Mr.. Lampman is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester O. Lampman,
who reside three miles west of Mar
shalltown.
DAILY AT CHICAGO.
The Inter Ocean of this morning has
| the following to say concerning the
marriage of Mr.. Raymond F.. Daily.
until recently connected with the Chi
cago Glucose Refining Company's plant
in this city:
Marriage rites Were solemnzed last
Ievening for Miss Matte Alma keenan,
land Raymond Ernest DAILY. The bride
lis daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Wilson
| t. keenan,. No. 4042 Michigan avenue
at which residence the wedding took
\ place. The bridesmaids and ushers
We're Misses Rebecca Tamblin, Mabel
4 Mathison. Willye Day. of Dallas. Tex;
Alessrs. Robert keenan,. Philo King ane
i Richard Mommers, of Boston. II was
a pink and white wedding, the house
being decorated in pink and white
roses, sweet peas and peonies. The
bride wore a gown Of white silk null
over white silk and carried shower
bouquet oflilies of the valley and roses
The bridesmaids work pink silk null
and carried sweet peas. About Ion
guests We're entertained at the wedding
supper. which followed the ceremony
Mr.. and Mrs. Daily left for st. Paul
They will be at home after July 1 al
No. 4o42 Michigan avenue
MARSCHALL - SANDERS, AT
BELLE PLANE.
The T.-R.'s dispatches today from
Belle Plaire. as published in another
column, give the particulars Of the mar.
|.riage Of Mr.. Chris Marshall. Of Hamp.
ton. to Miss Mary Sanders, OF Bell,
j PLANE, both ofwhom We're former resi-.
dents of A1arshalltown. Mr.. Marschal
was for some time. until a few years
alago. employed at the Mcbride & Viii
and b. "A. Morgan stores here. Ths
4 bride has been for many years in TIL,
employ Of the Standard and Marshal
Oil Companies and was well liked by he
many Marshalltown friends.
j GG-M.ALLIsTER. AT CHAR.
TER OAK.
4 At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. w
i kamman, at Charter Oak, at higi
4 noon Tuesday. the latters sister
Miss Nellie McAllister. was united ii
marriage 20 DR. Howard Hersay Kel-
Ilogg, OF Sioux City, a former Marshall
4 town resident and brother of DIR. l.. F
Kellogg. of this city. The bride ha.
been until recently teacher OF physica
culture in the Sioux City schools, and Il
highly spoken Of. DR.. and Mrs. Kellogg
4 together with DR.. and Mrs. Ray Kel.
logg, who are to be married at Webste
lefty Thursday evening. will visit Mar.
shalltown and Will be at home afte
July Lat 2ls Ninth street, Sioux City.
PALMER-ATKINSO AT NEW
YORK
Friends in this city are in receipt O
J cards issued by MIR. Lawrence Atkinson
announcing the marriage of his sister
Miss Alice, to Mr.. Edward G. Palmer
OF New Orleans, at The Netherlands
Mr.. Palmer wac former general freigh
agent OF the Iowa Central railway, witt
headquarters in this city. Mr.. and Mrs
q Palmer Will be at home after Aug. /, a
New Orleans. where Mr.. Palmer is en-
gagged in paper manufacturing.
A GILMAN WEDDING.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. F
Il Stansberry, at Gilman, Tuesday even
Ing at o'clock occurred the marriag
Of Miss May Milan and Mr.. Isle G
Lavender. Rev. Charles Hammond Q
the Congregational church, officiating
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