The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1901-06-27
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MISS OOfd IullleTlOfu Oh lnut-
mucca were married at the home
of the brides parents in Winnie
mucca at noon yesterday, Rev. Geo.
G. King performing the ceremony.
Only relatives of the contracting
parties witnessed the ceremony
Miss Sophie Rutherford acted as
bridesmaid and Paul Rutherford
was groomsman.
The Rutherford home presented
a beautiful scene. The parlor
where the ceremony was perform
ed was tastefully decorated with
roses and sweet peas as was also
the dining room.
The groom is the son Of Mrs. /.
Watt who has extensive and pro-
ductive ranches throughout this
county.
Rob was born and raised in
Lander county and is one of its
popular young men.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. W. Rutherford and is
a Winnemucca raised girl. She is
one of the most popular Young
ladies in the State, being a favor
tie with everybody who knows her.
They were the recipients of
many valuable presents. One of
the tokens received was a beautiful
clock from Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. II.
Clark, (nee Watt, which was ac-
companied by the following poem :
Beautiful June is here again,
And she brings 'mone her garlands of flowers
The lovely rose the flower of love,
Which she gives to a brother OF ours.
And he knows what she means this Summer
So straightway he sets the day, IQueen
On the twentyssixth two hearts made one,
Will beat as one Away.
And that is the reason | write these lines
To accompany a token of love,
Which we have chosen to send this pair.
Our sincerest love to prove.
lis a clock to place on the mantle shelf
And as the hands go round,
As the moments tick and the hours pass by,
May their happiness have no bound.
As the years roll on may their life's cup
BE filed with pleasures wine,
May peace and plenty crown them both,
Dear Brother and Sister mine,
For love is sublime and love is divine,
The dearest of poets themes,
To love and love alone belong
The minstrels brightest dreams.
And love can smoothe the burrows deep.
From the brow OF work or care
And health and happiness be their lot
Who each others burdens share.
Who try to mount the rugged steep
As hand in hand they 20,
Still onward with Loves banner bright
Waving to and fro.
That God will bless them is our prayer,
These two we love so we'll,
God grant them all good gifts of life
That human tongue can tell.
How well we would love to see them wed.
But since it cannotsbo
We hope the dag is not far off
When both of them well see,
So until then tits vain to wish,
lis vain to hope or sigh
So until then we can but say,
God bless them and goodbye.
And round their amaranthine flowers
That know no blight OF time.
Irvine this garland of our love
This simple wreath Of rhyme.
If good wishes can carry them
on a happy journey through life
20 a heaven of rest in bowers re-
plete with blossoms Of life and
fragrant with good and beautiful
deeds, theirs would be all ideal
bliss.
The NEyADAN extends its con-
gratulations to the happy couple,
hoping that their path through life
may be one of peace, plenty and
pleasure, and after many years, as
they descend the hill of life, the
Watt family may have increased
and multiplied and become a pow
er in the land of their adoption, a
pleasure to their parents and an
honor TO their country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watt left this
morning by private conveyance for
Silver Greek.