Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-11-09
MURCnIt-kNlERlM.
wedding Of Two Of the Valleys PECULIAR yosas
Peoole.

People.
For more than week previous to
last Wednesday preparations for
the wedding of MISS Ida Knierim
and Mr.. Alex. Murchie kept the many
friends of the young people in this
valley as busy as a swarm of bees.
When the eventtul night arrived it
| found the Methodist Church hand
somely decorated for the occasion,
and a wedding supper prepared fit
| for the most tastidious connoiseur of
edibles and sufficient tor regiment.
| The ceremony was set for 6 o'clock
| i'll the evening, and at 6:3o about IT'S
invited guests were at the church.
At GAS, to the music OF IA wedding
march, rendered by Miss M. Donohue,
| the bride and groom, accompanied by
| the brides father and mother, Mrs.
G. w. Knierim, Mrs. Fox, her grand
mother, John Murchie, cousin of
the groom, and Henry Wagner and
Miss Annie Nichol, as groomsman
and bridesmaid, took their stand un-
der a large horseshoe of white chrys-
anthemums, where the Rev. f. X.
| Winsor performed the ceremony and
pronounced the words which made
the high contracting parties man and
wife. The bride was attired in a
lovely creation of white Duchess
satin, en- traine, trimmed with nous
seine de sole. The bridesmaid wore
blue silk trimmed with white, while
the groom and groomsman were at
tired in the conventional black.
After the ceremony congratulations
were showered upon the happy
young couple, and the guests were
then invited into the banquet hall of
the church, where they fell upon the
good things to eat en- masse. During
the evening the guests were enter
| tanned by music, both vocal and in
strumental, and very pleasant
evening was spent until about IL
o'clock, when the guests depa rted for
home after wishing Mr.. and Mrs.
Murchie God speed on their journey
though lite in their new relationship,
a wish which the TIMER also desires
to be recorded from the force. Mr..
and Mrs Murchie were the recipients
of many handsome, valuable and
useful presents, a list of which IS
here appended. IT any have been
overlooked and not mentioned it is
by oversight and not intention. The
bride and groom will reside with
Grandma Fox.
| Miss Lizzie Baker-Bamboo easle
Charles McLeod-Mirror.
Will Baker and wife-wine set and syrup pitch
Walter conder-P sraph album.
| F. 4. Carroll and wife-Berry dish.
| Mrs. c. Johnson-Table linen.
| J. s. Craig and wife-Set of napkins.
/ J. T. Sweat and wife-Dozen pie plates.
| A. j. johnson and wife-Lace pillow shams.
A. ]. Littell and wife-Glass lemonade set.
+. J. Ross and wife-Silver peckle fork.
Miss Mabel Ross-silveT sugar spoon.
| Miss Eta Warren-Bedspread.
Miss Lillian Jones-salt and pepper shakers.
| John Murchie-Scotch Collie pup.
c. Hernleben and wife-Glass berry set.
Joeie Galagher-Siver sugar shell.
| Lucille Gallagher-Bonbond dish.
| Chas Gallagher and wife-Lace bed set.
James Michel and wife-Berry dish.
| B. r. Baker and wife-Rug.
Mrs. Anna Hughes-silveT berry spoon.
Tom Ross and wife-Lace bed set.
| S. Gregory and wife-Napkns.
Miss Mildred Whitman-China tray.
c. Leavitt and wife and D. crowninshield and
wife-China tea set.
| Mrs. G. l. Leavitt-Crocheted slippers.
Thos. Jennings and wife-Glass table set.
Miss Bessie Young-Mother-o of pearl paper cut
ter.
Chas. Anonymous and wife-Hand- painted
| vases.
C. H. Plummer and wife-Hand embroidered
sam White and wife-Hat-rack and rocking
chair.
| oyiOu ain hShiy "okhSi-A<ooAmB
MI and Mrs Chas Fox-Lambrequin throw
| Mrs Mary Acknowledgment.
| ]. d. Collins and wife-Tablecloth and napkins
| Miss Pearl Collins-Irish point pillow shams.
Miss Kate Barton-Glass nut bowl.
Miss Julia Barton-Opal bureau set.
Ed Hinch--Tablecloth and napkins.
E. r. Lam and wife-Carving set.
| Miss Annie Nichols-Pickle jar.
| John Murche-Silver butter dish.
| " Mcintyre and wife-Silver sugar bowl.
James Andrews-Silver spoon holder.
Fred Welling-Glass table set.
| B. II. Reymers and wife-Tea set.
| John Snyder and wife, of Arizona-Bureau
scarf
Miss Ida Cooper-Bureau set
| Mrs, Henry Baker-Tablecloth.
| Henry McLeod-Collar and cuff box.
Lulu and George Kaufman-Water pitcher.
| Will Johnson-Clock.
| Mrs. John Dobbins-Berry set
| W. II. Russell-Fancy clock.
| Sine Nelson of Cal.-Toilet set.
| George Baker-Tapestry table-cover
| George Johnson-Fan and mirror.
Harry Warren-Bohemian shaving mug.
Misses Emma and Alice Osborn-Rug.
| Mrs. j. G. Kaufman-Cake dish.
| Miss May Peatross-Pearl penholder.
forks.
Miss Maude Bruette-silver soup ladle.
| Miss Josie Becker-Class cake dish.
Mrs. VIM Becker-Table linen.
Henry Neilson-Halfdozen silver knives and
| forks.
Asa Mitchell Rocking chair.
| NJ. Segal and wife-Table lamp.
| Mrs H. Samuels-Fruit dish.
| Miss NJ. Donohue-Half-do dozen silver knives
James West and wife-Table linen
| Mrs. DR.. Jones-Hand- embroidered center
e. Hernieben and mother--Tapestry table.
cover.
MI VIM. R. Hayes and wife-Tapestry table
cover.
Unknown friend Half dozen silver teaspoons
and tablespoons.