The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-24
SCHULTZ
WEDDING AT CAMERON
Mr.. Weber to Embark in Busi-
ness at Rockford, Wash.
their future home.
Appropriate Services cad Wedding Fssss.

Apprsp,is.s ssrvIess sad wsdtlas Feet.
Thursday At = p. min the Cameron
church Miss Emma Schultx and Leo
II. Weber pronounced the vows be-
fore Rev. Finke which made them
man and wife.
Miss. Schultz, only daughter OF
Albert Schults Is one Of the Potlatch
favorltes. Handsome, OF a snnny dis
position, shs Is u typical daughter OF
this favored region where she has
grown to womaHNhood, only to add
friends and good wishes rs the years
rolled by. Mr.. Weber Is a young
man Of fine qualities. prosperous,
and OF steady habits, heretofore y
resident OF Spokane. but in the future
located at Rockford Wash. where he
will enter business. and the young
couple make their home after u few
weeks visit with friends III s pokane.
The ceermony was that OF the ring
according to the German Lutheran
ritual, and was1mpressive rs we'll as
pretty. The groom was escorted to
the altar by the groomsman. Charles
J. and George J Schultz. after they
had taken their position. Nj. Schultz
and the bride appeared, followed by
the maids, Miss. Dora A. Gumbert.
of Charleston, and Miss Minnie K oepp.
After the ceremony the guests drove
to the residence OF Mr.. Schultz where
a rebast. such as the Olympic gods
would have delighted in, was served
by the hostes assisted by Mrs. Her
man Schultz and daughter, lhrs.
kiLbie and Mrs, Carl Wcndt. a co.'s
tinued stream OF guests and friends
wero arriving and departing and the
and the home was indeed open house
during the day and night.
The bride was dressed In white
swiss null, with shirring and ruffle
of the same, edging and yolK OF lace.
while In her hand was carried a
bride bouquet. The maids were also
dressed In whits with lace trimming
and wore, as did the groomsman.
Lilies Of the Vallty.
The. presents displayed were az
follows:
Albert Schultz and wife, 300 also
complete silver set
Albert Sdhnltz, Jr. Salt clviet
Fred g large towel
Charles :" X doz. silv. tea spoons
John =" set " knives & forks
Jos. " and wife, frnit dishes
Jos sets lace curtains
Mrs Carl wendt. table linen
Mr. and Mrs EhleYs DO -
Emma Ehlers set vases
George Z" \ doz tumblers
r. p. Lorang and wife. SEP set
fruit dish
A. G. White and wife, sil. berryspoon
H. Z. Vessels Z" cake plate and
PES set
W. N. Terry Castor
II. +. Hull Bed spread
Ed Wagner Table linen
Carl i" parlor lamp
Danl" water set
H wilkins Table linen
w \ doz. napkin ins
Tenn fruit dishes
Mr.. OldaH 1" Table linen
Mr.. Lentess dresser. water act
Nora " e" hndchf box
Mary -" hndchfs
Mr. and Mrs Nigh, pickle dial,
do Kuther, set silv. knives Il F
do III Blumm do
Abba Smith, sofa pillow
Dora Gombert Cream lad]e
Minnie Koepp y doz sily spoons
DR. Stoneburncr wa'er set
4 DeWinters Table linen
Chas Gross water set
Fred Mielks y doz dinner sets
Fred Silflow bed spread
Andrew Entman lrouraine
Henry Brammer berry set
August Theirndon. fruit dish and
sauce plates
Henry BranmeY vegetable dish
Those present at the cermohy be-
beside the ones above mentioned
were:
Rev. Finke,. viii Bramner, +. f.
Wilkins. Carl Wagner, II. koepp,
Clarence Lenter, Herman Ehlcrs,A "A.
Brammer. Henry Black. Carl Koepp