Barbour County index., 1905-02-08
MATRIMONIAL.
NJ CURE TAYLOR.

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Wednesday, February I, 1905, at
the residence of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. R. Taylor, Rev.
u. l.. Swan of this city being the
officiating pastor.
The wedding march was played
by Miss Jennie Mcclure, the
groom's sister. The couple enter
ed the parlor, marching to the
sweet strains of music, led by Rev.
Swan, at exactly IL o'clock, and
there in the presence of some fifty
friends and relatives the words
were spoken which bound the
hearts and fortunes of these two
young people together until death
does them part
The bride was beautifully attir-
ed in a wedding gown of white
Paris Muslin with a sprig of AS
paragus Springerria. The groom
wore fine suit of black.
The groom is the second son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mcclure. Of his
worth, integrity, industry and per-
sonal character too much cannot
be said in a commendatory way.
He has been brought up on his
parents farm south and east of this
city and from boyhood to manhood
his daily life has been an open
book to his friends and neighbors,
and all are proud to be numbered
among his friends.
The bride is the second daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Taylor
who reside in the southeastern cor
ner of Medicine Lodge township.
She is charming young lady, gift
ed alike with beauty in features,
disposition and character, and ac-
complished and refined literarily
and socially. She, too, has grown
to womanhood in Barber county
and counts her friends by the scores
everywhere her acquaintance ex-
tends. The Index counts it both
pleasure and a privilege to cornpli-
ment and congratulate Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcclure.
Mr.. Mcclure owns a homestead
in Beaver county, Oklahoma, to
which he and his bride will re-
move.
Following is list of presents re-
ceived by the couple on the day of
their marriage:
Set of silver knives and forks-Henry s.
Taylor, Kansas City, Missouri.
Gravy ladel-Mr. and Mrs J. E. Plummer
Cbanute Kansas.
One dozen silver tea spoons-Mr. and Mrs.
Leo n. Leslie, Kansas City, Missouri.
sor, Grayson, Missouri
Four-piece decorated glass set-Nathan
Taylor.
Glass butter dish--C L Rhodes.
Lamp--Annis Taylor.
Brussles rug-Mr. and Mrs. John Luallen.
Pair of blankets--G. r. Taylor
Table cJoth--Mrs. G.. r. Taylor.
Table cloth--Lloyd and Wava Davis.
Table oloth-Mr and Mrs. Green Harris.
Tea pot-Bernice woodward.
Decorated china diSh-Mrs. Lizzie Sommer,
Kiowa, Kansas.
Parlor lamp--Mr. and Mrs ". s. Rubert.
Decorated china dish--Mrs. L. T. williams.
Two books--Harry Mcclure, Emporfa Kan
Family bible-Alleu Herr,
Decorated china dinner set--N. H. Taylor,
Winchester, Massachusetts.
Table linen--Fannie Morris, Ringwood,
klahOma.
Pair of towels--Mr and Mrs. John Wilhelm.
One dollar-Mrs. Alfred.
Vegetable dish-Bessie MCGUIRE.
Vegetable dish--Grace MCGUIRE
Half dozen plates-Mr. and Mrs. T. ], Nc
Guire.
Set silver knives and forks-Grandma Nc
Greedy.
Dresser scarf-Albert Thomas
Table cloth--Mr. and Mrs. Rucker.
Decorated China bread plate--Ina Rucker.
Decorated china fruit dish-Mre and Mrs.
Lewis Balding.
Table cloth and set of napkins-Mr. and
Mrs. r. A. Porter
Fruit stand-Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Colborn.
Fire-proof cooking dishes-Geo. CoIborn.
Two.piece tea set-Katie Wyer.
Set or silver tea spoons-Mr. and Mrs. B. 8,
kauf man.
Chocolate set, working bag and hair pin
holder-Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Grandstaff.
One dollar-Geo. MCGUIRE.
Five dollars-James McCreedy.
Pair towels-Mr. and Mrs. Alfred.
Three pairs of towels--Mr. and Mrs. 3. D.
Gaddie.
Tea kettle and set of kitchen utensils-Mr.
Mrs. e. e. Backmore.
Clock-D. w. Stone and Ed Quick.
Pair OF towels-Mary Mac Gregor.
Clock-Harry Mcclure. Emporia, Kansas.
HESLER-wILTRoUT.
Joseph E. Hesler and Goldie B.
Wiltrout, both of Woods county,