The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-01-22
Wedding B6IIS. 20 Years AQO. 1Om6 PICK UPS

On Tuesday evening last, Jan.
18th, 1907, at ten minuets past
eight o'clock, occurred the we'd
ding of Mr.. Amos b. Leaton to
Miss Ruth M Cameron, at the
residence of brides parents in
Challis, Idaho.
The ceremonies were perform
ed the Rev. A. j. Hoar, of this
city, and were very impressive.
Will Cameron, a brother of the
bride, was groomsman, and Miss
Beatrice O'Neal acted as brides
maid. The wedding march was
played by Miss Mildred Gayle.
1t was very beautiful wedding,
indeed. Over fifty guests were
present on this occasion.
The bride wore a white silk
null dress and looked lovely, and
and the groom was attired in
conventional black.
After the wedding ceremonies
were over refreshments of deli
cious ice cream and cake were
served.
Both the bride and groom were
born in Challis and have lived
here continuously, except while
away attending school for two
years. The bride is the only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
Cameron, of Challis, and she is
an accomplished and lovely
young lady.
The groom is the youngest son
of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Leaton,
of Challis, and is an industrious
young man. Both the bride and
groom have many friends who
wish them plenty of happiness
and success.
They received many beautiful
and expensive presents, of which
the following is a list
China bread plate-Lillian sullivan.
Silver tea strainer and silver cake knife
Mr.. and MIS-. Reed
Fancy toilet bottle-Margaret f. Reed.
Glass cake stand-John aPushaw.
Picture ana frame--Lucretia Pushaw.
Center piece and silver tea spoons-Mrs. ]
Pushaw.
Bed spread-Mr. and Mrs. Rowles.
5 Cold meat fork-Mrs. Spain. Salmon.
I | gtffr Mr. IL
Two table cloths-Mr. aud Mrs. Elder.
Coffee and tea pots-Mitllssa Wilkinson.
Box of observation-disclosures Neal
!, Two cups and saucers, table linen, one-hal
dozen sauce dishes-Mrs. D. Reed and Mr.. C.>
Jordan
Silver card receiver and nut picks-Mr. an
n Silver sugar spoon-Mrs Penwen.
One -half dozen sauce dlshes-Daniel Steph
one half dozen china pIates-Julia Peck
one half doz. desert plates, berry bowl an
one half doz. sauce dishes-Mr. s. Mrs. Gayle
China platter-Mr. ana Mrs. Johnston.
2 table cloths, doz. napkins and bed linen
Mrs O'Neal.
Sofa pillow-Mr. and Mrs. Eorton.
r One half doz. silver tea spoons-Mrs. Bel
Silver gravy spoou-Lizzie Thompson
One half doz silver teaspoons-Roy Chiver
J. China bread plate-Louise Jones.
One-half doz. glasses-Maud Treloar.
one-haif doz' sauce disheSGisa5eiI NIL 3. N B9yd:
3towels-Edward ONeal.
, Clyde wilkinson.
Toilet bottles-Mr and Mrs. Waters.
a Cake plate-Mr and Mrs. Sweet.
Tea set-Lady NJ. Osborn.
Fancy plate-Guy Bradbury.
Fruit dfsh-Mr. and Mrs. Brown.
HOar.
Cut glass dish-Myrtle & Della Morrison.
Fancy plate-Nettie Hanna.
Gold sugar spoon-Mr & Mrs. T. Macuab-
One half doz silver tablespoons-M. A. Car
" eron
One half doz desert spoons-Ralph s. FraI
l. Baxter.
Dresser scarf-Amelia Marker.
@ Ten dollars in gold-Mr. Leauon.
Box tooth -picks-Lawrence O'Neal.
Silver lettuce fork-Mr. & Mrs. Stethen.
Souvenir spoon-Angus Cameron.
Cold meat f0rk-AIrs Dickson Cal.
;. Sugar shell-Mr. Il Mrs. Bert Macnab.
Olive dish-Harry PuShaw.
IN One-half COZ. dinner plates-MrS. Leaton-
Silver teaspoons--NRr. and Mrs. l.. Greene
Silver knives & forkS-Mr & Mrs. Rodgers
silver bread trav-Mr. & Mrs. Michael
Fancy tooth pick holder-Erma Spa lding-
= -Four towles-Decatur & Letitia Spalding.
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