The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-09-08

| Lndu, MT. AIeA Mug, brother of the
bride, wore the usual conventional
black. Miss Lucretia Pushaw, brides
maid, looked most charming in dress
of white peau de crepe and Cluny lace.
The bride is one of our choicest
young ladies. From baby she has
grown up in our midst, honored by ole
and young alike. She has ever been q
bright star in the home circle and now
she has gone to reign as queen in her
own home. The groom has resided in
this com immunity for a mum Der of years,
ana IS moral and industrious young
| man.
Immediately after the ceremony, the
guests were escorted to the dining
room where the tables were spread.
A bounteous and delicious dinner was
served: the table fairly groaning be-
meath its weight of rich viands. Mrs.
hlug fully sustained her reputation in
the culinary art.
The love and esteem in which this
worthy couple are held was shown by
the numerous and beautiful presents
of which the following is a list. The
many friends of the bride and groom
wish them long, pleasant and pros
porous. life.
Set of China cups and saucers-Mr.
and Mrs. Gayle.
Set of breakfast plates-Mr and Mrs.
j. H. Horton.
China chocolate set-Mr. and Mrs
M. A. Brown.
Japanese vase-Emil Kleupfer and
Mrs. Alex Kleupfer.
Two glass yases-Mr. and Mrs. John
Pushaw.
Silver tea set-Axel Olson.
Silver bread tray-Laforest Welch,
Hand painted picture and frame
Miss Lucretia Pushaw.
Sugar shake-Harry Pushaw.
Eight day cloclS-Mrs. M. Klug.
China fruit dish and silver stand
Alex Klug.
Set of silver knives, forks and spoons
Walter Klug.
China dinner set-Will Klug.
China berry set-Mr. & Mrs. Sweet.
China plate-Miss L. M. Osborn.
China salad dset-Clayton and Duncan
Williams.
Cut-glass table set-Mr. and Mrs.
Heasten.
Hand painted salad bowl-Mrs. Good
rich of Boise.
Rocking chair and quilt-Mrs. West.
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China berry bowl-Mr. & Mrs. Elder.
Silver butter knife and sugar shell
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters.
Silver pie knife-Mr. & Mrs. Job.
Silver butter knife-Mr.& & Mrs. Reed.
Silver cold meat fork-Mr. and Mrs.
Arch Howell.
Set of silver chocolate spoons-Mr.
and Mrs Morrison and daughters.
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Mrs. VIM. Chivers & Miss n. Rogers.
Silver pickle fork-Mr.& Mrs. Kerr.
Silver salad fork-Earl Millick.
Silver pie knife-Mr. & Mrs. Wilson.
Silver berry spoon-F. Fuukhouse.
Silver cream ladle-Mr. and Mrs. L.
Fl. Johnston.
Six linen napkins-Mrs. L. Flott.
One linen table cloth with embroid-
cred initials-Wm. Scbwarzkopf.
Two linen towles-Ritta Wilson.
Six linen naplxins-Mr.& & Mrs. Keyes.
Two linen towles-Mrs. NJ. Baxter.
Linen table cloth-Mr. & Mrs. Nickerson
g q" "-E & Jennie Baxter.
Linen towel-Mrs. Wells.
1 doz. linen napllins-Mr. and Mrs.
Rodgers and daughter.
Linen table cloth-Mr. &Mrs Baxter |
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China dinner set-Mr. and Mrs. John |
Stephens and sons.
Set China cups & saucers-Mrs. L.
rolman.
Set of China breakfast plates-Mr. &
Mrs. Funkhouse.
Two China cups and saucers-Mrs.
FOLEY and Guy Bradbury.
One doilie; one lace handkerchief
drs. S. Shaw & Mrs. C. Shaw.
Rocking chair-Mrs. Thompson and
on.
China cup& saucer-Miss Thompson.
Sofa pillow-Mrs. d. Fisher.
Cold meat plate-Mr. Il Mrs. Buster.
Z" Mr.. and Mrs. Black &
Ir. and Mrs. Coryell.
2 China meat platters-Mr. and Mrs.
dams.
Salad dish-Mr. and Mrs. Lamme. ]
? jelly bowles, win. bot.-Mrs. Morse.
Cut glass berry set-Mr. and Mrs.
'anCamp. I
China tea set-Mr.& & Misses Felkner.
Cut glass set, vinegar bottle-Mr. &
Irs. Robert Campbell. ,
> China cups and saucers-Mr. and
Irs. Golfer.
China egg cups-Alice Tolman. !
China cup and saucer-S. VanCamp.
Set of China berry dishes-Mrs. d. &
ameron.
Ruby glass set-Mr. &Mrs. Waddleton
Hand-painted plate and silver stand {
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Stephens.
China berry dish-Wm. BabcocL.
China sugar and cream set-Mr. and &
Trs. Adamson. /
Photo holder-L. Hoelzle,
China plate-Mrs. Chamberlain. II