Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-01-06

wedding bells OF unusual meri-
ment was the occasion of a largely
attended wedding on last Tuesday
evening. January 5th. at eight o'clock
when MIR Elvin d. Meserole and Miss
Alma l.. Smith, both of Mountain
Home. were united in the holy bond
of matrimony With not a little
laughter. there were also some tears
as the seriousness as well as the
blessedness of this step was taken
Rev. c. e. Mason performed the
ring ceremony in the presence of
about thirty people. mostly young
men and ladies'. The wedding took
place at the home OF the welded
couple. which Mr. Meserole has rec
Gently purchased and or course is
tastefully furnished. Their home is
situated on Lockman avenue in the
Daniels addition.
After a bountiful repast at a num-
ber of tables in the several rooms. the
young people continued their social
joys TO the hour when IL was proper
that they should be in their own
homes.
The guests who wrote their names
in the neat book certificate Our
Wedding Ring" were as follows Mrs.
A. B. Smith and Mr., Frank c. Smith.
parents OF the bride; Mrs. Lettie
p Hays. Miss c. Ludelg Smith. Haf-
vey n. Smith. sisters and brother OF
the BRIDE. Mrs. Ada G. Norton. OF
Nampa an aunt: Katie L. Brady. r.
Mellon. La We're Bell, Pearl Stevens,
Georgia NJ. Kaier. Lille r. Bennett.
Myrtle Gibson. Ethel Bennett. Dona
Harris. Stella Harris. James Meserole.
brother OF the groom; ;sR. Il. Bennett.
Arthur Stevens. James H. Whitson,
d. l.. Lewis. W. H. Hronek. F.. l..
Brady. J. s. Bennett. J. c. Christion,
Ernest Bunk. f. r. McWilliams and
Martin Stein.
The wedding presents were useful
and many. as follows:
/ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hayes. sci
knives and forks; Della Smith. sci
silver spoons; Mrs. Ada Norton
Nampa. set silver spoons; Jas. Whit
son. d. l.. Lewis, Jas Christian. f. l.
Brady, w. n. Hronek. r. H. Bennett
j. S. Bennett, f. w. Bennett, Albert
Marhofer. r. G. Rowland. cut glass
pitcher. glasses and tray; Misses
Katie Brady, Ruby Mellen. Myrtle
Gibson. cut glass berry bowl; Mr.. an,
Mrs. l.. Mclaughlin. cut glass wateI
set; Martin Stein. Glenns Ferry. Gu
glass finger bowl and trays; Marth'
Biehl, Glenns Ferry, silver pie forks
Cora Miller. Pocatello. silver frui
fork; Charles Casey. cut glass frui
dish Mrs. c. H. Straight and daugh
er. Boise. an embroidered luncl
cloth: Pearl Stevens. silver cold mea
fork; Ethel Bennett, silver oliy
spoon; Lille Bennett. hand painted
plate: Frank McWilliams, two frame'
pictures: Ernest Blunke. pair WOO
blankets. Dona and Stella Harris
framed picture Georgia KahleI
framed picture; Elvin Meserole. ham
painted chocolate set; Mr. and Mrs
F. c. Smith, framed pictures; Mr. an
Mrs. R. r. Palmer, Baker City, Ore
Monticello cream set; Jas. Meserole
book case.
The bride is the youngest daughte
Of our very efficient County Recorder
: Frank C.. Smith, refined, accom-
plished and pleasing young lady. sh
, has assisted her father in the count
= Office since the beginning Of his tern
over three years since. and for
while will continue in the same pos
tion
The groom is a well known men
p Der of the harness and wagon firm
d Meserole Brothers. on Alturas stree
I Mr.. Meserole began business in MouI
s tain Home in May. 1905, with a grow
ing trade and enlarged stock.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Meserole have a lars
< circle of friends and hold a hie
d position in social circles. They al
= to take no wedding tour.-ContI
buted.