Mexico weekly ledger., 1910-09-22
Debo-Mudd.
Corresponding Of The Ledger,

OVAAeotSA~~aeC " AHc Ledger
Wednesday evening, ~September u
Miss Lydia Mudd and MI. Wa,naI
Debo, both OF Mexico, were mar,,"s
by the Rev. Father J. ]. Dillon. I'M.
bride never before looked 50 pret,.
She is beautiful n face and Rracs,,,
IL form and was attired In a lovoIa
white silk gown, all over lace v,,S
wreath and veil to match. The proora
wore the regulation ~conyentIooai
black. Miss Matte Mudd, sister :,
the bride, was bridesmaid, while M,
Grover Deboi brother Of the 0roor,
acted as best man. The beautItn,
bride is next to the youngest dauObto,
Of Col. and Mr.. w. r. Mudd, Of hi.
city, and is 4 lovable and accomplishoS
young lady-a sweet girl graduate.
The groom Is q son Of Captain Debo
OF this city, and is an industrious Ana
energetic young man. Warner has
sure plucked 3 lovely flower from tao
garden Of love.
After the impressive marriage care.
mony, Mr.. and Mrs. Debo took tbeI,
carriage for the brides parents home
north OF Mexico. Mr.. John H%oltkamn
was the nifty driver OF the carriage
and safely landed the newlyweds, whera
. delicious supper was awaiting them,
and where a large crowd Of relatives
and friends we're present to extend 10
them the glad hand. The occasion
was one sweet dream. In the mar.
rage OF these popular young people,
happily unites two Of the Oldest and
prominent families Of Mexico.
During the evening dancing was
INDUCED in and all present had a iollv
time. Professor Richard Debo, Mr..
Billie Bull, Jimmie Ryan and Prot.
Gilbert Mudd, made soul.stirripp
music for the merry-makers. At p
O'Clock delicious angel cake was passed,
while the band played on. All ate
and the dance went on and it was all
hands round till a late hour when the
guests gave Mr.. and Mrs. Debo thu
Joyous hand and departed for their
homes, tired and sleepy, feeling that
they had spent a most delightful
evening. All the guests warmly con.
gratuated Mr.. Debo on winning for
bis helpmate the charming young lady
Of his choice. May they live long and
be happy and may their pathway all
through life ever be strewn with
sweet-scented and nifty Cottonwood
Springs lilies Of the valley and the
choicest blessings OF this earth be
theirs. Mr.. and Mrs. Debo were the
happy recipients OF many handsome
and useful presents. Mr.. August
Schultz gave fancy cake plate. Mrs.
Mamie Debo, IL china plates. Mrs.
Willie Bull, 9 china pie plates. Mrs.
Mary Holtkamp, 8 dinner plates. Miss
Althea Bull, pickle dish and salt and
pepper stand. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Holtkamp, pair linen towels. Mr.,
and Mrs. Paul Mudd, vegetable dish.
Col. and Mrs. Joe Fecht, nice dish.
EMr. aud Mrs. Frank Geifer, cake plate.
Miss Martha Debo, berry set and veg.
etable dish. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mudd,
set cups and saucers. Mrs. Willie
Bull, set china cups and saucers, Mr..
and Mrs. Theo. Holtkamp, cut glass
berry bowl. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Skinner, fancy pickle dish. Harvey
Young, 9 linen towels. Tom Bull,
china cake plate. Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Baeher, berry set. Little Jodle Mudd,
coffee strainer. Lonnie Debo, chan
sugar bowl and cream pitcher. Col.
and Mrs. Il, A. Mudd, 9 nice glasses.
Little Ray Hnltkamp. tooth picks
holder and tooth picks. Miss Mary
Ryan, preserve stand. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Feger, nice linen table cloth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Debo, nice
water set. Mrs. w. r. Mudd, nice
linen stand table cover. Mrs. Mamie
Debo, tooth pick holder and picks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Skinner, nice big
lamp. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wallace,
nice fancy silver lamp. Little Mary
Feger, potato masher. Grover DebO,
fancy lamp. Matte Mudd, silver
spoons. Alva Mudd, silver spoons.
Mrs. W. r.. Mudd, silver knives and
forks. Miss Matte Debo, a doll.
Arthur James, nice little piece china
ware-go way back and sit down.
Richard Debo and Willie Bull, Just
what the doctor ordered. Ia, hs'
And the band played on. UNO,