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A DOITCLT! VYEDDIXU.On Wednesday afternoon at 4:00 o'clock at the Tesiiluucc of Mr. and 31 ra, -James Kahler, in Cedar township, occurred the marriageof their two daughter, ilie Misses Dora and Amelia Katiler; the former to Mr. John llroady, of Gmf.Xebr., ami the latter to Mr. John Struve, of Cedar township. The spacious parlors of the Kakler homestead were lilted to overflowing with the friends of the happy youug people, ami the sacred words which will seal their destinies for life, were pronounced by the Lev. Koons, of La Porte City. The Misses Knbler aro among the fairest of Cedar township's daughters, and the young men with whom they hare linked their lives, are well-known and prosperous vanng farmers in their respective localities.After the marriage ceremony was aver and the guests hftd showered theircongratulations upon the quartette of happy ones, a most bountiful wedding feast was spread and the remainder of the night wag spent in dancing and merry making. That the young people arc held in highest esteem by all who know them was attested by the many useful and beautiful presents of which I hoy were the recipient*. Thefollowing ia a list of the presents and the doners of them 03 far aa we could ascertain:1\ liiOLiy and family, bed room suite, clock, table and cupboard.Mr. and Mrs. II. Weiss, hanging him p. Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Kahler. clocks; Ucucn TCatiJur, mustard stands; .Jolm and Louise Weiss, rugs; Lou and Olto Kahler, tabic spreads; Nellie Kab-ler, celery stands: Ida Kahler, butter knives; Sophia Kahler, toothpick holders; Mrs. Ill Inner nrul family, set of dishes, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sclinacfc, butter dishes; Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Dkmchuuie and John Duwding, berry-olsliee; Celia Schtioor, mustard stands; Mr. and Mrs. Dutler, enko stands; Louis Krnckonhurg, caku stands; Mr. and | Mrs, Claus Weiss, toweling; Dora and Amelia Duller, towels; Henry eud Win. Jiroady, napkins and table cloths; Annie Kaliler, tabic tidies; Ilenry Kahler, napkins; AnnieSelmoor, table spreads; Mr. and Mrs. Hill, towels; Luuru, Olad and Jteim Struve, table cloths; Mr. and Mrs. Wrn. SchlOtfelt, sugar sheila and butter knife; Mrs. WandaclmcMur and family, butter ihsh nncS caku stand; Mr. and Mrs. Clio*. Struve, table cloths;Henry Kubl salt nnd pepper dishes; Annie Schlut-felt, augur fllicIls;Mr. and Mrs, Hans Miller, table cloths; Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Schrader, soup Judies; Mieses May and Lloruneti Kerbor, dozen teaspoons; Chits, Schnoor, dozen teuapoous and toilet set; Fred l’eterson, work box; John Thompson dozen teaspoons; Joseph I tie-Krust, salt and pepper stands; Wftlflcr Krukcnburg, card stand and butter knife; Mr. and Mrs.Cb, tfchiotfult, dozen teaspoons; Wm. and Philip Schnoar fruitdishes; James Stollmhurg. caktr stand; Mr. und Mrs.L. hcklotfelt, pepper and salt dish and borry spoons; Misses Lliz.abath, Kstlicr and Annie Kudu, enko stand; Mr. and Mrs. Selmoor,coiToe pot; Mr. ana Mrs. Slater, plates. Mr. and Mrs. If. ICahlor, dishes; Mrs. Jiihier, two dozen napkins; Mr. and Mrs. (JJuih. Jacobs, dozen teH-spuone; Mr. and Mre. Theu. Ilolat, bed aprejid; Mrs, Annio Scluinck, towels; 1' red Walter, 83.00 in cash.
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Progress Review
La Porte City, Iowa, US
Sat, Mar 10, 1894
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