; Mr , well farm east of Damern early last Miss spring.—ElRbcrry Democrat this iana. ther-wife wardSUnek-M*sliek Wedding.A .beautiful wedding took place at St. Mary’s church at Mashek at 10 o’clock a. m. on Wednesday of last week when John J. Stanek and Mias trties Neuie Maahek were married. Rev. rried pather Bleha. of St. Louis, offlclat-1 the Ing. The attendants were Anna May door Martinek and Joe Shilharvey. Jr. ad After the ceremony the bridal party, the followed by ov r a hundred guests. traln adjourned to the nome of the bride’s peed brother, Jos. Mashek. where dinner 'f the and supper were served for all prea-idrod ent5 theon an boy8 lt;boy oi a fan and at or colSiX W€snap c all he about tfwallc that a spurn, take t starte what a vest smell over way tlt; fragra dgare many simpl: all da the si and g, The bride was daintily gowned tugltt jn R white net. embroidered in silk d the an(j beads, over white messaline. w'ere The veil was held in place with roses • was and U]ie8 of the valley. She carried nitar- a bouquet of bride's roses. The alters bride’s maid wore a white Oriental 1 the lace, over tussah silk and carried a ipper, bouquet of pink carnations. or to Mr. and Mrs. Stanek are w®llathinkre he known young people, having many d, his friends here, who extend them con-m gratulations for a long, prosperous ishley and happy life. They will go to of his housekeeping on the groom’s farm and. near here, after-, The couple received many useful Louis- presents as follows: Chifforobe andi'bureau Mrs. Jno, Sykora and Mrs.ld; a Hy. Martinek; Parlor table. Mrs. Jno. ustry. | Kerpash and Mrs. Jos. Shilharvey, ilium. Sr.; rug, Phillip Kuhne; rug, Frank Dink wulf; rug. Mrs Pete Wing; rug. illard Ernie Kemper; rug, Mrs. Wni. Mal-pln of ian. Jr.; rug. Mrs. Joe Lank; rug.fornia Mrs. J. V. Kallash; lamp. Mrs. ChasArk., Kallash; bedspread, Mrs. Joe Forst; Mack bedspread. Jas. Dudley; table linen, slana, j0s. Stanek, Jr.; table linen, Mrs. Martin Stanek; table linen, Mrs Fannie Domaslicky, table linen, Mrs Sykora and daughter, Miss Carrie; ave a bureau scarf. Frances Peterson. ie hot cream Bet. Mrs. Frank Stanek; cream ighnut set. Mrs. Frank Stanek, Jr ; fruitto getmotorw as iwho dyes. Ioughtto th«get!afterclothrassessenoutBut 1Wllpoisoi day. forge him 1tastily get. Minnie Knisel. hattenburg cen-Hu and i Tar ( to colds to dlt; and cougl tlona thros feel iis re- terpiece. Mary Hardina. table linen, them Mrs. Joe. Martinek flower vases, would Mrs Chas. Stanek; cake plate. Mrs.- point Ed Stanek; cake plate a*ul bureau.Is as scarf. Mrs. Joe Kallash. Sr.; preserve After stand. Clara Peosel; set plates. Mrs. ray be e Peasel;table linen. .Mrs. Johnused Mashek; wedding cake, Mrs. John; their to see Mashek; set deaert spoons, Anna May | The «e. Martinek. set knive* and forks, Mrs ; ter*.Frank Martinek: two linen towel* wordMMrs. Chas. Ilroa; set Hneb napkins. = utanblng-- Mrs. A Kallash; set linen towels,;sosm let it Mrs Frank Stanek and daughter. j The winges Mol lie. coffee pot, Ira Russell; . «r y work satchel. Mr Withrow ; Mrs. Wm ; hi* I idneys Syutek. 5; Mrs Frank Jiahe. $2.50; jsay roq^— Mrs Jas Shelker, «1; Mrs. Chas ’we tear of Owens, tl ; Mrs Jordan Kallash. $1; humy Pills Mrs. Joa Shramek. $1; Mrs Chas ie first Stepanek. $1; Mrs Mary Martinek. Pendle- $ 1; Charles Martinek. $1; Leonard Bobeen. $1; Mrs Frank Wing, Sr., $1; Mrs Joe Wing. $1, and $1 wastheymb and presented by someone whose namewo are uaahle to trace—A GuestI