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spent her entire life in and near Els-berry, the family moving td the Caldwell farm east of Damer6n early last spring.—Elsborry Democrat.StHnek-M»Nhek 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 Miss Nellie Mashek were married. Rev. Father Bleha. of St. Louis, officiating. The attendants were Anna May Martinek and Joe Shilharvey. Jr. After the ceremony the bridal party, followed by ov r a hundred guests, adjourned to the uome of the bride’s brother. Jos. Mashek, where dinner and supper were served for all present., The bride was daintily gowned in a white net. embroidered in silk and beads, over white mesaaline. The veil was held In place with roses and lilies of the valley. She carried a bouquet of bride’s roses. The bride's maid wore a white Oriental lace, over tuasah silk and carried a bouquet of pink carnations.Mr. and Mrs. Stanek are well, known young people, having many friends here, who extend them congratulations for a long, prosperous and happy life. They will go to 1 housekeeping on the groom's farm ■ near here.I The couple received many useful presents as follows: Chifforobe andI bureau Mrs. Jno. Sykora and Mrs.‘ Hy. Martinek; Parlor table. Mrs. Jno.| Kerpash and Mrs. Jos. Shilharvey. • (8r.; rug. Phillip Kuhne; rug. Frank ^Wulf; rug. Mrs Pete Wing; rug, I Ernie Kemper; rug. Mrs. Wm. Mal-r Ian, Jr.; rug. Mrs. Joe Lank; rug.onboboaanorsitsnalabH*Vthsptastiwlasno\Wifrcl,msialtliattfci Mrs. J. V. Kallash; lamp. Mrs. ChaaKallash; bedspread, Mrs. Joe Forat;t bedspread, Jas. Dudley; table linen. . Jos. Stanek. Jr.; table linen, Mra.Martin Stanek, table linen, Mrs. Fannie Domaalicky, table linen, Mrs. Sy-kora and daughter. Miss Carrie; * bureau scarf. Frances Peterson, t cream set. Mrs. Frank Stanek; cream t set. Mrs Frank Stanek, Jr.; fruitf set. Minnie Knisel; battenburg cen--'terpiece, Mary Hardina; table linen.it Mrs. Job. Martinek. flower vases, d Mrs. Chas. Stanek; cake plate. Mrs. t Ed Stanek; cake plate apd bureau,j1» scarf. Mrs Joe Kallash. Sr. preserve'*f stand. Clara Peasel; «et plates. Mrs.! c E Pease!.table linen. Jdrs. Johnj d Mashek; wedding cake. Mrs. Johnj* p Mashek; set desert spoons. Anns May P Martinek; set knive* and forks Mrs j* Frank Martinek; two linen towel* ' Mrs. Chaa. ltroz; set tineh napkins, j1 — Mrs. A Kallash; set linen towels.; * it Mrs. Frank Stanek and daughter.;' » Moilie. coffee pot, Ira Russell;,1 k satchel. Mr Withrow ; Mrs. Wm '* .Swmek. $5. Mrs Frank Jiahe, $1.50 ; I lt;— Mrs, Jas Shelker, $1; Mrs. Cha.r iof Owens, 51 Mrs. Jordan Kallash. $1; la Mrs. Jog Shramek. $1; Mrs. Chas at Stapanek. $1; Mrs. Mary Martinek. e- $1; Charles Martinek. 91; Leonard Bo been $1; Mrs Frank Wing, Sr., Ill; Mrs Joe Wing. 11. and $1 wastd presented by someone whose name \ w* are uaable to trace.—A Oueet
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Troy Free Press
Troy, Missouri, US
Fri, Nov 27, 1914
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