edheheileheiderul'»l-leL-dillaIh»■*. tolt;wAO-isrfoaishsdr jhrsif*eir*.1h*8ftdjpy883.9DWedding Beils.Louie Kirchhoff and Miss Maggift Luers were united in marriage Wednesday, October 3, at Adams Lutheran, church. The bridesmaids were Mias Emma Luers, sister of the bride, and Miss Margaret Hue hold, of Cincinnati The groomsmen were John HenadDt and Joe Eimstidt. The groom is on* o£ our best known young men and tbs bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mca*. Fred Luers, of Delaware, a most chacSN^,ing and worthy young lady.After the eeretnonj the weddingpatfjp returned to the home of the bridafe parents which was prettily decorated for the oc asion. Afjter a five o'clock welding dinner the evening was in dancing.Following is the list of presents ceired which shows in what high esteem they are held by their many friends:Fred Eilers, of Cincinnati, parlor l Fred Timke, bed-spread; Mm. John Henneke, bed-spread; Fred Kilera, bed-spread; Henry Krinhop, Jr.,wife, parlor lamp and pepper and ealfc♦shake; Mr. and M«*s. Chas. Baylors water-set; Mr. and Mrs. John Prefe* parlor l Mr. and Mrs. Geo. hoff, water set; Ray Lohmeyer, of HH» fiy nois, $5.00 bill; Wm. Krinhop and wife* ^ tea kettle; John Sohutte and wlflBfc coffee pot; Fred Luers, Jr., and wila^ alarm clock; Fred Michel and wife, ail; knives and forks and Smyrna rug;Eilers, linen table cloth; Fred Kirchita^ and wife, table cloth; Mbs Margwiefr. Burchold, fancy stand cover;Bohlke, mantle drapery; John Hen nabs.Jr., pair of linen towels; John Sehiovtit bech, glass fruit dish; Joe Bii giass fruit dish; Sophia Voege, jelly dishes; John Fay, teaspoons; X*A..’*X■Jym*■: Aranand Mrs. John Kirchhoff, chinaset: Miller Letzler and Miss La Sohierenbeoh, glass tea set; Henry B man and family, set of dishes; Brandt, pair of towels; Lizzie china berry set; August Wittenberg^ and wife, $2 50 in gold; John Dittxnar and wife, desert dishes; Leo and Elai* Ba/loi*, glass fruit dish; Bruney Rtm* stidt and wife, two dishes: Zena Ah ran^ glass tea set: Clara Krinhop, berry dialt* Fred Rimstidt, china dish; Heraott Krinhop and wife, china tea set; Aim Rimstidt, china dish; Chris Ahrens, pickle dish; Fred Timke and wife, tsbfe cover and Lidv; Tillie and Lydia Ahr*n% towling; Henry Krinhop Sen., and wif% table cover ond towels; Anna Hennek*, linen table cloth: Lena Koritzer, stand cover; James Rimstidt and wife, liuMfc table cloth: Ed Rimstidt, jelly dhl; Mary Niehous, four turkish to web t John Prakel, towels; John Druding, H; Mr. and Mrs. Louie Jobst, $2: Hiny Henneke, two towels; HermonfJHafk meyer and family, $2.50; Ben Myers and wife, $1; Alvin Shane and wife, $1; Feed Kirchhoff $1; Henry Huffmeyer, and wife $2 John Henneke, Sen., set of bad springs and $1.35 from numerous other friends.%:•k:■■isIt)'.S..