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Orange Blossom,—Mr, H- C- Hos-ietter, of our city, and Miss Belle Stone, c£ Clinton, were married at the residence of the bride’s parents, in Clinton, by the Kev. Mr, Smith, Wednesday evening September id, 1SS0. Mr Hostetler has long been connected with Jackson's clothing house, and has had supervision Of the establishment since th a death of Mr. Jackson. He is an p.ctiye, capable business man and a genial-hearted “good boy.” The bride is the daughter of P. Stone, formerly of our city but now of Clinton, and connected with the C. N. W. Railroad. SLiss Stone was a resident of our city for about five years, and during that time made many friends, who warmly congratulate her oil the new and important relations in life slie has assumed, and who fondly hope that her brightest anticipations of happiness may be fully realized. The TlnES joins, most heartily, the many friends of Mr. and Mrs. II os tel ter in asking for them a full measure of the joys of married life. Xlu: Wedding was largely attend-; ed by relatives arid friends of our city, ; Clinton and elsewhere, and the wed-; ding gilts were as substantial us they | were elegant. Among them we note: Two pa Lent rockers, Mr. and Mrs. r. Stone; three oil paintings, Mr. XL C. Hostelter; silver card basket, same; individual caster, Mrs. H. C. IIostetter; one hundred dollars in gold, Mrs. B. V. Jackson; silver spoon bolder with call bell, Miss Gal White and Mr. W\ P. Ferguson; bride’s cake, Mr. Taylor T. Hostetter, of Reading, Pa,; set of silver out-picks and cracker, Dr. J. S. Love and J. S. Butler, of Spring-
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Cedar Rapids Times
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, US
Thu, Sep 23, 1880
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