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And How They Whiled Away the Happy Hours. Card Parties Take the Lead and Muck Interest is Manifested as to Whe wl! Secure tte Prizes. Mro and Mrs. Alteed Sebilenberg eh: tertatte dd Mroat: Mra bred hy, Abecet d, Vp dwst wai as for dittier. wWhere tires ent avert vbeheal aliebionn, The woet epde aa doirtn wings Ways etc : } Fy ra tertucheiat the bother Sees baa te this, aa possteoog fast Ehinted evenbot dle wp co RD Bogen ae Voehe wet MEE ooh ved i i WaEt z i es ' iy ; . Mia A oe th A fb eos Ae ho thap 5 tie he WS 4 Aes SEM Om eta 4 tt . a tot oe dg Boor aye Fay bs ‘Nhe Terbailie fet oo Paty cer PE i god Mire Howat boeare ah Carine None te ties start out the ortw. Th. Oe ae! Woe haat eteroaeet Dy add, Charley Baldwin entertained the delly Jokers at Whost bast evening. Tl yroes without saying Gie dediy ™ fad othe hae liest time pessrtde. As Charley exertee himself proved to be a royal entertainer. Of course light refreshments were served Next Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mack Adamson will entertain Mr. and Mrs Mark Rogers and family, at dinner at their home on the eastern edge of the city. It is in part a re-union of the Ad amson family, and a farwell occasion for Mr. and Mrs Spinning, who leave for Oklahoma on the 2uth diest. Miro and Mrs. Spinning were bert, and reared here and all regret to see toeta depart, but wish them prosperty in their new home. Two of the brightest social events of the season, took place last Wednesdays and Thursday evenings. The frst being at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Price living five and one half mile northeast of this city, where at 7:36 o'clock p.m. occurred the marriage , their daughter Miss Bessie to Mr. Edward Marcin. Rev. Brown of Veedersburg performed the ceremony in a very im pressive manner. Bout forty relatives and friends of the bride and groom were present and partook of an elegant supper which had been carfully prepared by the bride’s mother and sister. Among those present were: John Martin wife and family, William Martin and wife, Charlee Coffing wife and family, William Glover wife and daughter Blanche, Samuel Ward wife and daughter Gertie, Cleve Romine and wife, Samuel Romine and little daughter Noonea, Will Wilson and wife and Mrs. Mounte Alkire of Heppes ton Hill. Many useful presents were received and Iighly appreciated by both bride and groom. All departed at a late hour wishing Mr.and Mrs. Martin a long and happy wedded tife. Messrs. Misscn. James Martin, Mayme Lyons, Charles Lyons, Allie Ward, Quint Remaster, Mollie Martin, Jake Martin, Lettie Shuoff, J. M. Brown, Florence Dewlen, Will Price, Jessie Price, Aaron Dewlen, George Brown. On the following evening a company copsisting of about forty-five relatives and friends assembled at the home of Mr John Martin, father of the groom, to witness the marriage of Miss Mollie to Mr. George Brown, Rev. J. M. Brown oficiating. Immediately after the cere mony the guests filed into the dining room where an elegant repast was served in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Brown and Mr and Mrs. Martin as we must now eat them, the supper being also intended as s a reception for the latter. As is gener ally the case, the wedded couple were the receipients of many useful and Vatuable presents. Those present were Amo smith and wife, Delmer Brown and wife William Martin and wife, Samuel Somin, wife and family, Samuel Ward, wife an daughter Gerte. William Price wife and family, Mrs. Matilda Dewlen and daugh ter Miranda, Mrs. John Dewlen, Mr. Vienie Adkice of Hoopeston Tls., Minuit Pree and Clara Dewlen. After supper the evening was spent in music an saab entertainment. “Losay Unatal eonoved themselves expresses Proudly Mio Nbartin agi Mrs. Brown, sonatin tall editor of Mreated Mis Jehan Ss. Mar Doabe Very popular yeung people My Fenstip es the sett Meround Mis. Rea wow oal tear AWieswerth, amd is atts Vevey poon ar ain gr his associate. Nieesre Hrewapati Moarbity are both prom Thon DY eingt fama ts ated ate press sae Moat, ue Pfetis necessary te diake a se ese as it abies. Martin d= fhe eharn te letter of Mrooanet Mrs. Watthas stp bae Possessed of am eyeitier Soa or biaYueter, Mio drewa at it Sogetir fogver cebiadrd Wy oNe heise: trend ade otbbosdbngr for Pili pray Sede at batts s ri, aint Mi rovn Wolldestde om thet amph a tarn apie cob A die e Ptaceciv: Rinwat a heh pec R, Wotte Wt. and Mies. Mardin wi QDS The property gortitesst af ta eit Meloneing te Marbes Coleg The voatey friends of both couples extend sugratulations. Messrs. JOM. Brown, harles Lyons, Janes Martin, Smith ‘yers, Jake Martin, Saron Tewlen, Homer Brown, Misses, Jessie Price, Florence Dowler Nannie Brown, Mayme Lyons, Klaudie Glover, Allie Ward, Nora Brown. Chapped hands, cracked lips and rong tess of the skin cured quickly by Banper salve, the most healing ointment in the world, (100. ). Cook. Fire Loss Adjusted. Loges by the late fire have all been ad justed. The adjuster on the injured stock of C M. Harter was here last Fri day an adjusted damage on goods. Ad justers on Smock’s Photograph gallery and on the damages to building was here Tuesday. Neither of the parties will give figures but Smoek says his loss was satisfactorily adjusted, and Mr. Harter said his was fair. Harter is going to have repairs made and the gallery re stored as soon as the weather will per mit and Mr. Smock is not fully decided, but the probabilities are that he will reopen business. Council Meeting. At the council meeting Saturday night a full board was present. A petition was received from citizens of the Fourth Word, asking that coun cil put in a sewer to drain the pond that they have there every war spell. Peti tion referred to the committee on streets. A petition was filed by the fremen of the city asking council to reduce the number of firemen and increase the pay of the remainder. Referred to the com mittee on Fire department. Nothing farther but routine busines was transacted. Eugene J. Hall, the poet and publisher says that one dose of Foley's Honey and Tar restored his voice when hoarseness threatened to prevent his lecture at Cen tral Music Hall, Chicago. Nothing else so good. Geo, D. Cook. Unclaimed Letters. Letter list for the week ending March Ws, ase. 8. P. Burks Esa. Milton Hawkins. J.B. Kindell. When calling for the above please say. “advertised” F. W. Boyd, P. M. Too many people lose valuable time in experimenting with cough and cold cures. They should take Foley’s Honey and Tar before it is too late. Geo. D Cook.
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Covington Republican
Covington, Indiana, US
Fri, Mar 15, 1901
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