A large circle of relatives and friends were present to witness the ceremony, which took place about 1 o'clock. It will be remembered that the wedding which was previously announced was postponed on account of the groom being sick with the measles, from which he has entirely recovered, and looked as happy as a lord, (as well he might with such a desirable partner to share his sorrows and joys). The dinner after the marriage was a feast, indeed, and justified the reputation the Haydens have for getting up "something good to eat." Everyone did justice to the good eatibles, everything passed off pleasantly, and this happy occasion will always be remembered by those who were there. The Dr. made a host of friends by his easy, affable manner, and we will all remember with pleasure the wedding of our esteemed friends, and will throw the traditional slipper after them and wish them much happiness.
The presents were so many and valuable we think our readers will be interested in the following list:
Set knives and forks, Mrs. W.H. Knisely, Columbia City, Ind.; ebony paper rack, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hayden; glass fruit dish, Henry Jane Hathaway; set glassware, Weber Hayden and Laura Kelsey; wall pocket, Bertha, Myron and Byron Chipman; lamp and honey dish, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hayden; set glass dishes, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hayden; pair linen towels, Merit Kelsey; bed spread, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Cleaver; writing desk, Henri Levino; glass cake stand, Fred and Martha Hayden; gold breast pin, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Knisley; bank, Prince Hayden; pair woolen bed blankets, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beebe; linen table spread, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Smith; bird in cage, LeRoy Hayden; linen table spread, Mr and Mrs. Vanalstein; set silver knives, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Death; carving knife and fork, Mr. and Mrs. A. Knisley; silver castor, Ed Hayden; clock, Editor NEWS; silver butter knife, Frank and Freddie Beebe; Majolica bread tray, Nora Beebe; silver mustard spoon, Geo. and Jessey Hayden; spread and Majolica pickle dish, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Beebe; silver cake basket, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Boughman and Frank Brannon; lamp, Florence Beebe; set glassware, Grant and Cyrus Hayden; set silver knives, bride's mother; set silver forks, Seigel Hayden; silver butter knife and napkin ring, Fred Fosaga; silver sugar spoon, G.M. Death; set silver spoons, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Kelsey; Majolica fruit dish, Fronia Dumond; silver napkin ring, Ernest and Minnie Vanalstein.
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