Shawano Co, Wisconsin MARRIAGE:  



Subject: HUME-SCOTT 

Submitter: Cathe Ziereis

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Date: 

Friday, Dec. 5, 1879



Source:  Shawano, Wisconsin



On Wednesday evening the residence of Hon. T. E. Craine, on Elm street, was the 

scene of a brilliant gathering, being the occasion of the marriage of JOHN W. HUME

 to Miss NETTIE A. SCOTT, daughter of Mrs. Craine. The ceremony took place at 

seven o'clock, there being present the relatives and a few friends of the bride and 

groom. Rev. Kerr C. Anderson, of the Congregational church, officiated. Miss Mary 

Washburn was the bridesmaid, and Mr. Hanson of the firm of Cottrill & Hanson, 

lawyers of Milwaukee, was the groomsman. G. V. Croft and B. J. Musser were the ushers.



Shortly after the ceremony, invited guests in the number of several hundred began 

to arrive, and congratulations were in order. During the reception refreshments were 

served under the supervision of that well-known caterer, E. E. Finnery, which was a 

sufficient guarantee that there was plenty for all, and of a quality that would cause the

 mouth of an epicure to fairly water, and were partaken of with a relish. The house 

was brilliantly lighted and decorated, the decoration being mainly furnished and placed 

in position by the bride's young lady friends in this vicinity, and everything passed off 

in the most pleasant manner, the party separating about 11 o'clock.-Oshkosh Times.



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