MARRIED--At the residence of the bride's father, JOSEPH CASH, near
Tuskeego, Iowa, by REV. W.G. HOHANSHELT, Wednesday, January 6, l892,
MISS NAOMI CASH and HENRY H. TENNANT.

As the morning twilight was just blushing into day, as the sun's timid
beams were stealing loving glances at the snow and the beautiful snow
was whirling through the air, stood two young beings, hand in hand.  Our
sweet young friend and her chosen one, with the rainbow of hope spanning
the firmament of their young lives, uttering, in low and solemn accents,
the vows that were to make them one for life and as the words until
death us do part fell upon the eagerly listening audience, many a silent
prayer was breathed to Heaven as incense upon the morning air for their
happiness and prosperity in this life and a blessed reunion in the life
to come.

It must have been a picture of exquisite beauty, for the whole scene was
interspersed with CASH, beautiful and flowery CASH, parental CASH and
CASH that was Tennanted with a hope of meeting in the great beyond.  An
express train was in waiting to bear the happy pair away upon their
bridal tour, and may they return in safety to their friends and future
home at Tuskeego is the wish of the writer.        * *
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