NEWSPAPERS: MARRIAGES: Charles Smith and Maggie May Moore, Woodville (Rogue
River), Jackson County, Oregon

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Medford (Oregon) Mail, Friday, 3 Nov 1893, p. 2

A WOODVILLE WEDDING.

A pleasant social event occurred on Oct. 18th, at the residence of Mr. Byron
R. Moore, near Woodville, the occasion being the marriage of Mr. Chas. Smith
and Miss Maggie May Moore. The ceremonies were pronounced by Elder G. P.
Grant, pastor of the Christian Church at Medford. A number of invited guests
were present, all being immediate friends or relatives of the family. The
bride and groom are both highly respected and the expressions of esteem in the
shape of presents were numerous. The following list comprises the same:

Mr. and Mrs. Moore, set of dishes and bedding; Miss Lizzie Moore, bureau set
and meat platter; Miss Nellie Moore, tin-ware; Chas. Moore, two silk
handkerchiefs; Grandma Keen, wash bowl and pitcher; Miss Anna Hill, pair of
vases; Chas. Hatch, castor; Mr. and Mrs. Abe Axtell, set of glass sauce
dishes; Misses Stella and Louie Axtell, pepper and salt set; Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Axtell, dozen napkins; Mrs. Henderson, glass water set; Mrs. Ruble, plush
photograph holder; Miss May Henderson and Mr. Jorgenson, cake with initials of
bride and groom; Mrs. Jones, glass set; Mr. Jones, parlor lamp; Mr. Luther
Schmucker, pair of turkish towels.