The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-01-10

fiman, IT, Although the marriage had
been talked Of for scme time. and Il was
plain to the casual observer that the lrucst
Of love sxisten between the parties, their
return on Tuesday evening a. man end
wife took nearly every one by Surprise, 20
secretly bad the object Of their visit 10
Danville been kept Hearty congfptula.
tions, however, soon took the place Of sur
prise, and in few moments the 81. Asaph
Hotel was the scene Of lie and happiness.
The Valley Cornet Band was on hand, and
the good music they furnished increased
the good cheer. The happy couple start
their new relation with every promise Of
bright and cloudless future. Mr.. Lyle
IL partner in a well established business
house, aud il daily growing in popular 80
teen, aud with loveable little wife to
help him take care Of hi. earnings, IL des.
tined to become wealthy and Influential
merchant That their bright hopes Of hsp-
piness and success may be realized, il the
fond wish Of all who know them.
CoLpwELI- -LooAS-On the morning Of
the 9Th, in the presence Of limited num-
Der Of friends, at the residence Of the
brides mother, Mrs. Mary Logan, Rev.
Jos. c. Coldvell and Miss Annie Logan
were united in marriage. Rev. W. +. Kel-
Ter, Of Harrod,burg, offciaied, and Mr. W.
B. Mason and Miss Matte Paxton, En-
nett @. Logan, Esq., Of the COurier-Journoi
Cby proxy and Miss Bette Paxton, acted
as attendants. In a becoming suit q Cash
mere and velvet, with elegant garnet jew
elry, the bride never looked sweeter or
preiiiet, and Il was with evident pride at
his good fortune that the handsome groom
promised TO love, cherish and protect her
through life. That he has won true.
loving and accomplished help meet, Is the
unanimous verdict Of her great number Of
friends, all Of whom unite in heartfelt
wish for her happiness Mr.. Coldwell is
a Young man Of fne education, and is rap
idly rising to prominence A. Presbyterian
minister, and there il every evidence that
Miss Annie has chosen wisely and we'll.
The marriage IL the conaumation Of hope
formed in the happy school days, when
Miss Annie was q scholar in the College at
Shelbyville, Tenn, and 1t Is truly love-
match. After a hasty toilet 10 suit the
long trip in store for her, the pair left for
Shelbyville, Tennessee, where they will
spend some time with Mr. Coldweil's rela-
tives, and then go to Culleoka, Tennessee,
where he Is stationed a. pastor Of thriv-
ing Church. Among the handsome array
Of presents which, combined both the use
ful and the Ornamental, we note the follow
ing: Silver pitcher, waiter and goble.s,
Rev. J. c. Coldwell; silver cake basket,
Mrs. Coldwell, mother Of the groom; silver
and cut-glAss flower bowl Miss Emma Cold
we'll, sister; silver napkin rings and butter
knives, Mr. and Mn. Emmett Coldwell.
brother; pair Of panel pictures, Miss Mag
gle Coldwell, sister; toilet-set mats and pic
ture, Miss Addie Coldwell, sister; case con-
taiuluk iuuiNiuuaA rlNeN hhAtef ioAA ehN
spoon, Master Logan Keller; silver pickle
castor, W. d. Mason; silver napkin rings,
Misses Katie and Li1lie Mason; silver ice
cream ladle, Misses Matte and Bette
Paxton; gold sleeve buttons, Mrs. John W.
Rout; silver card receiver, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. L. Montgomery, Little Rock, Ark; a
little gem Of a clock, Mrs. S. P. Walters;
zephyr pin cushion, Miss Fannie P. Scott
monchoir case, Miss Alice Parsons, Brook
Ign, n. Y; two exquisite heads in crayon,
after LAndseer, Miss S. J. Logan; box Of
Household linen, Mrs. james Paxton; silver
castor; two silver cups; a handsome worst
ed comforter; variety Of mats. many toll
ct articles; a rush leather writing desk and
large fruit cake, 6c.