Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1881-12-10
THE ALTAR.

Married-At the residence of the BRIDES
brother, Mr.. Geo. W. Roberts, At Aullville,
lafayette county, ~ M sRrb RsS s1MsfoSH{ H .ma i l IA;
ROBERTS.
Near this city, Dec. Z, BY Rev. James
ALiCE SHiEk.
At the residence of the bride's father. |
near Dover. lafayette county Missouri, Dec; I,
~ Rev; T. ~. i IifS.y NJ yTLNoS E. ELL
- ..s.s..s...o .,.h. hr;d.,. ,.th., NJ
lao Einnr. near Wellinrton. AZ 4 O'CLOCK o. |
Thursday. December lst, BY Rev: a; A.
@Tors, MI End M,ss IfcE = Ef,,MnRE
~. sE,ovd t.tes With hin. ona .fJ.af.ystte
oon.,,,s trre,, ,.d,.a HAVING known ber
fron, childhood w.. can trnlv sav aha posssases
out.os. ~,u.,it,.s an .ss.nti.l IN make home
80 ~, .ttrsc,iv. N, E,ovd ~. ~e,t,s-
neppy .n.,.,.. 49,. ... ~. ..,s.nn -,
~. -. ~. ...oo;.t.. W.. iii adv
m,.:.s1,.. m 49, oc...,on. W. can not hut
-. tn.. ,.ra I;es y, h.nni.... and a. they
81 -; =. 80, ~. u.,-,mon,.l A.. NAV their
49,, =. 49, hv ,.rr.ct tru.t In ..ch s,ber,a
so-.. pn. 80 % ,an Int \. fs,.v.u-
- ~. 49,. IL ...,.I- rr,.,a.
~. - ,n,sh.s .,.r, e.os, ~ lov.'p
ZEN.
.... r,-;o,;sn .burcb In th,. c,tv an
u@aA.tns .1anina n6.csmhar tn Nv Eider
r meanIG, ~. MI FoRREST T.. SHELbY and
SI,s. +. KETLE HcFADN. Attendsnts:
". Sterling Grimes and Miss Enis McCausland;
ns. n.nsis :Inin n HcF.di. AID Mia
ssSis r c. s%iiS: MI Mr.. MINI HSFadi and and Mrs.
MINI Asfadin.
that many persons were compelled to stand.
A far III. cer.mony the bridal party. attended
nI' 49,. 1870 - ~. r..,d.,.. =, n.
BRIDE. parents. near town. whore the evening
was spent in . very pleasant manner. Al ele-
CANT supper had hesn prepared. to which each
| ono did annie iust,ee. and. in fact, everything
w.. - - .n,..r.s q. ,..,,,tn. ,b..
was 30 Eoou = a,.a.r
vhe. the crowd began to d,sperse. We heard
m..n .,n,,,u.ne IN III. sv..,nv,s s~tert.in.
tb. young couple had bright prospects before
them. They are beth we'll known ali over the
county, and haTe hosts Oh warm 1rienos.
The Intelligencer extends to them Its heartiest
.,,oratu,.tio,s and hones their lives nav be
consra'ulato.s, .nu nopee ~ 70
The iolas wing list Of presents ia as near cor
rect as could be obtained. as there was q CROWD
of persons examining and handling them all the
time.
/ Fine black satin and velvet dress-Mrs. Mar
tha Catron, (Qrandmother OF the brlde.)
Set nj iawelry. Qarnet and pearIs-trOm the
,room
Rsdroom furniture-Thos. Shelby, ESQ. :,
;areom's father
Largo silver dinner caster-Mrs. Thomas
SheIh1~
S,i,.r and -l.as pickle atand.Mr. and Mrs.
MINI HcFad,n
Fair hsndworked pilow-shams-Miss Fannie
MeFsdin.
silver eoupladle-Mr. John T.. McFadin.
H.n,inS famneThe Usbers-Messrs. q. 8,
Rsthhsn. r. t.. Yong. 81 Grant. Ephrsim
/ Eano+
Cracked glass fruit beWi-Mrs. NJ. G.Jacobs,
Richmond, NO.,
Five dollar gold piece-Mr. Geo. Jennson.
Bed spread-Mr. and Mrs.. Z: smith:
embroidered linen necktie-Mr. N; +: ncyle
Silver and glass butter di.h-Mlss Saran MARI
China card recsiver-Nr. Robert JACOBS,
Richmond, Mo.
GLASS bread plate-Miss Bessie l. Houston,
Portsmouth,, Ohio.
Glass bread plste-Miss SallIs Gordon.
Japanese oyster service-Mr. o. o. Wilson.
Silver and glass pickle ssand-Ar. Aiext'
Wamsley.
Dozen napkins-Mrs. =. r. Moerehouss, o
Maryville, Mo.
? Pair flower vases-Mr. and Mrs. J.v. Dysart
Silver and glass pickle stlnd-Mr. and Mrs