The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-04-26
NOLLIE'S MARRIED.
Miss Blythe 10 With Her Hus.
band IN st. Louis.
She Was Welded to ]. II. HcIoP.
rio on the 90th Inst.
The Kansas City Reporter Wa
Mistaken in the Woman.

The Sedslis BAzoo Of yesterday has the
following:
Miss Mollie Blythe, whose mother keeps
. bosrding house east of the K. & T., ID
missing She lett yesterday morning very
uncersmoniousiy, for-weil. ]; 10 NOT
known, and her mother and friends are very
uneasy rsgsrding her vherxabouts. Aiss
Blythe hes sisier Who u sn stische Of the
ksnsas City Coliseum, aud il 10 possible
she hss gone there TO see her sisisr-Or
some one eire.
A reporter Of the Evening Star started
out this morning. To sscertain IL possible IL
the young lady Vas in the city. M.
Clark, proprietor Of the ColIseuw, said
that some two months ego be had . man
employed ~ barkeeper sho vss living
With widow named Clark. When he g.
certained this fact ne discharged him %
aud the parties left his house. The women
took room. over Ball Lewis salo on, where
che rem NAMED for while, and then Iefl
The repurier, however, learned that l,s'
nigh, . young girl, apparently = stranger
in the city, wss driven in a csrri.e- 10 =
certain assign siion house in this city. 4
reporter called 1t the establishment snc
had an interview with the girl, Who slst<d
that her nane ws- Rp-a Gill and lh =, she
came here from the east yesterday, but she
refused 10 ackno~ ledge that she was Mi-s
Blythe.
The above H. from the Kansas City Star
Of FRIDAY evening. IL vas never thouyh'
for moment by Miss Blyihes friebir
here that she had entered . house Of i'll
repu,e, and the following letter. rcsived
by her mother yesterday, proves that
they sers correct In their surmlses:
"ST. Louis. Apri! 23i.
Mks iLYrHE-l see from items in the
papers that you are not aware Of the feet
that Miss Msmie Blythe and James \
McMorri, ~ere joined in the holy bonds Of
msirim,ny, on Wednesday, the :Uth day oi
April, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred aud eighiy-ons. Our in
teatIon NJ iisi ws- not Ia write 10 any per
con, hut let them End out for them.~lves.
but upon second confederation We thought
i; hest to inform you Of the true cireum
stances of the caae In the fret place, the
the Grst week Of my stay in Sedslia, Ne
% ads il up bet ween ourselves to leave Sc
dslis ard get married, for the simple rea-
aon tina: we didn't suppose that We could
gain your consent 10 IA sfiii OF that kind
TO be p~rfoi med at home. so you nee We
lett Sedaiia on the 18th Of April, arrived
ia ST. Louie on the evening IL the ..mr
day, we're married IN the 20,h, vent to the
ciren. on the .lst. I an going to work
to morrow. don't know what We will de-
but there il one thing ws do know.
and that is ~e .r- going TO remain here un
Ill next fall, provided the world don't come
to an end on the 9Th Of July. Nov. dear
mother, you must consider Gil that has
tran.pired for the best. Mamie saws she
ia contenisd, AID know very vel, ihst
an, and Ne have f.ir prospects before u.
and think ve will make . couple Of
bright and shining .tars ~ the course 81
time JAMES n. NCMoxRis
Addres. 4li Market Of.
The young man whom Miss Blythe ha.
chosen n her husband 10 about lsen,y-
seven years OF eye, passabiy goo, looking
aud had been employed in the K. and +
c.r shops. He formerly boarded ~iih Mi-s
Bly, the. mother. and thus they wers thrown
into e.ch Others company. lie 10 repre-
seniea 80 an upright. industrious young
nan, and the BAzoO hop<s their married
lie msy be al they have pictured il.