The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-07

Simmons were married Wednesday even
ing. al the residence of the brides mother,
on Broad street, BY Rev J. Spencer. The
bride wore . cadet blue silk, gold orna-
ments, and Looked very handsome About
thirty guests were present, and handsome
collation. vas served. Many presents we're
received from friends present and abroad,
and xell wishes from everyone.
WEDDINGS ELSEWHERE.
Married, on Sunday, Oct. "a, 1882, at
the residence of the brides father, near
Taborville, Hiss Maggie Holmes and Mr.
Stephens, Z. SAFE county
-Chas. S. Saith and Miss Fannie c.
Groves were married at Carthage, Thurs
day. Also, at the same place, G. w Payne,
of Rich Hill, and Miss Annie Lawson, Of
Carthage.
AT the Baptist church In Fayette. at
o'clock, on "Wednesday evening, Nov. /,
and by Rev. j. N. Breaker, Mr.. Charles
Fucks to Miss Mary Tiemsn. both Of Fay
cite. Attsnd,nts, Messrs. George Sexton
and Ed. Tienan, and Misses Ida Unruh
and Ella Ruf1eL
Mis- Flora Rollins, daughter Of MAJ.
Jas. 8. Rollins, OF Columbia, was united
in marriage to Rev. Joseph K. Gray, OF
Nashville, TeEn., on Wednesday, last, at
the residence OF the brides father. The
ceremony Was performed by Rev. w. C.
Gray, Of Nashville, Tenn, brother of the
green.
AT 1880 o'clock, p. N, Nov. Let, Miss
Susie c. Ryan and Joseph w. Henry, Of
Hannibal, were married. The csrenosy
took place 1T Irdinn Creek, four miles
southwest Of Monroe City, and Vas per-
forned Sy the Re7 Father Aorrissey. At
ter the Wedding, the happy couple wen: 70
the residence Of the brides parents, near
Mopros, wberc : eplendid Wedding dinner
vas served. They then left for Monroe,
and thesce came to Hannibsl, where they
will make their future home.
On Thursday evening, last, the hos
pitasls mansion Of 3. +. Chapese, Esq, Of
Richmead, No, vN filled to ovsraoviBg
uish the friends and relatives of the fam.
lily, to witness the marriage oi his beauti-
full and accomplished daughter, Miss
Leula, to Louis Nansur, Esq, of Ray
county. . young gentleman OF sterling
merit, and veil worthy of the higs esteem
in which he 10 held in oar comnunity. A
grand supper was served, and many ele-
CANT presen.s were received. The costume
Of the bride was vs-y elegant aud tasteful.
Mr.. F. q. Adams, of Oiesso, Mo-. and
Miss Susie n. Erwin, IN accomplished
Young lady and former society belle, we're
united in the bonds Of mstrimony, at the
Talmage house psrlors, in Rich Hill, last
Thursday, at 1890 q. m. Elegant prepa-
ratious had been made for the event, and
the ceremony was performed By Elder
Davis, of Nevada, in the the presence Of
relatives ard limited number Of select
friends. The bride was elegantly dressed.
The congratulations over, which we're nu-
merous, the handsome and happy pair
started ON q western tour for the honey
moon.
The Baptist church at ST. Louis, Mo-,
wss we'll filled. en- wednesday morning
with the friends of Miss Kate Merrill, TO
witness her union with w. 3 Smith, Of
Fayette. Az ii o'clock the bridal party
reached the church, accompanied by their
attendants, Mr.. At~ater, of st. Louis, and
Miss Laura Merrill, sister Of the bride,
and Mr.. Leonard Merrill, her brother, and
Miss Susie Labeume. Proceeding dogn
the aisle to the altar, thew stood before the
Rev. j I. Riggs, who, lin a most impress
sive manner, united the fortunes Of these
two young people. The beautiful bride
was costumed in a travelling suit of bronze
green embroidered cashmere, and wore a
velvet turban 10 match, and looked the
picture Of health and happiness.