Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-25
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Narried-At the Christian church in this city,
on Friday: the - inst, BY Eld {. s. Lucas,
MARTIN. both Of this city.
Alien aiIs NJ ~. S TX; YG F. Ellis Il ~ and an Miss sG ALLIE Il;
HEDDLEsTON.
At the German Methodist church, in this
ffFSi EGai Miller and Mss AaE::
LA. daughter OF Mr.. Charles Bsrtels.
- sni;s-b:r tSxn'Hjp, Lafayette county.
ROBT. j. GOTT and Miss MAHALAH NJ.
At the residence ct Jacob 3. Eckle. Esa..
near this city: At 7:so O'CLOCK; on Tnnrsday
e eSsn.ss. sG.e aEoRG 5i!oi w.. ny w 1eri sa0ts E.
Of Mayview. Lafayette county. Mo-. and Miss
Attendants: DE-. E.. C.: Dryden. Of N.yview.
and Miss Belle Hays. Of Lexington.
At tho hour appointed the residence of Mr..
Eckle WAS overnowing with relatives and near
friends of the contracting parties. MI. and
Mrs. Eckle take great pleasure in entertaining
crowd, and there ia NO family in the county
that can do 60 in better style. In the present
case it was . labor Of love. the bride being .
neice OF Mr.. Eckle. Everyone present seemed
to feel At ease. and from the time Mr.. Quarles
finished his eloquent ceremony till the crowd
broke, there was an unceasing round Of ANNA
ted conversation and merry laughter. There
was no fussy attention on the part Of any one.
which Implies that the guest 10 not able to take
care of himself. but the means Of enjoyment
were in the reach Of all, and consequently all
we're pleased. The groom was born and reared
In oar county. and 10 an upright moral young
gentleman. and has the respect and confidence
| OF all who know him. The bride. whose family
live in Tennessee. has been ON q visit to
relatives in this county just . year. She was
comparatively = STRANGER. but her beauty and
accomplishments have In that short time won
for her many warm friends. At nine O'Clock
refreshmepts we're announced. and the crowd
eagerly sought the dining room, for all knew
there was something elegant In store. Supper
ranged from the most substantial to the most
delicate, and included all the good things that
could be thought of. The cakes were all made
by Hrs. Eckls and Mrs.. Clowdsiey, which Is q
snmcisnt guarantee of their excellence. and
were ornAmented by the artistic fingers Of Miss
Belle Greene. which alse Ii warrant for their
external beauty. Descriptions OF fine suppers
are poor things; the eating OF the good things is
what clinxs to as as . fond remembrance. The
family OF the host have won new lsurels to add
to their already high reputation as entertainers
The young couple enter upon their new rslationa
with bright prospects and the gsed wishes Of
ali. In the Language Of Mr.. Qusrles. We hops
that their days Of adversely may be few, and
their years OF prosperity many. A Large number
OF :handsome bridal presents were received, o.
which the following il Is correct . list ~ could
BE- obtained:
Silver caster and fruit bowl. groom.
Silver and cut glass pickle caster, Mr.. vii
liam Stevenson and sister.
Silver and glass pickle stand, Mas Kate Aims
worth.
siver and cut gl.ss pickle stand. Mr.. j. W
Hays.
silver cake knife, DR.. X. G. Dryden.
Silver gold lined sugar bowl, JOhn and Jenni
Aull.
Silver butter knife, Mr.. and Mrs. Happersett
Silver butter dish aud knife. Mr.. and Ars
James Eckls.
Pair Of crystal preserve stands. Mrs. Jane
Crystal berry bowl. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J
GrSeAa.
Pair Of vase, Mrs. James Mars.
Pair sculpture images, Miss Belle Hays.
Crystal and bronze lamp. DR.. jas. Strughan
Crystal toilet Set In rack, Mr.. JAS. d0Oten.
Crystal bread dish. Miss Carrie Marshall.
Lace collar, Miss Mary Marshall.
Embroidered tidy, Miss Fannie Marshall.
set linen towels. Mrs.. Robert Norfolk.
Gold watch and chain, groomis father an
mother.
Toilet hand set, morocco case, satin lined
Mr. Oliver Seaton.
Wash board. broom and brush. Mr.. San
Hays.
Easy chair, Mrs. Hays and family.