The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-18
ROCKVILLE.
A Brilliant Wedding-Prohi-
bition Pointers-Lots
of Fun.
Married in New Mexico Dead
from Dissipation Other
Notes of Interest.


BOONvILLE, September Is.
Mr.. Joseph H. Williams, of Clinton
Mo-, formerly of this place, and Mrs
Mamie Dunscomb, of Jefferson City, were
married at the residence ioi the bride'
mother, in that city, last ght. The cere
mony was performed by Rev. DIR. w. b
Palmore. At exactly eight O'Clock the
bride and groom entered the parlor of the
residence, where had assembled a
number of the friends and relatives OF the
contracting parties. They were preceded
by six bridesmaids, looking lovely in their
dresses of snowy, fie.cy white Rev. Dr.
Fackler in few words pronounced the
twain man and wife, and Rev. DIR. Palmore
followed in an earnest and eloquent prayer
for Gods choicest blessings on their union.
Alter congratulations the company pres
ent were invited out to an elegant supper,
to which full justice was done, and at IL
o'clock the visitors left for home. The
bride, Miss Mamie Dunscomb, is the
daughter OF the late Judge Dunscomb, a
very prominent citizen of The state, at one
time state auditor and clerk of the supreme
court, and is lady of much beauty Of
character, intelligence and refine
ment. The groom is the eldest
son OF Marcus Williams, esq, of this city
and prominent business man OF Clinton.
he happy couple came up from Jefferson
City to BOonville last night and spent to-
day here, leaving this evening for Clinton,
Mo-, their former home. A host of friends
send congratulations and good wishes after
the happy pair. The following is partial
list OF the numerous handsome, elegant and
costly bridal presents:
Elegant silver tea service, Gen. and Mrs.
Clay Ewing.
Solid silver tea pot, Mr.. and Mrs C. ].
Gundelfnger, brother and sister Of the
bride.
Bohemian ware coffee pot of unique de-
sign, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Haven.
Set of silver knives, Mr.. and Mrs. John j.
Church, brother and sister of the bride.
Handsome toilet case, Myra, Johnnie
and Louise Church.
Beautiful basket of flowers, and elegant
silver Cream spoon, gold lined, Mrs. Flor
ence Ewing.
Set of silver forks, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Williams, brother and sister Of the groom
Handsome mirror In plush frame, Robt.
+. Williams, cousin of the groom.
Elegant gold pin, Miss Loitie Willis.
Handsome basket of flowers, Mr.. Ralph
Willis.
Elegant gold pin, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Ewing.
Set of solid silver napkin rings, Willie
Moore and sisters.
Sugar spoon, Bessie Williams, a little
niece OF the groom.
Solid silver butter knife, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Moore.
Solid silver butter dish, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe r. Edwards.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Long and family.
Elegant pickle stand, Mr. and Mrs. III.
b. Barko.
POINTS ON PROHIBITION.
hey DIR. John A. Brooks, the great
apostle OF prohibition, delivered considera-
Die OF lecture In our city last night ON
prohibition to a large audience. He re-
vamped his old charges against anti-pro-
hibitionists, took the meaning of the word
"sumptnary" away back to the Greek and
Latin; gave taffy to all who would take !
it, but failed Of his Interior design-to
create dissension in the democratic party. !
In old Cooper the party is as rash-ribbed |
as Gibraltar, and the puny assaults of |
Brooks cannot injure what the fierce waves !
OF years have not made an impression |
upon.
LOTS OF FUN.
Coles circus comes to Boon
vile September Goth, and John
b. Doris Inter-Ocean show
is billed for the 26th. Dan Rice will also
be liz this county next week. Between the
circuses the Methodist conference. DIR.
Brooks and an occasional d. g fight. our peo-
pie will manage to live through this month.
NEW MEXICO MARRIAGE
Miss Mamie Meredith, of this city, was
married on the 3Oth of last August, to
MIR. Charles S. Williams, of the territory
Of New Mexico, where Miss Mamie has
been visiting relatives. MIR. Williams is a
wealthy stock raiser of the western country.
and a sober, respected gentleman. Miss
Nannie's many friends in Boonville send
heir best wishes for her happiness. The
newly welded couple will make their home
IN New Mexico.
Anton Muehlschuster, esq.,, of
his city, died Tuesday, September
18th, in the thirty-eighth year of his age.
Deceased was born in Bavaria, Germany,
md came to this country when quite a
,hild. He leaves a wife, several children
md quite 8 number of relatives to mourn
lis loss. Anton, or Tony, as he was more
,ften called, was barkeeper for Dengelesky
Bros, and it is supposed that too much dis
ipation caused his death. The funeral
afternoon was very large one,
he Odd Fellows conducting the services.
MELANGE.
Lon Y. Stephens was in Versailles
n the interest of some bond matter.
Quite number of our people have
'een attending the Upton fair this week.
We ought to have fair at home for these
unaways.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles E. Leonard, and i
dr. and Mrs. A. Leonard, of this county, j
ave returned from their European trip, !
nd are spending the week in BOonyille.