The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-01-08
BOONVILLE BREEZES.
Two Interesting Marriages of
Boonville PeOple-Minor
Mention.
Correspondence q the Bazoo.

BooNvILLE, Jan. =
The marriage of Mr. J. r. QIarlss aud
Mis-, VI imie Bunce, both prominent MEM
bers of Boonville society, took place al
the residence of the brides father, near
BoonvIlle, al O'Clock Tins morning.
DESPITE the inclempncy of The weather a
large number of friends were present TO
witness The ceremony aud congratu ate the
happy ir on their suspicious uuiOn Rev.
DIR. O. w. Gauss, pastor Of the Old School
Preshv;, risu church of this city. of which
both bride and groom are members, pro-
nouuc-d The ceremony. The array ,f
presents yery extensive,
comprising gifts that are hand
some, costly and elegant. After tee con-
CALCULATIONS aud good wishes from friends
Mr. and Mrs. Quarles took the e,rly morn
ing train for a wedding tour TO ST. Louis
and eastern points. The groom Is one of
our most prscti, al and indus rious young
business inen, Tor years clerk IN the w.
II. Tigg mercantile establishment. The
bride is the daughter ui Harvey Bunce,
esq vice president of the Boonville Cen
trsl National bank, and is n young lady of
remarksb sweetness OF disposition and
rare beauty and intelligence. The BAzOo,
in common with their many friends, ex-
tends best wishes Tor their happiness.
ANOTHER MARRIAGE
A marriage in which BoOnville boy
Was one of The chief actors, occurred at
Lamar, Barton county, at four O'clock yes
terday afternoon. About a year ago there
visited the family OF Il. r. Jones, Esq the
we'll known lumber man of this city. Il
sweet-fsced maiden from ~. Louis, dis
iant relative Of Mr.. Jones. 10y name, Miss
Minnie Coleman The Youngest son of Mr.
Jones, Herbert, Young man of twenty
three or four wears, is a quiet, hard working
fellow, modist almost 10 timidiiy ard the
last one whom his friends would suspect OF
matrimonial inien;i ions. But Miss Miunie's
sparkling eyes and pleasing demeanUr cap
iivatei Herbert and an engagement ol mar
riage MAS termed between the two. Miss
Minnie lief! Bconvile soon aferwar,is aud
with her mother removed from 81. Louis TO
Lamar. One day last week Herberr bun
died mp iew traps AID telling the home
folks he was going on a liiIle "Trip let for
Lamar Monday The first information of
bis approaching mar isge reached Boom
willie IN The shape OF neat invitation 10
his wedding at the time stated The ex-
,reme modrsiy OF Herbert prevented his
making the fact known sooner. The BAZoo
correspondent srbds cordial greet
ings and sincere congratulations
TO the happy bride and groom,
with hearty best wishes Tor their pros
perity and happiness.
NOTES
Louis Edwards has been on q visit to
his parents in this city. He is nov bossing
a photograph gallery in Holden.
The funeral OF Miss Jane Howard.
whose death was chIonicled in tO-day's
BAzoo, took place at III o'clock This morn
from the residence OF Mrs. Maria Muir, 10
Walnut Grove cemetery.
Arrangements have been m ade for an
other discussion at Mount Sinai school
house near BoOnville, on the llth inst.
Subject. Resolved that the B,st Interests
of this Country Require Protective
Tariff"
t srson Willisms, an old Boonville
boy, who visited This city Tor the first time
in SIX years recently, left for 81. Louis this
morning. He is now travelling for a
ST. Louis hardware firm. While here
hes was the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Matte
Wright.
The beautiful" ceased falling late
last night and to-day there is about ten
inches of snow on level, badly driited in
places. Sleighs are out In great numbers
and the weather is remarkably clear and
cold. The river is frozen over at This place
to-day, having blocked" last night.