Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1884-05-24
THE ALTAR.

Mnsrisa.,Ass MIssinsGyikle s. Nv; ". Nay Il X
and MISS RACHEL HANNA
At the residence of Mr.. Peter Peterring. at
Concurriix, on the 18th inst. by Rev: MI. Shoe
maker. Mr.LOUlS referring and Miss MAC
GLE
At independence, ON the ed inst: at the
residence OF Rev: u W; Wailaee; omSM,aaRyy
A. SMITH.
At the residence of the brides father. J.
T.. Goodwin, Esd. near Alma. Laiaye'tHs c 1nf-
ner. DIR j. w. .HORNER and Miss LILLE
GOODWIN.
- th- Methodist church.. Glasgow; Mo Z.
May 2lst, by Rev. Il Z Wassnn. Mr.. W;
Miss NJ ACME STEVENSON. aud Mr.. RORr.
LANCASTER. al vernon sohnty. ANA Miss
HATIIE STEVENSON. The brides are daushl.
ers OF u l.. stevenson. u prominent citizen OF
Glasgow.
AT the residence of the brides mother. 10
this city ON the 9ist inst. by Rev. WIN; NJ
Pouge, Mr.. CHARLES +. CORS. OF Paris.
I,eSss' and Miss BELLE YlNGI.INa. OF this
city.
The groom Is a Young gentleman who for a num-
Der of years resided In this city. and whilst here
made hosts Vt friends. He WAS n member OF The
band which furnished music for nearly all of o1I
public entertainments. and Is we'll known ana
highly esteemed. The bride Is a young lady
who ia weil-known to nearly every person, man
woman and child. in this vicinity. she having
for n number oil years been a CLERK In our post
office, where hes uniform poliieness and good
nature made her u great tsvorite. After the
the crowd was invited 10 partske OIL
Refreshments, and OF course no one tailed to
accept. The table was q most magnificent affair
and as We sampled about q dozen large and
handsome cakes. We can testify that they were
as good as they looked. They will leave 1ol
Paris. Texas. Monday, where they expect tt
make their future home. Carrying with them thu
congratulations and good Wishes OF all Whs
know them.
Though tools spurn Hymen's gentle powers.
We who improve his golden hours,
By sweet experience know,
That marriage rightly understood.
Gives to the tender and the good
| A paradise below
AT Dover. Lafayette county, Mo-, Ma,
20. by Rev James a. Quarles. of this city, Mr.
/ MEYER KELLER, OF st. LOUIS, and Mis-
EMMA, daughter of DIR. anu Mrs. J. B. Bur
bridge, OF this comfy.
The Christian church, in which the ceremon!
took place, was very prettlly decorated. an arcl
of evergreens. beneath which the bridal coupl
stood, facing the audience. surmounttng tn
pulpit. while at either end was q bouquet of fra
grant overs. Messrs. George Rathbun. Jr.
Will Quaries and Frank Atkinson, Of this cit
1 0uu ihS "a : ' q s"S
era. The church Was we'll filled. q large numbe
OF those present being from this city. Tn
ceremony was short. II was beautifully i'm
pressive and eloquent and was iervently spoken
after tn. ceremony Mr.. Keller and his brid
came to this city, and were rendered . receptio
at MIR. Philip kelier's. Ut which some twelv
or fifteen couples Of intimate friends were prel
ent. A nice supper was seryed. and each ger
tleRan guest was called on Tor Q toast to Whic
the remainder readily assented In bumpers {
champagne. Among those present were Ii
Misses Mountjoy. BELLE Graves, Lizzie Bal
Bette Harper. Mamie Hutchinson. Messri
Rathbun, Shields, Bolton and Chanslor WEI
among the gentlemen. The bridal pair left o
Wednesday tor u three wesks' tour throux
Kansas and Missouri, after.whIch they will n
turn here TO spend the summer. The bride an
groom are both we'll known throughout tn
county; both are young. handsome and popular
They begin life with fAttering promises OF SUI
cess and that their most sanguine hopes Of 10
and prosperity may b- more than realized is It
earnest " Isli OF the Int. lllgencer.