Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1885-10-10
THE ALTAR.

Married-In this CITY. October 6, nv Judge
x. Ryland. Mr. ZIBA BARKER, of Odessa,
and Miss IDA SrOVALL, of Wellington.
- In st. Louis, Mo-, Sent. 8. Mr.. FRITZ
VOGDr. of Concoriia, and Miss LANA
kELLERMAN.
Married-At Higginsville, Lafayette coun-
ty. Mo-, at the residence of the brides father,
VIM. Hnscher. Esq. Oct. /, by the Rev. j. q.
kost, Df. CHARLES F. BUEHNER and
Miss MARY HUSCHER.
- At Galesburg, Ills, Sept. 90, by the
Rev. o. A. Williams, Mr.. GEO. W. OGDEN,
formerly of this county but now of Eagle
PINE.
- At Odessa, Lafayette county. Mo-,
Oct. 4: by Esqnire j. j.. Browning. MI:
STEPHEN S1MMS ard Miss MARY
FRISBY.
- At Odessa, Lafayette county, Mo-,
Oct. 1. by Esquire J. J. Browning, Mr.. JAS.
w. WHITE and Miss ANNA TORRANCE.
- At the residence of the BRIDES mother.
on the evening of Sept. %, Mr.. GEORGE
LEWIS and Miss MOLLIE NJ. CORDER.
Attendants. Miss Lutte Catron and NJ. John
Steel; Miss Grace Bedsworth and MIR. Will
COrder.
To those who have the pleasure to know
the highly respectable contracting parties 1t is
USELESS 10 auu u "OTu III luClI COuLACAANsA0h
OF the bride it can be truly said, she is one of
the ~loveliest characters it has ever been the
privilege of the writer to know; amiable.
benevolent. and richly endowed with all the
attributes which make up female excellence.
She wore an elegant peacock blue satin dress,
with diamond jewels. A beautiful floral
tribute design n. a horse shoe, was suspended
directly over where the bride and groom
stood. The table was q sight to feast the
eyes as well as tempt the appetite, and was
amply provided with everything which would
satisfy the taste of the most fastldious epicure.
The presents were numerous and handsome.
GUEST.
- In this city, October 7, at 6 o'clock, q.
H., at the residence of Geo. NJ. Mount1oy,
Esq. by the Rev. John Davis, Mr.. EMISON
CHAN5LOR and Miss NINA LIMRICK,
daughter of the late William Limrick.
The wedding was very quiet, only . few
very intimate friends being present. The
newly married pair took the : o'clock train
for the east, expecting to visit the BRIDES sis
ter, Mrs. A. T. Sharpe, in Pennsylvania, and
thence to make a tour of the eastern cities,
returning home by the end of the month.
The groom is a well-known and popular
young gentleman of this city, book-keeper at
the Lexington Savings Bank. His wife is q
beautiful and estimable young lady. the
daughter Of a gentleman who was for many
years one of the leading citizens of the coun-
ty. Both of the young people are extensive
ly and favorably known, and they have the
kindest wishes of a host of friends. Mr..
Chanslor has prepared an elegant home for
his bride. his residence being one of the
handsomest, if not the handsomest in the
city, and when they return to Its cosy COM
forts they will find awaiting them many
CHEEKY, kindly words. May all happiness at
tend them now, in the honeymoon, and in
the years which are to follow.
UNDERGRADUATES.
Quite an interesting affair took place to-day
Oct. l, two miles south of Aullville. 1t was
the marriage of Mr.. Robert Manley to Miss
Carrie Santmyer, at the home of the father
of the bride, Ed. Jas. Warren, of Higgins
vile, officiating. The bride and groom are
two of the best young people in this commu-
nifty, the latter, an intelligent, and energetic
young man, being the son of Mr.. George
Manley, who lives upon an emlnence just to
the south of the village of Aullville, and
owns land nearly surrounding the town.
The bride, a young lady of excellent quail
ties of mind and heart, is the daughter OF
Deputy Assessor John B. Santmyer. The
bride has many relatives hereabout, who,
together with q few friends of both bride and
groom, assembled to witness the ceremony,
which took place at 3 O'Clock, p. m. An ele-
giant dinner was served Immediately after.
The elements had combined to render the day
az disagreeable as could be, but for all that
the affair passed off very nicely. The young
people start well, and it Is devoutly hoped by
all that no other clouds than those which the
creator has ordained to bestow bountiful
showers upon a thirsty earth, may lower
over their household; and that their path
way as they journey Oh together, may be
strewn with flowers of rarest beauty and
fragance, and thronged with loving and
faithful friends, and vt last lead up, quietly
and peacefully to 'Nirvana," the final goal of
every faithful, hoping heart. F. r.