Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-10-25
MATRIL: ONIAL.
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the brides father, In Gallatin, the
ceremony being performed by Rev.
Q ID. Q. Kelly, Of the Methodist church.
Immediately after the marriage, the
: groom and his fair bride took the
r train for this city, arriving on the 10
o'clock express. They were met here
8 by friends and went at once to their
homo al 6elleview, where they were
rendered an informal reception at
night by q few intimate friends.
Mr.. Reed Is one of the most extern
sive, energetic and reputable farm
ers In the county. lie is held in
universal esteem by all his acquain-
tances. AS farmer he ranks with
the very best in the county in ad-
vsnced methods, progressive ideas
and the extent Of his operations. His
word Is as good as his bond and his
character has ever been above re-
proach. Born poor boy, he learned
arly In life that In economy, indus
try and sobrieiy lay the secret of sue
cess and by his own exertions he has
made for himself place among the
most substantial men his commu-
nifty. These are no idle words of
fulsome fiattery, but lifetime &C.
quaintance warrants the writer in |
thus testifying to the worth of one Of
the most estimable young men within |
the range Of his knowledge.
The bride is daughter of Rev. B.
IL. Hargrave, q minister Of the Meth
odist church. She is young, pretty |
and attractive. To charming person.
ality and winning manners, she adds
q sweet and lovable disposition. We
congratulate Mr.. Reed upon his good
fortune. He has narrowly escaped
being an old bachelor, but in his case
there was ''luck In leisure" and by
waiting until this good year he has
succeeded in drawing capital prize
In the matrimonial lottery.
ELGIN-ANDERsoN.
Mr.. Walter s. Elgin and Miss
Daisy Anderson were united in mar
rage at 80 o'clock Wednesday
evening at the brides home on Sixth
street. Rev. Jno. o. Rust performed
the ceremony In peculiarly happy
and felecitous style. The wedding |
was rather quiet, only q limited num-
Der of the intimate friends of the
parties being present. The BRIDE is
the third and youngest daughter Of
Mr.. Robt. NJ. Anderson. the Sixth
street grocer, aud is an exceptionally
pretty and captivating young lady.
Mr.. Elgin is a prominent young
druggist and youny gentleman of
deservedly high character and much
promise. The KESTUcKIAN extends
It's best wishes to the happy young
couple for future fraught with
nothing but contentment and pros
perity.
McDAvITT-YoUNe.
DIR. Jas. G. McDavitt, Of this city,
was married ri $3.50 p. m. Oct. %,
in the parlors OF the Nicholson
House, Nashville, to Miss Mary
Young, Of Allensville, Ky. Rev,
Jere Witherspoon was the officiating
c lergyman. DIR. McDayitt Is the
han dsome young dentist who recent
ly came to this city to practice his
profession. He will return with his
bride on Monday night and take
rooms and board at Mr.. Jno. N.
Mills on Seventh street.
DULrH-BRowsIse.
Walter Dulin, merchant at Ear
lington, and Miss Belle Browning, Of
Madisonville, were married at the
residence Of the brides parents at 3
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. The
couple accompanied by Neel Glenn
md wife left for Cincinnati immed-
ately and will be absent two weeks.
Mr.. Dulin is an extremely popular
'oung business man, and his bride
! lady of much beauty and many
accomplishments.
The Tolliyer-Martin feud in Rowan
nay be considered fully Off when
'ousin OF the late unlamented Craig
axes for his wife daughter of the
eader of the Martin faction. Frank
rolliver and Miss Grace Martin
we're united in marriage near More
read last week. stamford Journal. u
aARRoTT-DARNALL.
Mr.. Watson CARROT, of the Barker's y
dill vicinity, and Miss Marie OAR
lall, Of Fairview, were married Oct.
and at the residence of Jas. Hall, N
lear Fairview, In Todd county. r,
Miss Mildred Lee, youngest b
laughter Of the late Gen. Robt E. h
Zoo, is to be married to Col. Scott Ii
,hipp, of the Virginia Military o.
institute. Both are residents of Lex Q,
ngton, Va. "
The life long union of q pretty, c,
fright Hopkinsville belle to a gal s
ant and talented attorney of that Fl
anne city, is one of the pleasant c
vents for November. Clarksville Ii
Progress. I
GUNTER-ovERBY 8,
Mr.. Chas. Gunter and Miss Fannie v
)verby, both of this county, were f
married. at Casky, Ky, Oct. 10, by 3
Rev. J. G.. Kendall. n
W. f. Horton, an old gentleman :
Z years old has just married for the !.
onrth time In Pulaaki county. the