The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-12-21
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- IN East LeSlUStOu, DtCeIlDtG IL ny
Rev. f. Mcueiee, Mr.. RICHARD SCHNEI-
DER aud MIS-. JOSIE MARTIN.
- In SteelevilIe. Lafayette county, Mo-,
December Is, by Esquire j. A. Han wood, Mr..
WIN. ID. Til ana Miss LOU DENNIS.
- Al the probate court room. December
Is. by Judge Y. RyIand. Mr.. EN- Err l..
RYLAND and Mrs. NARY NICHOLS, both
Of Odessa.
- At Little Rock. Ark, by Rev. J. IL.
Dye, Mr.. GEO. G.. NAYLOR. Of Little Rock.
md Miss MARY l.. TRUNDLE, OF Dixie.
Ark, daughter of Mr.. IL. l.. TrundIe, form
erlv "A citizen of this county.
The bride was a former pupil OF r.. A. 4.
The groom is the city editor of the Daily
Arkansas Democrat. and was for n number
of years record journal clerk of the state
legislature.
- At the residence of the brides father,
in Quincy, His. December lG. Mr.. GEO.
ALBIN, of Alma, this county, and Miss
FLORENCE HARRIS,
MIR. Albin is well-knOwp in this county as
"A strictly honorable, enterprising aud thrifty
business man. His bride is also we'll known
here, haviag AT different times made extend
ed visits TO the family of her uncle, Mr.. JnO
r. Ia, lor, in this city. She Is possessed OF
lDllN b'tA Oilt YIN u IL iilhih oh"'i
and will doubtless prove to be to Mr.. Alhin II
well.fitted companion with whom 10 tread
the ofI-limes rugged pathway of life. Nav
no cloud ever obscure their now almOst com.
plele happiness.
- At Benton, Mo, December 1S, by the
Rev. Father McNamee, MI. GEORGE PRICE.
of this city. and Miss FANNIE l.. SOUNGS.
We. with the minority of the citizens OF
this place, have noticed II great many strange
mlneuvers George has been making here
lately, but attributed them to politics-nO one
having the least idea that ne was to he mar
ried-and when he stepped from the west
bound train Thursday morning, accompanied
by his bride. many were the ordinations Of
| SURPRISE. To further his scheme for mann
tanning the ~strictest secrecy he even went 50
far rs to bribe the reporter OF this paper with
premises of cigars not to mention the fact
whenever he left town. The reporters tally
sheet is full but his cigar case is empty.
George is Il young man in years, but in the
councils OF the republican party he is one OF
the idcst heads amongst them. For several
years he has served this city faithfully and
well as its attorney and his official acts have
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ness and good Judgment. With his bride We
are not acquainted, but we can say that if he
has used the same good Judgment in thu
selection OF his life companion rs has charac'
terized his official acts, he has received
prize IN the matrimonial lottery. We heartily
congratulate you, George, and wish you sue
cess all through life IN everything Blu
politics.
- In the First Baptist church, In thi,
city, December Is. by Rev. +. Menefee, Mr.
CHAS. BRUBAKER, Of st. Joseph, ant
Miss LIZZIE BALL, of this city. Atten
dants: - Mr.. Patee Russell and Miss Anni'
Brubakcr. sister OF the groom, both OF ST
Joseph; MIR. Stewart Butler. of st. Joseph
and Miss Lucie LaBerIeW, Of this city; Mr.
+. j.. John and Miss Belle Hays. both OF thi
city.
This wedding was the most brilliant on
that has taken place in this CIT for a numbe
of years and was witnessed by a large mum
Der of the friends of the popular young bride
Tine cards announced the marriage to tax
place at | O'Clock, p. M, and Is the cloc
pealed fOTth that hour the carriages contain
ing The bridal party GTOye up TO the church
! AT the door they were met by the usher'
two in either isle, who marched up to tn
altar, arm in arm. with a most accurate ste
10 LohrengrIn's Bridal Chorus" played o
/ the Immense organ by Prof Chas. Gimble ,Jr
the ones on the right being followed by tn
bridesmaids, who, in turn. were followed b
: the bride; those on the left were followe
by the grOOmsmen, who were followed b
the groom. At the altar the gentlemen al
! PENDANTS stood on the lett and the lady al
tendants on the right, forming Il perfect v,
' vacant place being left directly in front of I'll
" altar wherein stood the groom and brii
facing the minister, who in Il short but beat
Z tiful and impressive ceremony made the
y one in the sight OF both God and man. Ate
Divine blessings had been invoked upon III
" union, the newly married couple, fOllOwC
{ by the attendants, turned 10 the right al
mTrcGed down the aisle in .tep with The eve
beautiful "MendeIssohn Wedding March,"
y From the church the bridal party and
few relatives went to the residence of Il
BRIDES mother, Mrs. Sarah Ball. on Ma
I street, where n reception WAS held until thr
O'Clock, when the young couple left for the
T. future home, st. Joseph.
Miss Lizzie has been quite a ~favOrite
TbIIIlN t'Nlf7 NV ~ XII lupbu uhfS. ID
sesseS u fine face and iiGurc, and these, add,
D to her most lovable disposition, have won +
" her innumerlble friends aud adm irers. NJ
" lirubaker hgs FOR II number of years bet
employed a. II travelling salesman for Il
" simmons Hardware Co.. aud is spoken Of
u standing very high IN the estimation of tho
with whom he comes in contact.
May their welded life ne as pleasant AZ n
the remembrancrS of friendship that q
= Young BRIDE leaves IN this, the home Of h
childhood.
The presents were numerous and elegau
" and those displayed to The eyes of those wi
attended the reception were rs fOll0 vs.:
IL Pair of elegant diamond earrings, from {
groom 10 the bride; from the ushers and NJ
y T. J, John, an exquisite imp0rted-ware ri
IT, silver berry stand; Miss Sfary Ball. eIega
u SILVER ard imported ware berry bowl al
III stand; MIR. and Mrs. h. b. GilI.o ChiIlicoil
cut glass berry dish, in silver stand, al
er spoon; Mr.. leo heller, handsome si!y
~ watrr service; Mr.. aud Mira. !-ad0re Kelit
10 silver and impOr!ed-whre spOOn h0IIe
To Misses I.ucie Lgiicriew and Belle HAYS, eel
rY glass IN silver stand; Mr.. aud Mrs. 10
&. Young, Sr., silver cake basket; Mr.. Il
JS Mrs. d, W. b. Tevis one dozen silver kniye
or Mr., and Mrs. R.T Jesse .nna-IalC dozen siIv
u knives aud forks; Rev. T.. Mrucfee and wi
elegant silver card ci4e.b .ndsOmclv rngray
and in plush ease, Miss MollIc NIcholSC
IT, silver match ease; Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Gu
:. ningham, Of DeSnto, Mo-. bouquet hole
T. and pcrrumcd rose Jar; Mr.. and Mrs. Geor
II. kcan, Of Kansas City, handsome vas
re Misses Cora and MAY Peak, manicure "A
in toilet s"t. in elegant plush case; Mr.. Oh
- and Miss Carrie Guinihcr, handsome man
II, lnmbrcquln; Mr.. and Mrs. J.. {. Young. j
handsome blue plush pin cushion; Mir. a
IL Mrs. j. J.. ilausam, linen towels; Mrs. 1t
lis PAYNE and Misses Fannie and Mary R0St
y, son, aprons; Mrs. Anna Ball. Singer sewi
liz machine; mother Of bride, balt-dOzcn silly
ton spoons aud three handsome comfort
~ Mrs. a. V. Robinson. two cakes On hg n
ed IA ChOcOlatc).