The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-10-18
TIE ALTAR.

---
norr,od-I In Concordja. October 5, by Rev. {
j. BiItE. Mr.. AUGUST LENCE and Miss
STEIN
- Near Odessa, October 3. Dv KEY. LIZ
Clemens, Mr.. l. Is. SUTTON anu LIS E pL
SIZE daughter vi MI 10"
Stockton,
- Near Dover, OcloDer u y Eluep uu"
riattenSeIg1 VI % H. navid Phelps.
'A''' ~. w. Toxas 10, "a. Mr.,
las. n. LETTER and Miss MARY CLARK
son WILSON.
The bride, who Is the daughter OF MT.
Hugh IT. Wilson, formerly a prominent
business man of this city, and n niece OF Mrs.
W. q. Nc, ausland and Miss Florence
Arnold, Of this city. will be emembered 1'
hosts of the friends OF the family In th'S CITY,
- At the residence OF the brides parents
In this city, oGlo3er 10; oE ~ and Mis-,
Goohe: Dr. JohN D. WHEEL" ~" "
ALICE HALL
The groom Is one Of Lexington's most ekcei-
lent young men, has Just entered upon tue
practice of his profession, that OF u surgeon
dentist, and enjoys the confidence OF all VINO
know him, while his bride, beside being a
member Of one OF our first families, Is a lady
of refinement and culture possessed oil chsrm-
lnR tldnuctS uhu o beauh'
which ut once attract all with whom she
meets. The wedding was a very quiet one
and took place Ut 8 80 O'Clock p. Ill.
AT the residence OF the brides parents '
No; "a HiIi street; Nn onal VI NJ n l. SiMP.
} SON arI Miss MAYM BELL,
rho hrida i. well known I'm this city having
o made an extended visit to her cousins. Misses
Relle and Lucy HAYS, last winter. She Is
ope of the most charming ladies who ever
D visited our city. She Is one of the type
: of ladies who have given to the south It's
euviable reputation for beautiful women
The marriage was quite u surprise to heI
" r~els,iyes In this city, she having made pre-.
pura,ions to come here and spend the winter
Her many friends here will wish for her ,ht
- most complete happiness.
- At the residence Of the brides parents
in this city. October Il; by kev. L. M; UU
Mr.; Jos. MELbn b1IrE Nv"
m,. D..as,aa ,yaoo yerv ouiet one, only
~ "1". ;.,,n,o,a ,r,srds and neigh
~ y" A, h.Icnos, ope o'cIoc
4, Tho ,uernoon the bride and groom, attent
" u -. - Mas Mvrtl
In ed DY the sister Vi NV oi,'o Nj;
Price, anu tue sisteF U. u
or .adie Meiberpen, entered the hastily decOra
10 ed parlor, and there, facing their assemble
friends, took the solemn vows which mat
Is, them man and wife. Congratulations wei
SIT then freely offered the happy pair during al
after which proceedings elegant light reireS'
am ments, such rs only Mrs. Price can prepar
~. were passed around. Mr.. Meibergen' thoui
residing q great distance from here, Is w
n. and fsyorably known by our people. he ha
nd ing spent some time in our midst attendi
Wentworth Military Academy. lie u
MIA promising young business man and Stan
the high in the estimation OF the people vi
whom he resides. His bride Is u charmi
me YOU ny lady and one OF whom Mr.. Meibers
she may well be proud of having won. Her ira
her ing for the life into which she has just c
bsrked has been most excellent, and sho'
pha the home TO which her newly made husbs
ana has taken her be nothing more than q m
nss- hut by her hsndiwork she Will soon nav
converted into as nearly q palace as u Is p
am. slble to make 1t. May the pathway oil u
OF life be one strewn with The most tragrah
for roses.