The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-10-30
CulleOka.

a gain Cupid, undaunted by adj
verse circumstances, has been scat
tering mis- daI Is about, and too with
unerring aim. This time Rev. d. b.
Osteen, of Clifton, fell victim 10 the
little fellows weapon, and being
wounded fled to our "Nerna Nilliers -
for sympathy, and found in her his
sweet comforter. Yes, on Monday
afternoon, October 26, Rev. David b.
Osteen and Miss Irene M. COwden
were united il t e holy bonds Of
matrimOny. 1t was with open eyes
and fiuttering hearts that the large
crowd, assembled at the Methodist
Church in CulleUka, watched for the
first appearance of the bridal party.
At $3.50 p. NJ the ushers, ReVs j. T..
Iinnon and J. Rush GOOdIne oil the
right, and Rev's A. p. McFerrin and
w. A. Leath on the left, proceeded to
the chanceI of the church. Follow
ing the ushers on the right came the
bride leaning on the arm of the
groom. At the altar a most beautiful
and impressive ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. w. b. Patty, assisted
by Rev. J. A. OIman. AS the party
filed from the church, keeping time
to the sweet strains of the wedding
march played by Miss Sallie Hewlett,
tue good wishes of all present fol-
lowed the newly welded pair, and
many were the congratulations ex-
tended to the fortunate bridegroom
Tue iride was looking unusually
handsome, attired in rich and be-
coming dress of ashes OF roses Henri
eta, with trimmings and hat to
match. Echoing the sentiment of all,
Mr.. Osteen has won woman de-
servedly classed among Maury
County's most charming and accom-
plished women. Mr.. aud Mrs. Osteen
left Immediately for Nashville to at
tend the Methodist Conference which
,nvenes there Wednesday.
1t is useless to attempt to express
the regret of the readers of the HER
AID to know that "Nerna Nilliers,"
the gifted Culleoka correspondent mas
laid aside the pen for the time being,
and forever given up the idea OF be-
coming a newspaper editor. We sup
pose sue will now turn her attention
! to serBlOHiziHg.
With the bridal party, Rev. w. B
/ Patty, our beloved pastor for the year
! lust ended, fit for the Annual Con
| ference. We know that he il subject
TO the powers that be, but it Is the
earnest prayer and desire of his en-
| tire CONGREGATION that he be returned
to us. We realize that great good has
come of his years labor aud con
tinuance of his aid and influence il
what we most wish for and need.
On Sunday little Lizzie Wilkes was
baptized by Rev. w. II. Wilkes, anC
on Monday afternoon Rev. j. A. Or
man christened our pastors infant
giving him the name James OrmaI
Patty.
Among the visitors that have beer
in our village this week were Mrs. ID
y. Garrett, Miss Lula Garrett anC
Miss Florence Hill, of Lynnville, Mrs
Thos. White and niece, of Campbell
; Station, Miss Frierson of Zion, ant
Mrs. Geo. Cannon and son, of Mem
uhis. Mrs. Sheriff. of Pulaski is nov
visiting the hOme-fOlks at Mr.. 10
MoOre's.
/ Our sick list, recently so long,
now rapidly decreasing. 1t Is VIII
pleasure that we note the recovery {
Miss Brownie TOmlinsou. Her swee
face was sadly missed, and though a
sympathized with her in her suffer
ing, only one knew how great n re
: storative quail on toast would prov
! to our pretty invalid.
: Little Wilkes King is recoverin
from severe attack of measels an
whoOping caugh, and Scott Hughes
broken arm is mending.
Mr.. Jones of Williamsport ms
made another business trip to on
village this week Luck attend him
Mr.. r. A. Wilkes made a fyin
g business trip to Petersburg this weeI
|. Broken banks and dry weather nev'
0 interfere with him, so filled with III
3 firing energy.
: Miss Maggie Hewlett has gone
K Nashville to stay until Christmas.
n Time is up, banks are broken, pc
pie are depressed, and completed
nAralvzed is BARBARA.