Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-04-08
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

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| -SrINR- HAIL.-At the residence ot
Nj. John VI. Hail at 10 o'clock, yester-
day, beautiful ceremony, said in the
presence oi number OF close friends
and relatives bound together two hearts
that have ior long time beat in unison,
though separated by the continents
width for the most OF that time Mr.. T.
+. Sphinx and Miss Kate Hail were unit
ell in marriage. Rev. 4. V. Sizemore Of
floating with Miss Eddie Adams. OF
! Danville. who was very lovely in suit
OF blue AMI tan, aud Mr.. \. G.. Frazier,
CHIEF dispatcher of the l.. * y. at Louis
vile, attendants. Warm congratulations
and good wishes followed the ceremony,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. sphinx, with
the attendants, took carriages for June
ton City, from whence they left for
Pensacola, Fla, where they will remain
a few days. thence go to New Orleans,
points in Texas and Mexico and arrive
at their California home in about three
weeks.
The bride, OF whom nothing could be
said too much in praise, was attircd in
"A green and tan travelling suit, with hat
to match, which fitted her beautiful iig-
ure like glove, aud set oil her personal
charms TO perfection. She is indeed "A
lovely girl-being pretty, attractive and
amiable, and the man who has won her
ha, secured a jewel more precious than
diamonds. No girl ever had more or
truer friends aud none ever deserved TO a
greater degree the universal esteem in
which she is held. Mr. sphinx, the for
tunste groom, is a young man OF modest
demeanor, excellent habits and genuine
moral worth. He was formerly dis
patcher on the l.. * ", and 1t was while
holding trick here that he met his
fate. At present he l. dispatcher on
the Atlantic Il Pacific, at Needles, Cal,
and at that iar.of point hc has nice
little home for his bride, where We hope
a well-spring ol JOY and contentment
will make their lives honeymoon that
will never end. They are both the Is
TERROR JOURNALS best friends AMI its
representative ielt almost like shedding
a tear with those who wept To- see the
bride 90 so far away. Good luck and
good cheer to them now and always.
The bridal presents were quite exten-
sive and embraced many ornamental and
us ,iul articles, by which loving hearts
endeavored to show their affection.
This will be in the nature of sur
t, prise to many OF the grooms friends
A courtship of a year or more standing
= was quietly brought to Il happy ending
; at Metropolis, when Miss Xula b. Ielner
: Of this city, and Mr.. John :. Edmiston
OF Crab Orchard, were united in wed
lock. Owing to the recent death Of Miss
: Xclner's mother and not desiring To- post
. ponc the day set, il was decided to con-
summate this happy event in Metropo
lis. And with this object in view ano
| to rob the event of all tinge OF romance
= Miss /elner and Mr.. Edmiston went tC
$ Metropolis in carriage and were made
= husband and wife in the parlor of Rev
Sam Atwcl'S residence, that gentleman
. performing the ceremony in his usua
: eloquent way and sending Mr. and Mrs
4 Edmiston on the new life with mos
i. earnest prayer for long lie and muci
e happiness. so quiet was this marriage
: that hut few have to-day learned OF il
4 occurrence. "roiusc andg earnest con
y gratulations will Toe certain to follow th
e announcement. The bride is widei,
[ known As one oi the citys most charm
i ing ladies beloved Tor her many virtue
of mind and heart and j. the onl
h daughter of Mr. John Z. Ielner, vel
V known cx.county official aud bushes
II man. The groom has often visited tn
i city, being the travelling representative
q of Philadelphia clothing house, an is
: son OF POSTMASTER Edmiston. OF Graz
a Orchard, and young man OF induStr
a and worth, belonging To well.knOw
t family. They have been united after
q happy courtship and are alike to Ice con
D.. graduated. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmiston vii
e make Paducah their home Tor the pres
d eut and will be the guests of the bride
- father, Mr.. Xelner. OF SOP South Seventh
:, street.-Ncws.
j. Mr.. William +. Henry and Mis-
is Bessie F. Kelley, OF the kirksyil,c vi
=, cnity, were married in the Myer
! House, "Wednesday evening, by Rev. A
n V. Sizemore. They were accompanie,
by Mr.J. b. Rout and Miss NJ. e. Her
ny, who acted rs best man aud lady o
10 the occasion. The bride is comel
young lady of Is summers, while ia
IA groom is Il young man %: good bushes
4, qualifications. There was no objectio
Ia on the part OF the brides parents, bu
If the young couple came here to MARI