The southern argus. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Cherokee County, Kan.) 1891-1???, 1892-02-04
Coffeyville. Kansas, to Miss Louanna
Holt of Joplin. ut 1870 O'Clock.


young men of southwestern Kansas and
is quite worthy young man and OF
good pious habits and his desire is to
DO great good i'm the future. Also the
bride is one of the leading young ladies
of the city, and is quite a worthy young
lady, and we predict for them grand
future. They have the best wishes OF
all the citizens. The happy couple
will make their home in Joplin for this
year. Rev. Hackney of the 1st nj. Il.
church of this city officiated, and after
the ceremony the friends extended their
hartiest congratulation and best wishes
to the happy couple, and the evening
was spent in most delightful man
ner. until 8 o'clock at which time sup
per was served and quite feast OF
delicasies of the latest order and in the
most handsomest style was the order
of the evening at the table. MI.
Marshall came around on the day OF
his marriage and said he did not think
he could start in life to make his home
what it should be without the ARGUS
and gave me his order for the ARGUS
for one year. On account of the ram
storm at 5 O'Clock until about O'Clock
some of the invited guests failed to ar
rive. The bride was handsomely at
tired in goblin blue, mode, tenriette,
trimmed in gilt cords, it fitted her form
exquisltely. The groom wore the
, conventional double breasted Prince
Albert, light doeskin pantaloons. satir
white tie. The brides hair was trim
med in Lilies of the Valley and bou
; duet of the same in her hand. Among
+ the distinguished guests were: The
o Misses Matilda STEELE, Elsie Barnes
: Mrs. G.. III. Knaves Mrs. John Jones
Mrs. Lena Moore, Mrs. Taylor Hardy
. Messrs c.. III. Knaves, Alex Bohemian
y Mer, l.. V. Hogue, Troy Curtis. JON
E Jones, A. Green and others. Th
s presents were numerous and costly
:, but space forbids our mentionin
more.
Is The business has been very quiet
II this city for two weeks on account
the extreme cold weather here an
s. makes news little scarce.
) Mr.. Marion Chapman has returne
Re from Mound City, Kansas where he h;
tv been to see John Chapman, his SO
IN who is sick there.
ne The editor came in last week viii
ne the cold snap and has been arrangin
We some business for the ARGUS. He
~ much worked up over the rapid spref
of the ARGUS and is fine journalist
ed worker, if the people only do we
nix their duty, the ARGUS will be mod
It. paper and will bless many.
to Mr.. Deshattis has left Joplin and
to now in Kansas City.
he Mr.. +. l.. Dunn whose illness h
been mentioned in the ARGUS before
- mending slowly.
Mrs. Ester Cooper is down with
grippe.
Mr.. Cornelius Brown is up aft
. quite tussle with the grip and is nc
rushing the cook pots at the st. Jane
mt ERev Cable, the pastor of the A.
Eth E. church is going 10 give a gra
in entertainment on the 9Th of Fe
nd Known as the shoe festival.
C. Prof. N. Z. Green was quite 81
he Sunday night
ne Mrs. Emma Mount Jeomry Is
ue Springfield on visit to her sister, NJ
Sarah Fields.
he Mrs. Fields and her niece, M
to Moore, came to Joplin and spent shH
his time with Mrs. Montgomery.
Our people are talking of attendi
he the ARGUS benefit to be given
g" Galena
nd Mr. Frank Thompson said the litera
pa, society would meet every Tuesd
night after this.
on Most of the sick about Joplin 6
better ut this time.
U Mr.. Fillmore Hardy has removed
hay press to Crestline, Cherob
- County, Kansas, where he will pr
- hay for Allen Bros, of Girard.
the Mrs. Susan Dorse is in NeOshO wis
ing her mother and sister.
vas Look ont for the program for
benefit of the ARGUS that is TO ia
for place in Galena and Joplin.
ties Rev. r. L. Beal the presiding eli
ase of the A. Nj. f. church, Lexington,
IC., was in the city last week a
has preached on Wednesday night at
ork A. NJ. Z. church. Rev. Beat Is gu
an able divine and is worthy of he
was ing.
Rev. A. w. Taw, pastor of the NJ.
ave church was called TO Lexington on
anu % to the bedside of his sick mother.