The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-07-05

se!ec!eu 1nursdHy upon winch 10 ceie-
brate their marriage, for the spirit of
the month was in keeping With the
tenor of their lives and the tenderness
Of their love. They, for years, had
tr,dien together The rosy byways of
cour,ship. They had felt the caress'
M of the summer bretz re of contem-
plated matrimonial felicity. They
hal masked and been abuniantly
blessed in the bright sunlight of youth
fui love. And now that the waning
month was slipping silently into the
sea OF oblivion, they could say: Take
with you, Oh, June! these
trait roses and these pans;es and
forget.me nots and these honeysuckles
of yours, for, in their stead thou leav-
es; 10 US the marriage tie, which shall
never be broken this eide the Valley
OF A valon; love that shall live long
er than the sunlight lingering in yon-
der heaven q spirit Of infinite joy
that is sweeter and more subtle tnan
The softest breeze that ever kissed the
white lips of the laughing sea or set
all trembling with ecstacy the pale
pc .ch banners in the bloomy orchard
trees.
June, which is the herald of the
maturer season, was, in every sense, a
fitting month for this marriage, be-
cause it truly typi6ed the happy
youth of both the bride and groom.
she has but just entered upon the sum-
me- time OF her young life, queenly
and exquisite in that peculiar charm
and Intangible grace which blend with
ar,l.ss symmetry her maidenhood and
WON ,uhood. AS to the groom, he has
Mt yet reached his quarter Of a CEN
fury, though bis journalistic achieve
meuts have spread his name and estab-
lisbed it in high esteem from Louis
lana to the lakes. and from Boston 10
Portland: Young as he is. he has
Seld the responsible and envied Offices
Of C ,rresponding secretary and presi-
dent of the Missouri Press ASSOCIATION
sni is now first vice-president of the
Na';onal Editorial association. The
reaching of these high stations has not
turn d his head, as we'll it might. He
was entitled to the attainment Of these
h"nors by the almost invariable law
that upon him who has the natural
cap city and who puts forth honest
aud industrious effort, reward shall be
uas;iatingly bestowed.
when he visited the New Orleans
Exp 'sition his friends said: All, he
will lse bis heart to some southern
be.uty with brown eyes, dimpled
cheess and raven tresses. When
he went wi h the editors to
B ,.ton. they said: Surely, he
vi! fall victim 20 some vivacious
Yankee belle, who has a cool million,
locks out at the SEA DIRE ,mily, who HIS
h,niug in her veius the blue blood OF
tie MayHower forefathers, and who
belongs to Browning society. And
wien on like excursion he
was a guest in Detroit his
a o. finances said We almost know
Oh At some wolverine Lady of the
Lake." will charm even to the chsncel
of the marriage altar, this bashful and
30, i=h pencil-pusher from Missouri.
An yet again, when he was but re-
cen!ly sauntering by the PARKWAY
p c:fc sea or innocen;ly flirting with
SOME fascinating senorits in the an.
cie,.t land Of the Montezumas, they
said: We know a maiden sweet aud
fair-beware
But neither in the south nor north,
nor in the east nor farther west could
hi. Leart be won away from
bis first love and his last in
the splendid and fruitful old county
Of c 'oper. Beautiful in person, vely
in character and accomplish. j 10
music end literature. this bride of a
day holds by divine right as all Mis-
souri's fair daughters do. the foremost
rank with any women in the world
whether they wear the coronet of q
'rncess or the crown OF queen, and
10 er be return d from his trips and
....mphs faithful and true.
Therefore. il good wishes may avail
W. would be prodigal of them to-
ward this young and happy couple.
They are so deserving ofalI that is good
a",l gracious and permanent. He
his heen q dntiful son, an sffecIionate
b ID her a diligent student and an orns-
ment to the profession 10 whose ranks
h. h Ids So IGNORED position. And
che has ever been the idol of fond
parents and the pride of the communi-
ty in which SIZE was bora and resrer.
La extrniing congratulalion and
bidding them God.speed, We would
say to the bending heavens: Sho wer
tom, ~n,,v eslx,arv ea.s nn,b.ln.r~l