Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-10-21
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

X. +. Dunaway and Mis- Minerva
Routen were married Wednesday at Mr..
J. G. Lynns
Walter Lane, lOve-sick youth OF
Charlottesville, Ind, killed himself be
cause his sweetheart went riding with
another fellow.
u G. Spratt, widower OF 81, and
Miss Mary j. Ballard. were married at
Elder j. q. Liyingston's Wednesday by
that gentleman
H. b Boone, aged 46 and wilower,
and Miss Eva Turnbull were united
hea 1T and hand at the brides fathers,
Mr.. VIM. Turnbul Tuesday
Miss Lottie Borders, of Garrard, |
and Mr.. w. g. lutchings, OF Danyille,
accompanied by Miss Allie Harlan and
Utter Pope were registered at the Myers
House Wednesday night. They took the
train yesterday morning for Jefferson
vile, we're the first.n: ned couple were
to be married yesterday.
We have received an invitation 20
! the marriage Of Miss Addie, the lovely
) daughter at Mr.. j. Ottenheimer, of New
York City, to Mr.. M. Straus, resident
, New York partner OF the Western Bank
aud Shipping house OF A. +. johnson &
. Co.. Chicago, which is to occur Nov. 10.
, The prospective bride will be pleasantly
remembered by our young people, who
hold her in high esteem.
. ] I'.rtse tho hoV,a ~
the brides father, Mr. John Edmiston,
, in Crab Orchard, Wednesday morning,
2 DR.. f. VI. Estes of Mckinney, and Miss
2 Ida Omission were omitted in marriage
4 by Rev X. b. Mahony. There were no
I attendants and after an elegant repast
8 had been served and enjoyed, the cou-
t pie left for a visit to Louisville and other
B, points. The bride is both handsome
y aud attractive and the groom, who is a
G good physician and clever gentle.
t man, is 10 be congratulated on winning
j her May their honeymoon last as long
,; as their lives.
I, A New York paper announces the
marriage Of Sidney Ottenheimer, son of
Mr.. j. Ottenheimer. TO Miss Helen j..
Lederman, of that city, after which they
s left for sn extensive bridal tour of the
West There was a double wedding, a
sister OF the bride, Miss Sarah Lederman,
being married at the same time to Mr..
L 3. +. Kohler. The brides are sisters OF
the Lederman Bros, prominent tobac.
o conists. The handsome residence was
D. beautified by tasteful display of flow
,r ers and rare plants. Seductive music
'e was furnished by an excellent orchestra
and dancing WAS INDUCED in till the wee
r sma' hours Delmonico furnished the
1T collation..
,e Mack Eubanks and Miss Mary, the
Y. pretty daug liter OF Mr. and Mrs. VIM
er Hubble. OF the Hubble vicinity, wer,
er married Wedn, SHAY at high noon at tn,
is brides home by Elder j. q. Montgome
Id ry. For long time this happy pai
g, have known and loved each other and i
is seemed from their first courtship that il
g. the eternal fitness OF things they SHOULD
as become husband and wife. The bride i
pc lady of culture and accomplishment
b. and the groom is young man OF goo
IL morals and splendid business qualifca
he tons After. the ceremony the new
es ly.made couple drove to Danville. wher
u. they took the train for Rochester, Ill I
We visit his sister.
tn Mr.. Il. H. banks and Miss Alph
oil Tyree were marie in the Gibson Hous
d. parlors. Cincinnati, Tuesday, at hig
es n Don, Rev johnson Myers, of thatIcity
OF officiating. The couple left here Tues
day morning at S:l5, accompanied b
Mr. ]. ). Wells, who acted as "best man
on the occasion. There was no oppos
re ton on the part OF the brides mother
er but the novelty of the thing cause
them to desire to elope. The love atfai
between the happy pair began sewers
ne years ago when Mr. banks was in tn
employ OF Mr.. W B. McRoberts. NJ
banks knew not how strong his love wa
Is and determined to 20 TO Philadelphia
He did so, but the thought of his Kel
Ut lucky sweetheart haunted him, and a
on ter years sojourn he came back to hi
first love and bought out Mr.. McRol
es- erts jewelry business, which he is no
conducting and which he has greatly il
N, creased. Mr.. banks is a fine youn
ee, man, industrious and an adept in h
line. and as the saying goes, "will a
ways keep meal in the barrel" Mi
nd Alpha, or rather Mrs. banks, is an e,
cellent young lady, vivaciOus and a
n.y. complished. She is the youngest daug
Tor ter OF Mrs. n. A. Tyree, of this plac
I'D and no young lady in this section hi
the pleasure of possessing larger circ
sIf OF friends. May their lives be one PEI
- petual ray OF sunshine, undisturbed b
ON even the smallest semblsnce OF a clouc
v - is the wish OF their friend, the ISrERIo
xrhich ehnDara re hiaSoip