The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1892-12-03
Matrimonial.

ToLER .DUDLEY-Frank Toler and
Rose Dudley colored, of this city,
were licensed Tuesday to marry.
REID CUNNINGHAM - Dan'l. E.
Reid and Sadie B. Cunningham, OBJ
tanned license to marry, Wednesday.
SUDDITH-C oNwAY-Robert @. Sud
dith and Lille D. Conway, of Benson,
were granted license Tuesday to
marry.
HAYs-HALLECKs-J Hays and
Ida Hallecks, colored, were author
lied by license obtained Wednesday
to marry.
STIvERs-BRAwNER- Cash Sti-
vers, a young farmer of the county,
and Miss Mayme Brawner daughter
of the late Mr.. Alex Brawner, eloped
to Jeffersonville. Ind, Wednesday
and were married.
NEWTON BLEDsoE-Mr. Charles B.
Newton and Miss Mary E. Bledsoe
were united in marriage Thursday at
| the residence of Mr.. Q. III. Johnson
on Main street, Rev. E. A. Penick per-
forming the ceremony.
JONES' WEBsTER-Mr William S.
Jones, of Woodford county, and Miss
Birdie L. Webster, of Bloomington,
Franklin county, were united in mar.
riage by Rev. H. G.. Henderson We'd
nesday morning at the Office of the
County Clerk.
W1REMAN-HARRoD-A license to
marry was granted to Grant Wire
man and Miss Mollie Harrod, of Flat
Creek. The ceremony was performed
! Thursday at the residence of Mrs.
Margaret Bridgeford, on Washington
! street, Squire j. w. Bohannan otfici-
ating.
FARGo-LAIR-Mr. ]. D. Fargo
Asst. Cashier, of the First National
Bank, of Middlesborough and Miss
Jessie Lair, of Georgetown, were
married Wednesday, The bride has
often attended the Assembly Hops
and has a large number of friends in
this city.
-Ross-The announcement has
been made that Mr.. James M. Todd,
jr., formerly of this city, but now Of
Louisville, will in the month of Feb
ruary next wed Miss Nettie Ross, of
Lexington, young lady who has
often visited her aunt, Mrs. Sam.
Steele, in this city.
WADE WELcH-Walker Wade and
Mrs. Kittie WEIGH, colored, were
married Tuesday night at the home
of the bride on the South Side. Rev.
Eugene Evans performing the cere-
mony.. A dance and supper for the
number of friends who were present
concluded the celebration Of nuptials.
HINToN-BRENT - Miss Gay Brent,
daughter of Judge Harry Brent, of
the Superior Court, was united in
marriage at Knoxville, Tennessee, on
Wednesday, to Mr.. Edward T. Hinton,
wealthy furniture dealer in Paris.
Judge Brent was present at the we'd
ding, and returned to the city yester-
day. The happy couple, after trip to
the East, will live in Paris.
RAzoR.NocHER-M L. @. Razor,
of Carter county, on Wednesday
night married Miss Tenie Nocher, of
this city, the ceremony taking place
in the parlor of the Kenyon Hotel in
the presence of a large number of
the hotel guests. Rev. HI. G. Hender-
son, of the Methodist Church,
officiated. The bride has been en-
ployed at the hotel and it was during
one of Mr.. Razor's visits here on bus
mess that he first experienced the
affection that urged him to WOO and
win Miss Nocher. The happy couple
will make their home in Carter
county.
BULLTT-PILKINGToN-Judge w. G
Bullitt, of Paducah, a well-known
lawyer and member of the Constitu-
tional Convention from McCracken
county, married Miss Catherine @.
Pilkington, Wednesday afternoon at
3 O'Clock, at the residence Of the