The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-06-23
COUNTY CULLINGS,
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MI. PLEASANT.

Mt PLEASANT June 20. On last Wed
nesusy night at S:3J O'Clock al the Pres
bylerian Church, the hO Y rlies of ma
rmory were sOlemnized between MIR.
Geo. w. Killebrew, of CIarksyillt, and
Miss Donna FrlersOn. Members OF the
@Earne>t Workers. Society of which
the bride was a prominent member, aud
other friends, had pietily decorated
the church for the occasion. The floral
desgus were elaborate and artistic.
Eyergreens aud flowers hung in grace
FIJI festoons from the walls and in the
rear of the pulpit stood spotl"ss
white pyramid, IN whose ceutar were
the lettors *. AVID +. enclosed by Il
large wreath. us out ines were studded
with little wax candles whose tiny
flames danced and tlicKered among the
flowers, adding mucn to the wltchery
Of the scene. They also HlOWeu from
the green foliage of the tWO.arches thai
stood on either side of the center anu
two in the rear. Mr.. Morgan FrierSOn
OF Columbia, presided at the organ, and
at $50 the wedding march rose and fell
in rich cadenceS, upon the breath OF
night. The attendants advanced up
the aisle to the altAr,which was entirely
covered with white canvas. THo bride
best man followed aud took their sand
beneath a large horseshoe, suspended
from the ceiling and from which hung a
floral heart pierced by cupid's arrow.
Aftor the impressive ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. j. S. Frier> on, the
bridal party repaired to the palatial
residence of the brides father, where
an elegant reception was served, the
delicious Viands coming from GIrdinS
OF Nashville.
Mr.. Killebrew is man of fine bust
ness qualifications aud he has won for II
lifelong companion Que of the finest
types of true womanhO0d; generous
hearted, noule Christian, she is loved and
admired 10y all who know her.
They left Thursday afternoon for
ClaTksviile, Where they WI visit for "a
few weeks, before going 10 Ssatcy, Ark,
their future home.
MesSrs. Tom Alexander, J. w. King,
NJ. Smith and Eugene Long CON en-
plate going to the Cherokee Nation,
with the expectation of claiming 100
acres of land by being upon it, when
1t is opened.
Mrs. w K. Kindel, " no has been in i'll
health for some time, continues to grad
ually decline. Mrs. K,ndel rs an eX-
emplary woman in Ali respects and by
her beautiful virtue Of character, she
has reached an exalted place in the es-
TEEN Of her acquaintance rarely at
taiHable. May the hand of affection
rest lightly upon her enfeabied constr
tuition aud may lie whose promises
have sustained her in life's ierce~t
battles and sorrows, shed rich halo OF
grace about her e'cn down to the
end.
Miss NJ. e. Branch, who tarried here
"A lot,
summoned to the e b 'dSide of her
mother, vino lives at Fordyce, Ark; she
was critically i'll at the lime, but is
better now.
Mrs. Chas. Ormes il out from Frank
fiR, to spend several weeks with her
father, MIR. w. p. owen. Mr.. Orm"s
accompanied her down but has gone
back to his business.
Mrs. Nettie Hunter came up from
Lswrenceburg, where she has been
teaching Cor several months, last We'd
nesday morning, 10 be present at the
Klllebrew-FriersOn wedding. She and
daughter Annie, look as if they had
Afared extra we'll"
Miss Sallie BOstick has gone TO spend
the summer with relatives at Triune.
MIR. Tup Howard and family have
moved to their country home, hear
Enterprise, to spend the cheated term
Mr.. las. Wagstatf was Misunderstanding
with friends here recently. His home is
now in New Orleans, but he is visiting
hls brother, BascOm, who is at summer
town for his health.
Emile Rotn left fortnight ago for
Now York City, where he will enter
the employ of his cousin, Emile Roth
and will make that city his future
home.
Mr.. Jerome p. Long, OF Memphis, is
visiting Maj. w. p. Longs family at
present.
Miss Maud Church has been the guest
OF Miss Alice Bond for ten days.
Mrs. Walter Cecil, who has been
spending two weeks aIuid relatives and
the SCENES of her youth, leaves Friday
for her home in Muncie, Ind. The
HERALD is a welcome visitor in hel
family circle.
MIR. Will Long returned from the
Knoxville University last week. His
host of friends are always glad to have
him back.
MIR. Austin Harlan, of Cross Bridges
wOrshipped with US Sunday last. o
course It is love for his school mate Is
that actuates his frequent visits NJ
here.
Mrs. R. c. Church visited Mrs. Fe,
Kindeps and Mr.. John Twins families
Messrs. viii Elicit and Seth MARTIN
spent Sunday in the Zion neighbor
hood.
Miss Sallie Mckenzie, a charmin,
young lady, of East Nashville, after
pleasant visit to Rev. w. II. Doss
family, returned home last Friday
She won many friends during her sta,
here, who hope for another visit from
her at an early day.
Miss Lula Johnston went to Nash
vile last week. She is visiting Mis-
Geiges.
A timely rain fell here YESTERDAY
Farmers are digging their Irish pc
tatoes and shipping them at =. pc
barrel. They have about finished cut
Nng wheat aud laying by" corn.
Misses Matte Lou aud Adine Mar
shall, of Franklin, are visiting II
Misses Roth.
"Childreu's Day" was appropriated,
observed in the NJ. E. Church last Sat
bath. The pulpit was adorned wit
fragrant flowers, and short program
of Rotations and songs was we
rendered hy the little ones, after whic
Mr.. DoSs delivered brief but interest
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