The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1893-09-30
MARRIAGES.,


Married, at Concordia, Sept. %, John
Hink and Miss Bertha Schamhorst.
Married, at the residence of the BRIDES
parents, at Odessa, September 9th, Mr..
clifton ID. Stewart and Miss Josephine
Hughes.
The wedding was an elegant one. EX-
tensive preparations having been made
for a worthy celebration OF the happy
event. Numerous and costly presents
were-received, embIematica of the high
esteem in which the two contracting par
ties are held. May their life's journey be
one of Joy, strewn with Gods choicest
gifts.
Married, at the residence of It. G. Saw
yer, near this city, Wednesday, September
q, 1893, Mr.. Young Ewing and Miss Ida
Page, Elder A. E.. Higgason, OF lndepen-
dence, officiating.
The wedding was a quiet one, only
members of the immediate families being
invited. Before these and the man of
God this devoted young couple took upon
them the vows that made them man and
wife. Man knows of none more sacred
than the marriage covenant, and with
honest hearts, appearing before that
sacred altar, 81 do'' and 81 WILL" spoken
in accents clear and loud, testified of a
sentiment characteristic of those alone
who worship ut the shrine of true love.
Mr.. Ewing is too well known in Lex
ington to need encomiums from our pen.
Born and reared in this county, always
noted for his integrity, honesty, and
manliness, he numbers his friends by the
number of those with whom he has come
in contact.
The bride is n most admirable young
lady, admired by all who know her, and
merits the gentleman whoss affections she
has won.
May their lives shine before the world
as a noontide sun; may peace, pleasure
and happiness enshroud them in future
years, and not a single cloud darken the
horizon Of their blissful career.
Married, in Aullville, at the residence OF
the brides parents, on Tuesday, Septem-
Der 10, at high noon, Mr.. Homer b. Nc
Miss Laura 1. Barns, Rev. George Platten-
burg, of Dover, officiating.
The bride was attired in an elegant
pearl gray henrietta cloth combined with
satin the same shade, and wore smilaz
and white roses twined in her hair, and
, carried a lovely bridal bouquet Of white
!, roses, while the groom wore conventions
) black. The ceremony was quite a private
affair, only the immediate relatives and
few intimate friends being in attendance
, After many hearty congratulations hae
l been extended to the bride and groom thu
guests were invited to the dining room
where a most elegant dinner was served
consisting of all the popular dishes of tn
= day, such as the worthy hostess cal
prepare.
The bride is well known here, and is
t niece OF Mrs. John Welborn, of this city
S She was one OF her ~vicinity's most popu
: lar young ladies. Having formerly at
tended school at Central College, she ha
y a number OF warm friends in Lexington
but one by one the roses are plucked an,
carried away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinley left the sam
} afternoon OIL a bridal tour, which con
sisted of a trip to the worlds fair, wher
. they spent a few days, and a short visit t
the brother Of the groom, who lives i
Danville, Ind, after which they will Q
% to their future home in Harrisville, whel
Mr.. Mckinley has recently been appointe
postmaster, and has been permanent
located in business for some time. L
will once more resume the arduous duti,
of life, and we trust that they will spen
u the remainder OF their honeymoon wit
III Astounding credit.
70 Any one would have been thorough.
convinced of the true womanly virtues
be the bride by witnessing the host OF frient
who had gathered at the depot to show
rice around the newly welded couple
an attest of their good wishes for pro
a perity, and bid them a lowing good-b.
as they boarded the 5:19 train. He
Laura appeared in one OF her most becon
g. ing costumes, a navy blue serge combine
with velvet and ribbon, with hat, glove
ed and shoes to match.
She was the recipient OF many beautif
" and useful presents, among which was
til handsome gold watch from the groom.
May prosperity and success ever
= theirs, and may they both live to emf
many happy returns of the day.