The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1893-01-24
SUP'T. WOLFE AND BRIDE.
Married in MISUNDERSTANDING
Guests at Sicher's This
Morning.

Lloyd +. Wolfe. state superinte-
dent of public schools, and Miss
Grace Smith, his typewriter, were
married yesterday in Moberly. This
morning they were passengers from
the north, when the train pulled into
the Union depot, Mr.. and Mr..
Wolfe, unattended and unknown
except by Depotmaster Monte Carnes
and BAzOO representative, alighted
from the south side of their car, en-
tered a carriage and were driven to
Sichers, where they took their first
wedding breakfast and remained IN
til the 1910 train, upon which they
left for Jefferson City. The bride is
petite and pretty, has large, luminous
eyes. and is of the blondine type of
beauty. She wore a jaunty hat and was
shielded from the weather by Il gray
ulster. with cape.
Miss Smith halls from MOberly, the
homc of Supt. Wolfe, and is promi-
ncntly known in that part of the state.
Prot. Wolfe. who is about 81
wears Of age, has taken but little inter-
ct in social affairs. but has al
ways indicated Il warm interest in Miss
Smith. who was appointed in his of
fee nj the request of his closest friends
in Randolph county. During the
past few months gossipers have
circulated the story that the superip-
tenden,, who is >taid and sober
gentleman. intended to marry
his fair young amanuenSis. but he
paid hut little attention to such stories
and the same can be said of the young
lady. l, leaked out in the talk that
Prot. Wolfe had known Mis- Smith
in her childhood and in her school
girl days had been her preceptor. lie
also taught her shorthand and knew
her father well. Prot. Wolfe was the
only state officer who come Ia office Us
result ri the election in 1890 bache-
lor. When he assumed charge of the
Educational Department the predict
ion was made that hc would marry
before he left jefferson. Especially
did this become the impression when
he placci a handsome Young type
writer in his office. There was moth /
ing remarkable in this. H. all the state /!
officers have Young ladies in their oil
flee. in such capacities.
the Superintendent was finally i'm .
pressed to such an extent by the I
charm of the type-writin. young lady .
that Il proposition Of marriage WAS /
made which she accepted. I
The bride, however. will not resume
work in the Superintendent office.
Some other Young lady will manlpu-
late the keys of ihe machine and Mr..
Wolfe will preside over the house
hold.
Prof. Wolfe came to Missouri
Young man, and ha, been conspicuous
in educational aiIair, for wears. Two
years ago he was nominated after an
.Xriiihe contest in the convention at
It Joseph. (.
He i, Il native of Virginia. and
hose who know him hest >ay that he
sill make an exemplary husband
whether his wife be- graduate of
Nas>ar ar Il plain. irnaS>uming type
writer in Missouri State office. I
Mis- Smith. the Young lady who
HIS linked her fortunes with the
chnnl superintendent, i native
'li>sourian, born in the northern Sec
ION al the state She cnme> from an
EXCELLENT family. She has the hest
wishes of many friends. II
This wedding will he the first on
ccord in Missouri where state Of
iciil married lady in hi, employ.
nj for this reason jefferson City peo-
he record itaS an eventiui occurrence.
lr. AMI Mrs Wolfe will go to house
.ceping at once. .