The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1893-07-22
Matrimonial.

Miss Pollard, of Lexington, was
evidently mistake, as Col. Broken
ridge and Mrs. Louise Scott Wing
were quietly married Tuesday even
ing at the residence of the brides
brother, DR.. Preston B. Scott, in
Louisville. The bride is the widow
Of the late Hon. E. Rumsey Wing,
who was minister to Ecuador at the
time of his death, and is daughter
of the late Col. Robt. w. Scott, Of
this county. She has large circle
of friends here who wish her the
highest happiness attendant upon
such joyous occurrences in life.
CHURCH-HoovER - Mr.. VIM. E.
Church, of Peaks Mill, and Miss
Mollie Hoover, Of Switzer, were
married Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock at the North Fork Baptist
Church.
JoNEs-BREEDEN - Late Tuesday
evening e couple came to the city
in a buggy and fastened to the office
Of County Clerk Smith and asked for a
marriage license. They were both
quite young and the lady, who was
very pretty, appeared to be not over
eighteen years Of age. Clerk Smith,
suspecting that it was an elopement,
refused to issue the license, but their
earnest appeals and vows that they
had the parental consent softened
him and he was persuaded to grant
it upon the condition that they have
a witness present and do some "tall"
swearing as to their age and the per-
mission of the BRIDES parents. They
gave their names as VIM. M. Jones
and Carrie B. Breeder and said they
were from Monterey and intended to
be married by the Rev. Mr.. Whitney
at the residence of Mr.. Geo. Nc
Daniel, on the Owenton turnpike,
about FIVE miles from the city. They |
complied with the clerks conditions |
and got in their buggy and drove to
the hotel for a late supper, after
which they took their departure in
search of the minister.
DILGER-BAKER - County Clerk
Smith on Tuesday issued a marriage
license to Albert Dilger and Josie
Baker, of this county.
E-HoCKENsMITH - The mar
rage of Miss Ollie M. Hockensmith
to Mr.. Rufus s. Dinkle, of this city,
took place at the home of the BRIDES
parents at Peaks Mill on Wednesday
Rev. w. @. Taylor, of the
Baptist Church of this city, officiat-
ing. The bride is the young and
beautiful daughter of Mr.. @. G.
and the groom the
well-known young attorney at-law,
who was until recently a prominent
in the race for county at
torney. The happy couple took
their departure after the cere-
for their future home in
Catlettsburg,. where the groom has
made arrangements for the practice
Of his profession that promises the
highest results for his future pros
perity.
CLAxoN- Cash Clax-
IN, the well-known Kentucky river ]
pilot, surprised his friends in this
lily Tuesday. He is about sixty years
If age or more and a genial gentle
nan, devoted to a coterie of elderly
married. friends here, who, for pas
ime, occasionally play games of
,uchre or whist. A few years ago he
made his visits from his home in
Iockport at rare intervals, but at one
# the games several months ago he
net Miss Irene Keenon, daughter
# Mr.. Adam Keenon, deceased, and
lister of Mr. Uberto Keenon, Of this
ity, and the circle, taking note that
le was more frequently present to
axe a hand, quietly INDUCED in
title pleasantly at the expense of the
captain, but never dreamed that :
ither he or Miss Keenon was at all 4
erious in the growing fondness for
ach others society. Tuesday, under
pretext to visit friends in Cincin- n
ati, Miss Keenon left home, and at
n agreed time met the gallant Cap
ain, and together they went to New