The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-11-17
MARRIAGES.,

MIR. Cook, of Mexico, Mo,
MARRIAGES.
Married, in the probate court room,
Wednesday. November IA, by Judge VIM.
Young, Mr.. Nathan w. Samons and Miss
Maggie L. Jones, both of Corder.
Married, near this city, November s,
Kline q Miss Bette Mitchell. g.
The INTELLIaENcER extends congratu-
lations.
Married, at the residence OF the brides
brother. Mr.. VIM. b. Fleet, near Corder,
November 8, Mr.. II. Lee Starke and Miss
Matte E. Fleet, Rev. J. b. Starke o6icia-
ting.
The above records the marriage Of two
young people, who are well and favorably
known to many of our readers. The
groom II q sterling man who has won
the plsudits and esteem of a hest friends.
Upright, moral, sincere, honest and ener-
getic, he is indeed worthy of his noble
bride. They are noble defendants Of
honored and established families in this
county, n he congratulations of .
legion are extended. The INTELLIaENcER
trusts that their pathway through life
will be decorated with flowers of success
and happiness.
Married, in this city, November IA, Mr.
8. Percy Silver and Miss Maria p. Auil.
In the presence Of the immediate rela-
tivee Of these two high contracting parties,
Rev. A. 8. Moffett, Wednesday afternoon
last, At 8 O'Clock, pronounced the beauti-
full and impressive ceremony that bound
two lives in the holy bonds of wedlock.
Love has unraveled another story and
brought its charmers to the altar to
assume the most sacred Of the obligations
OF life. Two hearts it has taught to beat
in sympathy, for two persons it has made
q similar journey, two lives it has linked
together. That love that leads as captive
two such noble souls, the world will never
permit to die. Man inherits ,it-a sacred
heritage Of which the powers of earth can
not deprive us. The volume of the great
book of Love that records the marriage OF
this couple will be . sacred one. 1t will
contain . spotless record written in
golden letters Of sincerity. The wedding
pressive,
q. Percy Silver, the groom, is a sterling
young man. Lexington is proud of him.
He 10 one of her proudest sous and his
integrity, energy and sincerity have won
for him . place high in our business and
social circles. He 10 Q mana manly man
and worthy Of the love Of any woman. il
his past life 10 az index to his future, and
We feel and know 1t 10, Miss Aull has won
. husband of whom she win be justly
proud.
The bride IL . member of an established
family, and her admirable character anC
pleasing manner rave endeared her to GU
people. She il q true woman, and wher
that IL said, all IL said. No enconium il
too great for her. The presents, we learn
were many and handsome.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Silver the INTELLIeEN'
GER sends greeting with the sincere wisf
that the q OF their happiness shall nevel
be hidden by . single cloud. That as the,
journey together the sweet fragrance o
purity, love and nobleness shall radiat
from their lives, making the worl,
brighter and better.
Born, at Alma, Nov.6th, 1894, to the wifi
OF Z. Peters, q son.
Born, at Alma, Oct. 30, 1894, to the wifi
of Claus Henning, a daughter.
Born, at Alma, Nov. 1, 1894, to the wifi
OF jacob Stefens, q daughter.
Born, 10 Odessa. November IL, to tn
wife OF w. A. Whitsett, Q daughter.
Born, near McKendree Chapel, Nevem
Der 8. to the wife Of J. NJ. Barnett, a son
Born, near Dade school house, Novem
Der II, to the wife OF William Hopkins,
daughter.
! Born, near Pink Hill, Jackson county
> Mo-, November Is, to the wife of JOSEF
!, , Wyatt, nee Maggie Neer, a son.
DEATHS.
Died, near this city, ovember Is, 1S9i
/ OF meningitis, Mrs. Thomas Jones, age
IS years.
She had many friends who will mour
upon the perusal of this notice. She wa
, buried yesterday, at the family ground
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