The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-06-27
MARRIAGES IN THE STATE

BLOOMINGTON, June 2O.-Special.-
William s. <innan, assistant general So
licitOr of the MOnon railway company,
was married tonight TO Miss Estella NJ.
Crane at the residence of the brides
mother in Peoria, III. The bride is one
OF the loveliest and most accomplished
young ladies in Peoria She is nearly re-
lated to some OF the high officers of the
J. & S. +. r. company and is a sister Of
the wife of Dr.. Standlee of st. Louis.
The groom is we'll and favorably known
in Louisville and throughout Indiana as
the energetic assistant of Judge Field,
being especially popular in railroad cir
cles and among the courts of the sections
named. The bridal couple starred imme-
diately after the marriage ceremony on
a tour to Denver and ManitOu. Col, and
around the loop on the D. & r. G. rail-
road. Returning, they will make their
home in Chicago.
CARBON, June 24-Special.-David
Thomas of Mecca Mills, Ind, and Miss
Clementine Vegoe of Perth, Ind, were
married at the baptist church this even
ing at O'Clock. 1t was a beautiful mar
rage and the young couple looked the
picture Of happiness as they passed up
the aisle and stood under elegant
wreath Of flowers in the shape of a bell,
while the Rev. J. p Henson of Brazil
spoke the golden words that made them
husband and wife. Mr.. VIII Anderson
of Carbon and Miss Woods of Brazil
were the groOmsman and bridesmaid
respectively. and Mrs. Thomas Steven
son rendered the wedding march. The
marriage took place here at the request
of the baptist congregation, who very
appropriately decorated the pulpit. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas left Immediately for
Brazil. at which place they will spend
the honeymoon with relatives. From
there they will go to Mecca Mills, the
home Of the groom.
GREENCASTLE. June 24-Special.-
VIII Latta Of Indianapolis and Miss Car
RE Hunt Of this city were married at
p. m. today at the home Of the bride
Mr.. Latta is a member Of the firm of
Mason & Latta, attorneys, at IndianapO-
lis. Miss Hunt is the daughter OF Dr. L.
Hunt Of this city. Among the relatives
and Emma EimOre, Lizzie Hadly and
Will Elmore of Mooresville, and Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Hunt and Mrs. Sarah
Marshall OF indianapolis. The bridal
couple left at once for Indianapolis,
where they will be at home to their
friends on the corner of Broadway and
Eighth-sts.
NOBLESVILLE, June 23-Special.-
Last night at the home of the bride in
this city Elder James II. Smith of Wash
ington Ind. was united in marriage 10
Miss Addie Burk, the Rev. Amos San
QeTS OF the 1TlenQS cnuTcn OTUclAT1nR.
The bride is a native of Hamilton coun-
" and a school instructor of superior
ability. The groom Is a minister of the
baptist denomination and his labors for
the past few years have been in southern
Indiana, southern Illinois and central
and southwestern Missouri. He is
brother-in-law of William Kennedy. a
state senator Of Daviess and Martin
counties.
ANDERSON, June 21-SpeciaI.-The
Hon. George NJ. Ballard, one of the
leading attorneys of this city, was
united in marriage at noon today to
Miss Kinda Pierce, the accomplished
daughter of the late Judge w. r. Pierce,
also of this city. The Rev. w. H.
Zeigler officiated. The wedding was an
informal affair and was witnessed only
by members Of the two families. Mr.
and Mrs. Ballard left on the afternoon
train for West Virginia and viii spend
their honeymoon in the mountains of
that state. They expect to return to
Anderson about Sept. l.
SHELBYVILLE, June 20.-Special.-
Christopher Hulsman, jr., and Miss Rosa
Habig, both of this city, were united in
marriage at the ST. Joseph catholic
church by the Rev. Father Anthony at
o'clock this evening. After the cere-
mOny the bridal couple and friends adj
jOurned to the home of the bride. where
a reception was held. Parties were in
dlltnuduCt rum OluCluudli, AldulSOn ana
Greensburg.
RICHMOND, June 21.-SpeciaI.-Las
evening at the parsonage of Grace meth
Odist episcopal church occurred the mar
riaEe of Horace G. Mcpherson and Miss
Julia +. TruN. tho Rev. Leslie J. NsftZ-
ger officiating. They will reside here.
Among the many marriages OF yesterday
was that Of Charles II. Sell and Miss
Mary Morrow at the residence Of c. c.
Weist the Rev. L. j. NaftZger officiating
They will reside here.
BRAZIL June 21.-Special.-W William
S. Rawley and Miss Clara Witty of Lena
were married today al the home of the
bride by the Rev. MIR. Peck of Green
castle and have gone to French Lick
Springs to spend the honeymoon. The
groom is a leading merchant at Lena
and the trustee of Jackson township
Parke county. The bride is the daughter
Of DR. B. F. Witty
HUNTINGTON, June 21-Special-
Henry Cleveland and Miss Addie Lit
tie, daughter of ex-County Recorder NJ.
w. Little, were married tonight.