Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1894-02-02

near Marceline. were married at the
courthouse. in this city. yesterday
afternoon by Judge ii. c. Minter.
GLENN-GRAY:-Mr. Walter Glenn
and Miss Jennie Gray we're married
at the residence of the brides moth.
er, Mrs Lizzie Williams, of near
Prairie Chapel, on Tuesday. Jan,
23rd, Rev. j. ID. Smith, of Salisbury,
sealing the marriage VOWS.
FRAZIER HOLM NGswoRTH:-M L.
W. Frazier and Miss Mandy Hol.
ingsworth, who live at the "cut-off.' >
in Bowling Green township. were
married in Keytesville Thursday,
Feb. 1st, at the residence of the of.
ficiating justice, Squire 81. A. Wheel
er.
JACoBs-REAGAN:-Mr. Henry ia
cobs, the well-known Salisbury cigar
manufacturer, and Miss Addie Rea-
gan, also of Salisbury, were united
in marriage at the residence of the
officiating minister. Rev. r. j. Mans
field. in that city, on Wednesday
evening. January oath. The CoUR-
TER extends it's good cheer and best
wishes for the future happiness and
success of Mr.. Jacobs and his bride.
THRASH THRAsH:-Mr. C.P. Thrash,
the senior proprietor of Thrash
Bros butcher shop, at this place,
and bis sister-in-law, Mrs. s. E.
Thrash. were married at the resi-
dence of the bridegroom, in Key
tesviIle, on Thursday evening, Jan.
25th, Rev. j. b. Rice uniting their
The marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thrash was quite a surprise to
their friends, but Notwithstanding
all take pleasure in joining the CoUR-
IER, in congratulations, and pro-
nounce their blessings upon the uu-
ion.
FRIEsz- z-BURNEs.--Mr. C. A. Friesz,
living one and a half miles west of
and Miss Fannie Burnes,
Of near Dalton, were maj ried at the
residence of the brides brother.in-
aw, Mr.. Henry Arnsmeir, of near
Scribner schoolhouse, on Wednos-
lay afternoon, Jan. oath, Rev. j. b.
Rice. of Keytesville, making the
.wain one. Some % or 80 invited
guests were present to witness the
and to partake OF a bounti-
ul feast spread in honor of the hap
,y event. The COURIER extends its
and hopes for Mr.. Friesz
md his bonny bride a long life OF
,eace, pleasure and prosperity. May
le never Friesz his Burnes nor she
yer burn her Friesz
HAwKIYs-FoRD:-Keytesville So
iety has been on tip-toe for some
ime in anticipation of the coming
of Dr.. w. X. Hawkins, a
prominent young Keytesville ply
ician, and Miss Myrtle, the lovely
of Mr.. and Mrs. Warner
'ord, which felicitous event v as con
at the palatiai home OF
he brides parents on East Bridge
treet, Wednesday morning, Jan.
1st, at 10 O'Clock, in the pres-
nee of 80 of Keytesville's elite.
Mr.. A. +. Taylor acted in the ca
acity of "best man" to the bride {
room, while Miss Maud Martin ap-
cared as the charming bridesmaid.
The marriage ceremony was pro. :
ounced in pleasing, pretty, grace
ii and impressive manner by Rev.
. u. Rice, pastor of the NJ E.
hurch, South, after which followed {
ne usual congratulations and in ]
pection of the numerous. useful and :
egant presents lavished upon. the !,
opular couple by their many ad- I
firing friends.
The newly welded pair boarded J
he east-bound passenger train :
,ortly after their..marriage,f for Glas- I
ow. where a reception was rendered 4
lem Wednesday at dinner at the I
ospitable home of the bride.
rooms parents, DR.. j. W. Hawkins
ud wife.
rhev will return to Keytesville =
iIs afternoon and will set up to +
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