The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1894-12-08
MARRIAGES

MARRIAGES. Eftl
Married, near Odessa, November %. by
Rev. w. Logan, Mr.. Richard Adams and
Miss AnnaL. Parrish. 10 -i'i' sVaWCJl
Married, at Co ncordia, November IS,
1891, by Rev. j. H.. c. Kappel, Mr.. john
Bergman and Miss Martha Bergman. :
Married, in this city, December s, 1894
by Elder George P~lattehburg, Mr.. John
Major, Of MAYHEM, and Miss Sue Will
Hams, OF this city. -" Lou"
Mr.. Major is a prominent citizen of
this county, aud his bride has a host of
friends here. We extend congratulations
and good wishes. iii
Married, at the Christian parsonage, in
this city December 9Th, 1884, by Elder q.
Nj. Goode. MIR. Thomas Hill, Of Odessa,
and Miss jamie, daughter OF Hon. VIM. H..
and Mrs. Carter, OF Wellington. h""f''d
The above chronicles the wedding of
two young people in whom many Of our
readers possess a generous interest, aid
for whom all who know them nave great
admiration. This record is news to many,
as Dame Rumor did not play her part be-
fore the ceremony. -3H
All that is old Is not bad, by any means.
"OId style weddings," such as were cele-
brated by the silver haired men and wo-
men who live to-day to bear testimony Of
them, are not without their charms. In
days OF yore people married for love, and
they would have no display, no, brass
band tournament, few flowers, but a mint
OF common sense. In, these days love is
not lost sight of; but there seems to dwell
lin some, minds the idea that il several
hundred people do not admiringiy! gaze
upon the stately groom and queenly bride,
the church decorations and elegant we'd
ding presents; they are not getting mar
fied. Time changes, and with it fashions
and weddings; but after all, the quiet.
auostep tatious wedding, though perhaps
robbed' OF its ''up-to -dateness," has its
charms, which fashion cannot replace."
Mr.. Hill and Miss jamie Carter discard
ed, from their. wedding all formalities.
They went quietly to the residence Of Ed.
Goode, and were quietly married. There
Is something sacred about suchIa ceremo-
~, that cannot be portrayed in words
Theirs is, come charm. indispensable 81 Il
is, that the fbig wedding. does pot pos
: cess. We copgrstulate the bride and groom
uponftheix mat~ter-of-factl wedding. Mr.
bHiA the groom, IL q thorough gentleman
, land eajoVs that respect which humanity
psndsrs to an honest man, a manly man.
tiHe L. Shefgstio d consequently prosper
pfous. Nbbleiand trve hearted, the sequences
Diof whfok isprofonnd esteem Miss jamie
1AA $500 lrN sfIanS
!, kfowing her we Shave' the sincerest con.
d. gratulationt to offer To- Mr. HILL She Is
, true woman. Her disposition is charm
, ing ana in her are' combined the grea,
characteristics OF noble woinahhood. MAY
! theft journey through life be pleasant and
mutually benefisial; stavi,.-
.jIshj ~ s'nou" BIR7Hsa"tgii assod AZ
sBorn, near Dover, recently, to'the wifi,
lot ". p Colesa son.. 31tibii' Sfui9 III
~ Born; rdear Odessa, Nov. a. 1ss4,it to tn,
] wits Of IsaaC Kesterson, o an n9'l'
~ BSrd,fin Higginsviiie,, November 20, Il
The wife OF J.fW. Branch, twins, a'son ant
daughter SsH .niJ, -ii 1ot t,ig;H s.
.ssa iHh' sHDFlTas.1gW 10 '1rss
NJ Died, at Kansas City, November 26
1894, Mrs..H. P!tSevfn, aged IS years 'ii
Pie, 1ss{ wsys,!y. wsdnssday, Nov
] as a.. al H. q 'SPno'0 ss INV MT w. M NJ; eau '1"
DIED. 4, Quincy, III, sunday, pecembee
nephew Of Mai. Fred Meet He was 4
= very, popular young man. a good musioian
and expected to attend school, In. this cit,
I after New Year 49, y.l
+ iSsiv COUNTY COURT PROCEEDINGS. ieai'
d The county court convened Monday; al
J. ofhcerso of court present. $500
Mafy'B. BARRETT allowed abatement oil
( taxes" 'i"u'''''i' 90 '"'!'i 7's' N'
Al TX. Gray ordered to examine crossing
z Of Cy. Sims In Sni-a-Bar township, q
= miles west Of Sterling Powers, over Sn
!, creek, and II necessary, to build o bridge
, Mrs. Susanna O'Dsniel allowed to re
= move her son. Isaac, from asylum No. 3.
d. q. Wade and John r. Howe allowe,
: to- pay original taxes, without interest, Of
realty. L. Etra 80, 3on .h-s-at
. JCollector's; quarterly abatement ap
proved. " .eisssaasN .Jt- uu "sH+iGs'
u;School mortgage of Geo. NJ. Miller or
y dsrsdasatisned. aii. iFa ,nos tftfif'
Abatement Of 500 granted j. c. Young
sr.. ON personal property; excessive val
= uation. ipFnt1 a al -0rs1t -rnr
" Triton Davis allowed to pay origina
. taxes on realty. '"" ''r-'i"' ''f''
: Mrs. Mary E. Hays allowed an abate
. fment fakes for 1894, on account of fr'
Minnie Kniptneyer allowed a reductio
of 1900 on personal property; excessiv
sssessment.' - 49,. =.
IL Coroner Fulkerson's bond approved
Bonds of Lee H. billiard, e, C. Wallac,
" J. NJ. C~avanaugh and J. A. Taggart ap
]. proves. 1l.AH 4r,Ae J i.a AHast-'
Il snail frame house belonging to Mon