Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1895-06-12
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Jesse, moore OF Butcnertown, ana
Miss Nancy Boyd, of Sullivan County,
were united in the holy bonds of matri-
mony the I'd; the bridal party crossed
the line into the edge of this, Washing.
ton County, and the nuptial knot was
tied by Rev. VIM. Brown, of Christie;
the party then returned to the home of
the bride where a reception was then
rendered them by her parents. On the
third they wended their way to the
home of the groom where a number
of his his friends had gathered to well
come the bride and partake of the re-
ception dinner prepared by the daugh.
ters of the groom, Misses Laura and
Susie. When the gentle shades of
night had lowered over nature the
young folks gathered their horns and
pans and other instruments suitable for
the occasion and gave Jesse and his
new bride an old fashioned serenade;
everything passed off quietly; we ex
tend to Mr.. and Mrs. Moore our hearty
congratulations and hope their union
may be one unbroken chain of bliss and
prosperity. The scribe is indebted to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Brown for their
hospitality on the 4th. We note with
pleasure that Miss Virgie Howard has
recovered from a serious case of mumps
and has resumed her place in the Sun.
day School. Misses Minnie and Cor
die Duggar were recently visiting their
sister, Mrs. r. f. Register, of Butcher
town. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly Shanks, of
Hascue, were the guests of ]. w. Brown
Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Robert
Shanks, of Alton, and Mrs. Bette
Beales were the guests of Mrs. f. d.
Cochran recently. George Muscle
man and Geo. Hale, of Christie, started
Monday for Elizabethton with Il fine
load of wool. The scribe had the pleas
ure on the 3D. of dining with 7. E. Glib
son and ish to thank him and his
kind old mother for their hospitality.
Monday was the hottest of the season in
this section, the mercury registered n
hundred in the shade. Misses Alice
and Kate Dunn were guests at the
Moore reception. Mrs. G. w. Jones, of
this place, and Mrs. G.. w. Byerley, of
Telford. left the past week for Butler,
johnson County, where they will spend
a while ENJOYING the mountain breeze
and drink the pure, sparkling freestone
water which abound in that section.
Your scribe attended the decoration at
Fair View the 9th and was well pleased
with the addresses of Messrs. Ferguson
and Armentrout and Rev. Bass, in fact
the day was pleasantly spent and the
graves of departed loved one we're
beautifully decorated with flowers; a
good audience was present and all
seemed we'll pleased with the day. Mrs.
Isaac Dunn spent the day Friday with
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hartman. r. F. Basket, Of
Hascue, Greene County, representing
Panama Hill, North Carolina, Fruit
Nursery, has been and is now working
Washington and Sullivan Counties.
Mrs. Betty Hayes and John Shields, of
Jockey, Greene County, were attend
.
ing the RUBBISH meeting Saturday aud
Sunday, they were the guests of S. X.
Hartman. We are informed that some
generous hearted fellow recently re-
lieved j. E. Hale, Esq, of about ten
bushels of corn, but failed to leave
word whether they were borrowing it
or not. The United Brethren quarterly
meeting which convened at RUBBISH
Saturday and Sunday was well attend
ed and a fine discourse was delivered
by the presiding elder. Revs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wescott, Ell Dunn and Thomas
Hulse were guests of the scribe Sun
day. Ex-Deputy Sheriff Cochran's wife
and son, of Jonesboro, were in atten-
dance at RUBBISH Sunday. Miss Cresie
Kincheloe, of Haws Y Roads, was Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Bolin, of this place,
Sunday. KEN.