Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1895-11-01
Total vote 1855.
POLITICAL COMPLEXION BY WARDS.
MATRIMONIAL.

WEsT-DUKE.-Dr. Z. Il. West, OF
Ferguson, Logan county, and Miss
Ethel Duke. of near this city, were
married Wednesday Oct. 30, at 3 p.
M, at Hebron church, by Rev. 7. v
Joiner, assisted by Rev. He. Settle:-
Mr.. Henry Ferguson and Miss
Matte Duke were the attendants and
Messrs. r. G. West ana Chas. Duke
acted as ushers. The wedding
march was played by Miss Follansby,.
of Bethel Female College.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with many colored autumn
leaves, evergreens and flowers. I'm
mediately after the ceremony DR. and
Mrs. West left ON the 5:33 train for.
their home in Logan county.
The bride is lady o. many accom-
plishments and is universally popular
with all who know her, and the groom ,
is very fortunate in securing such
partner out of the matrimonial lot
terry. DR.. West is a young physician.
of much promise and is already en-
joying lucrative practice in his
hosen profession. He is Christian, ,
county boy and is brother Of Mr-
Jas. West, of the tobacco firm Of
Gather & West, of this city. The
KENTUcKIAN extends the usual con-
gratulations.
SMITH -WHTE.-Mr. Geo. L. Smith
a prominent druggist of Cadiz, was
married Tuesday Oct. 29th to Miss.
Nellie White, daughter of Mr..
w. c. White, one of Trigg county'sI
wealthiest citizens. The marriage took
place at the brides father and was
an unusually pretty home wedding.
There were four bridesmaids, Missess
Josie White, ,Garvie Rawlins, VI arS VII
kinson and Pearl Ryman. The hand
some parlors were tastily decorated.
with autumn leaves and flowers The,
bridal couple came to this city the,
same day and took the evening train
for Atlanta, to be gone week OF teD
days visiting the Exposition.
The young couple are prominent
and popular in the best social circles
of Trigg county, and many friends
will wish them happy future
The bridal couple received numerous
handsome AID costly wedding pres
ents.
FoRGY TwIDwELL. MIR. S. Walton
Forgy and Miss Elizabeth TwidweIT,
of Elkton, were married at the Ar
lington, Hotel in Clarksville, Tuesday
night They returned to Elkton the.
following morning. he wedding
was conducted SO quietly that they
were back home before anybody,
knew they were away. Mr., Forgy'
was young widower, his first wife
having been daughter 0 Judge H.
6. Petree. He is now practicing at
torney at Elkton, and has attained
success and prominence in his pro-
fession. His bride is not known ina
this city, but is said to be a young
lady of many accomplishments, and
of social prominence
WATTS PFAY.-Df. Ell. II. Watts, of
Boliver, and Miss Annie Peay, of
Bell, were married Wednesday after
noon, Rev. Cheek officiating. The
ceremony was performed in Salem
church. After the marriage the hap
py couple, accompanied by few
friends,wer driven to the residence 0E
Esq. Austin l.. Peay, father of the
bride, where an elegant reception was
held.
DR.. Watts is prominent young
physician and is exceedingly popular
with all.
His bride is young lady Of m1cfn
beauty and rare accomplishment is aull
is great favorite in Bell society
ALLEN -BRAME.-Mr. j. w Alien
and Miss Lizzie Brame, Of Lafayette,
were married at the Arlington Hotel,
Clarksyille, "Wednesday afternoon at
2 o'clock BY the Rev. A. q. Boone.
They were attended by Edwin Gar
ner and Miss Addie B. White, both or