Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1896-06-05

Orchard. Our last iesue contained a no
tice OF her departure with Mr.. Abram
Adams from her home, with the evil
dent intention OF becoming one. Now
We can state upon authority that that in
/ tention was real and that it WAS realized.
They were married Monday afternoon
in the handsome parlors OF the aforesaid
splendid hostelry by Rev. c. L. Work,
OF the First Presbyterian church, in the
presence of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Robin, OF
Glasgow, Scotland, cousins of the bride;
John Buchanan, of the Louisville Times;
Mics Margaret Buchanan, sister OF the
bride; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. T. Handy, of
| Cynthisns; and Mr.. and Mrs. W. W
Adams, of Cincinnati A nice dinner
was enjoyed and then Mr.. and Mrs. Ad-
dams left for tour of the East, which
will embrace Canadian points. The
groom is clerk OF the court OF appeals
and an excellent and popular gentle
man, who has for year or more paid de-
voted court to the beautiful young wo-
man, whom he at last succeeded in win
ming and making his wife. He has indeed
won treasure, for BONNER bride new
er took upon herself the marriage vows.
She is the youngest daughter of that
prince OF old gentlemen, Col. Jonn Buc-
hanan, OF Scotch psrentsge, and is an
honor to her charming mother. Ex-
ceedingly lovely in face, form and char
scter, and cordial and engaging in man
ners, she is truly a fit embodiment of
Gods last and best gift to man. That
she will make a true and loving wife and
make the man who has won her happy
ali the days of his life, none who know
her will doubt. May he never forget
what gem OF purest ray she is, but
cherish her always with fondest affec-
ton.
"A MARRIAGE which was a surprise to
their friends, occurred at Covipgton
Monday night. 1t was that of Rev. j. p.
Hslsell, pastor OF the Walnut Flat church,
and Miss Lucille Caldwell, daughter Of
Judge W. L. Caldwell, of Boyle. The
groom is rising young minister OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian church and
the bride very lovely young woman.
Friends here send happy greetings and
best wishes for long lives of usefulness
and happiness.
The news comes that Mr.. Charles II.
Holmes, OF this place, and Miss Olivia
Summers, OF Virginia, were married at
Birmingham, Ala, Wednesday. Miss
Summers was one OF the faculty of the
college here sfew sessions ago and is a
finely educated and excellent lady. Mr..
Holmes is the son of Mrs. Lottie Holmes,
is graduate of Centre College and a
I 'acher OF much experience. We shall
have fuller account when We get more
particulars.
Capt Everett Sorrel, OF the X. G.
division, and Miss Ruth. the pretty IT,
year-old daughter of Engineer 6. w.
Wormap, OF Livingston, eloped to Gin
cinnati Yesterday and were married.
Miss Susie Lssley, who knows both OF
the parties, says that Miss Woman is
charming young lady and that the man
who has won her is very fine gentle
man.
A friend of the young lady here tells
us that Miss Ssllie Bentley, formerly of
this place but now of Livingston, was to
have been married in Cincinnati yester-
day to Capt. William Sstterield, of the
L. & n, with headquarters at Livingston.
The young lady has many friends here
who wish her happiness.
AT Savannah, Ga, & Mr.. Cain and |
Miss Able were united in marriage.