Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1897-01-08

T. Beatty and Miss Stella +. McCol-
lum, both of Sumner, were married at
Sumner On Sunday, January grid, JUS
tice F. M. Lewis officiating.
MINoR-HowARD,-Mr. G. B. Minor
and Mis- Yetgan l.. Howard, both OF
Salisbury, were married In that city on
Wednesday, Jan. 9th, Rev. r. J.l
Mansfield uniting their future pathway
KlNG-HEPwoRTH:-Mr. ]. w. King
of Ethel, Macon county, and Miss Bet
tie Hepworth, of Bynumyille, were
married at the residence OF the ofhci-
ating minister, Rev. ]. L. Hise, near
Bynumville. on Wednesday, Dec. goth.
BELLAMY-VIA:-Mr. ]. S. Bellamy.
of St. Louis, and Miss Ora ID. Via
were married at the residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Via,
in Salisbury, on Thursday, Dec. 3rst,
Rev. r. J. Mansfield making the twain
one.
PARKs-TnLERsoN:-Mr. John J.
Parks and Miss1.aura Tillerson, both
of Salisbury, were married in that city
on Sunday, Jan. and. Rev. Howard
l. Davis, pastor Of the M. E. church,
South, launching their hymeneal
bark.
MADDox-RoBEETs: Mr.. James
Maddox, OF near Forest Green, and
Miss Fannie Roberts were married at
the residence of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Roberts, in Sails
bury, on Wednesday, Dec. goth, Rev.
II. d. Maness uniting their future
lines.
SPENCE-FrTZPKTRIcK:-Mr Mr.. Sam
Spence, of near Shannondale, and
Miss Ella Fitzpatrick, of near Salisbury,
were married at The residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fitzpatrick, on Wednesday, Dec. goth,
Rev. r. ]. Mansfield sealing the mar
riage VOWS.
SIMPsoN-CoRD Mr.. William J..
Simpson, of Itasca, Tex, and Miss Ora
F. Cord, one of Brunswick's most pre-
possessing young ladies', were married
at The residence of the brides parents,
Mr.. aud Mrs. a. L. Cord, in Bruns-
wick, on Thursday, Dec. 3Ist, Rev. J.
o. Edmonston pronouncing the mar
riage ceremony. The bridegroom is
an old Brunswick boy, but is now IN the
employ of a livery firm at Itasca, Tex,
as foreman The COURIER exten6s
its best wishes for Mr.. and Mrs. Simp-
sons future happiRess and success.
MARSHALL Chas. ID.
Marshall, of Washington, N. c., and
and Miss Myrtle Smu1. of Bruins
wick, were married at the Christian
church, in Brunswick, on Thursday
evening, Dec. 3Ist. Elder ]. p. Fur
nish tying the gordian knot. The
bridegroom was formerly a resident of
Brunswick, but is now engaged in the
lumber business at Washington, N. c.,
while the br. de is one of Brunswick's
most cultured and beautiful young
ladies'. The COURIER unites with
their many friends in wishing item
peace and plenty and unbounded hap
piness in their relations as man and
wife.
NEwMAN-GILuNM:-Dr. G.. w.
Newman, OF NorMz,, Oklahoma, and
Miss Lovenia A. Gillian, of Bruns-
wick, we're married at the NJ. Z.
church, South, in the latter city, on
Wednesday, Dec. 3o:h, at high noon,
Rev. J. o. Edmonston pronouncing |
the pleasing sentences which linked
their destinies. The bridegroom is a
praciicrng physician, and is to be most
cordially Congratulated upon having
wooed and won the heart and hand Of
so amiabIe and estimable a bride.
May long life and unalIoyed felicity be
their lot as they travel the journey Of
lifetogether, is the ardent wish of the
COURIER