The weekly intelligencer., 1898-04-30


Married, at Independence, Mo-, April
Is, Mr.. Marvin Truitt and Miss Della
Maroon, both of Odessa.
Married. at HigginsvIlle, April 20, Mr..
meth Hannah, of near Greenton, and
Miss Ella Cannon, OF Odessa.
Married, at Wellington, April IS, by
Judge j. A. Lockhart, Mr.. George c. Har-
baugh and Miss Nora f. Cole, both OF
near Sibley.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents, in Lexington township, April q
Mr.. Frank Vawters, of Bates City, and
Miss Emma Graupner.
Married, at Concordia. April 81, Mr..
John Cordes and Miss Christine Holsten /.
Attendants: Mr.. Henry Cordes and Miss
Martha Holster, Mr.. Wm. Holster and
Miss Martha Cordes.
Married, in this city, April IL, at the
Catholic parish, by Rev. M. j. O'Reilev,
MIR. George Pollard and Miss Barbara K.
Bowers.
Attendants, Mr.. George Bowers and
Miss Leala Bonkoski. The groom is at
present proprietor of the Merchants
Hotel at Higginsville. May their jour
ney through life be long, happy and
prosperous one, is the earnest wish of
their friends.
Married, at the Catholic church, Hig-
einsville, April 27, by Rev. Frances, Mr..
James Magner and Miss Mary McGir!,
daughter OF the late James McGrl. At
tendants: T.. J. Pollard and Miss Nellie
McGirl.
MIR. Magner is an intelligent and indus
trious young man. He is n carpenter by
trade, and has done some work in this
city. He is we'll known at Odessa and
MAYHEM, and everybody likes him.
The bride is a charming young lady,
we'll worthy of good husband, and we
hope their lives may be useful and happy.
Married, in this city, at the parsonage
of the Christian church, Monday, April
25, at 9 o'clock a. M, hy Elder q. NJ.
Goode, Mr.. Jefferson Garth Worley, of
Columbia, Mo-, and Miss Bessie, daughter
of Mrs. NJ. Z. LaBertew.
The marriage of Mr.. Worley and Miss
LaBertew was quite surprise to the many
friends of the bride here, who had no
knowledge OF the wedding until some
hours after the ceremony had been per-
formed.
Miss LaBertew grew up to girlhood in
this city, and counts her friends by the
score. She is very attractive young
lady, and the groom is to be congratulated
upon winning her for his bride. The
groom is a stranger to us but has the
respect and esteem OF all to whom he is
known at Columbia. He is a young man,
Industrious and intelligent and appar-
emily has a bright future before him.
The INTELLIaENCER extends congratu-
lations to the young couple and wish them
a happy and contented life.
Married, at the residence OF the brides
parents, in this city, Monday, April %, at
s 80 O'Clock a. M, by Rev. w. l. Cole, Mr..
George X. Cooper, of Kansas City, and
Miss Florence Louise. daughter of Hon.
II. c. Wallace, of this city.
Monday morning quiet home wedding
was celebrated in our city which united
the lives of two young people who are
we'll known and loved here. Only the
relatives and friends of the
bride and groom were present, and the
impressive ceremony, as the words were
spoken which made the two lives one,
will linger long In their memory, and
will form one of the bright pages in their
lives.
The bride is the youngest daughter OF
Hon. and Mrs. II. G. Wallace, and com es
Of one of the Oldest families in the state.
She is bright and attractive, and pos
sesses those qualities which will ever
make her husbands home a happy one,
and his life one of enjoyment. She is a
general favorite with young and old in
our city, and while they rejoice in her
happiness, there is a tinge of sadness
mingled with the thought that her home
will not be among US.
The groom is an intelligent young
business man, and is well qualified to win
his way in the world. He lived in our
city for some time, and while here his
sterling worth and gentlemanIy qualities
won for him many friends among our
best citizens. He is in the drug business
10 Kansas City, in which pace he and his
bride will make their home.
The INTELLIaENoER unites with their
many friends in extending earnest con-
and trusts they may realize
The happiness which they now see
stretching out before them.