The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1899-03-04
MARRIAGES,

MARRIAGES.
Married, near Blaokbaru, February q.
Mr.. Louis Nolts and Miss Kate Flair.
Married, near Mayhem, February "a
Mr.. John Meinersaghen and Miss Minnie
Nieman.
Married, IN shis city, February 2d, MI.
Charles Rowe and Miss Martha Green,
both Of simpson,
Married, at Enid, Oklahoma, at the
residence OF the brides sister, Mrs. Jos.
Meihergeu, February u, Mr.. Thane Daw.
son and Miss Myrtle Price, formerly Of
this city.
The bride is a daughter OF the late MIR.
Jacob A. Price. and is a sister OF Messrs.
win, Thomas A.. James N. aud Jack
Price, Of this place.
Married, In the psrlors OF the Midland
hotel, al Kansas City, February %, By
Rev. Il. p. Ryland, Mr.. Lafayette Groves
and Miss Lena Hartman, both OF Higgins
willie.
Mr.. Groves Is the handsome and talented
editor Of the Higeinsvilie Leader, and II
any man is entitled 10 q good wife IL 10 an
editor. While We have not a personal
acquaintance with the bride, we are
assured that she Is accomplished and
lovely, aud well qualified to make the
editorial harness feel light and pleasant
TO her husband. We congratulate Mr..
Groves on this wise atep. aud Wish for
them all the Joys and Iuxuries their fond.
est dreams have pictured.
The wedding party went up on the @. 81
A. excursion train Sunday morning and
was made up of the bride and groom, Miss
Anna Groves, Miss Ella Hartman ..nd
Miss Emma Higgins, 3. c. Neale, County
Recorder Tyree and Ed. Hoffman. The
regular train which carried their baggage
was late and did not pass through Hig-
g%insville until II o'clock. This delayed
. the ceremony until 8 O'clock p. m. Mr..
/, Groves and his. wliei stayed To- Kansas
City until Tuesday ui6rnfnR, wien thsy
J went to Corder, where they will spend q
week or ten days with his father. Mr..
2 Fletcher Groves. Mrs. Groves is the
: daughter of Mrs. l.. L. Hartman. Of Hlg.
ginsville. She is a graduate OF Stephens
College, Columbia, aud has q hosts Of
friends wherever she Is known.
Married. at the resldence of 1.-THE brides
n parents, Ia this city, Wednesday, March
l, by Elder Fenstermacher, pastor Of the
' Christian church, Mr.. John k. Letter and
Miss Annie Laurie Mitchell.
The groom Is a young gentleman who
has for a number Of years resided 10 oul
midst, aud has built up for himself a goot
business and q good c~hafacter. He isa al
t. active Christian gentleman, and for NOR
& than two ears has beeh superintendent
a. OF the Christian Sunday school, aud eve
ready TO help any good cause.
ID The bride is a i~ayorite with all VIII,
know her. For many years she ba
Sc been organist at the Christian Sunds,
school, q teacher 10 the school, aud al
v, unusually useful member OF the schoo
a. and Of the church, ever ready to assum
ed any work that might be given her to dc
nd She Is kind, accommodating, lovely 4
or face, attractive In figure, accomplished 1
ne all that makes woman beautiful. The
to start 10 life with every indication Of
Tor successful future, aud the IsrRLLIaEN
GER but echoes popular sentiment whe
T we wish for them the full measure {
be earthly happiness.
In Married, at Prairie church, March |, (
~ $3.50 p. M, by Rev. N. II. Mccain, M
" Elmer J. Edwards and Miss Riley Rsme!
NJ E1uwo wda L. a gora.aU -ftf~aa - 81,
county, and Is a relative OF Hon. u. A
Edwards, of Wayerly, but Is now maxim
NJ" his home in British Columbia. He IL
very worthy young gentleman. The brio
vas Is a daughter Of the late Andrew Rame
ct Esq, aud Is n graduate Of Elizabeth Al
out Seminary, of this city. where she ia W.
me known and very popular. The ladies
uld Prairie church neighborhood kindly dec
axe rated the church 10 honor of their estee
ar for the bride, who was born and rear
son 10 their midst. Our best wishes for the
pen success and happlnoss' Will attend the
wherever they 60. ~
q An old time friend OF the INTRLLIaE
sas, CIR sends usthe following account Of I
has wedding, expecting Us 10. = writeit. "s
I'M make It sound big" as she expresses
uc- We give the letter Just as 1t came, al
OF think II better than our effort would b
ubt "0ur little neighborhood was so pleas
an over a real church wedding this we
go. that | will get you to write 1t up real MI
our II you want to publish 1t, so some old tit
INTO friends may see II. Old Prairie church "
fifty years old last month, and had ney
neat had a wedding 10 II until today. tt
"a a afternoon at 2;oO o'clock, amid ma
nara flowers aud more dear friends, Miss Ri
,sa Ramey and Mr.. Elmer Edwards W,
linn married and took the 5;1e train for th
Ia a far.away home 10 British Columbia. 7
v In old church did look beautiful, with
arch OF evergreen and pink aud VIII
.dor carnations over each aisle, aud a hu
arlv arch made OF evergreen, carnations q
lme. ribbon behind the pulpit; while the p
aleD pit aud organ were one mass Of pi
A In roses, smilax and fern, all OF which q
am. the old edifce an artistic, festive lo'
and indeed, for one so staid and solemn AZ
inch had always been. Miss Carthrea,
euce Corder, presided Of the organ, and n
rote dered the usual wedding march, to VIII
we the ushers, Mr.. Lesser and Mr.. Edwar
this Of Corder, Mr.. John Ramey and !
ing. George Young preceded the bride q
have groom to the altar, where they were N
il as ried by our pastor, Rev. n. Fl. Mccain,
pear 1--WE who have grown up In old Prai
be church think 1t all looked grand, indie
and have often wondered why some
Of our girls never married there, and b
"a this will not be the last" /