Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-11-17


"A girl at New Liberty, H.. nut a
note In bottle and threw IL into the
river a man found it aud married the
girl.
clint II. Leigh, well-known news
paper man, will be married on the 22d.
TO Miss Chrlssie 70. Pointer. Of Ovens
boro.
william Broughton, wdower Of 60 .
ana Mrs. Ferley Friedrich. a widow OF
o. were married at George Delaney,s
yesterday
Senator John NJ. Thurston. OF Ne.
braska, aud Miss Lola Pearman. a kim
dergarten teacher, we're married in
Washington City.
Horace Nicholson. OF Marion. and
Miss Dora Belle Myers, the pretty
daughter Of j. b. Myers. of the West
End, were married at the brides home
Wednesday.
~ check for s2j, 900. a deed to a house
worth $1,000, aud other gifts valued at
about $1,000, we're presented TO John 5.
Stoll aud Miss Nellie Scott. who were
married at Lexington Thursday.
Miss Estelle STREET.. plaintiff In a SEN
satioual Cincinnati breach of prouls
case, Is understood TO have received
$4,000 to drop the suit, from the de.
PENDANT, Louis Schmidt, city chemist.
j. l.. Sylvester, of Michigan, and
Mrs Sallie Bethel, Of Christian county.
were married 10 30 minutes after they
met Tor the first time. They courted
by letter, after she had answered his
advertisement.
Sherley johnson and Miss Ellen Ed.
person, both OF Clay county, we're mar =
rled in Louisville. The groom banded
the magistrate a 80 cent piece for per.
forming the ceremony, but that officer
declined il with thanks.
James Monroe, the alleged blgamist
and swindler, who was arrested in Chi
cago and who is charged with having
" wives, was taken to Rochester. N.
\. The police already have the names
of % women who say they were mar.
ried TO and victimized by Monroe.
G. +. Brundege, of St. Charles. Mo,
for wife and among the
answers was one from Mrs. Perlina f,
Downey, a widow Of Centralia, and this
led TO the discovery that Mrs. Downey
and Mr.. Brundege were born and rear
ed In the same nelghborhood, and were
Old acquaintance. They began to court
In earnest aud last week they were
married. The bride has been one twice
before.
BALLoU-FIsH.-At $50 Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. NJ. E.
Fish, Miss Henri B, Fish and Mr.. Dex.
ter Ballou we've made one, Elder Joseph
Ballou, father OF the groom, officiating
In short but Impressive ceremony.
Miss Tevis Carpenter, niece of the
bride, was maid OF honor and Mr.. Eru-
est Warren best man. After the cere p
mOny and hearty congratulations, a
lovely supper was served in six courses
in the beautifully decorated dining
room. The bride, who was attired in a
well-fitting blue cloth dress and car
ried white chrysanthemums, is the
youngest of a family OF handsome won
en- ana is As popular as she is attract
i've. Mr.. Ballou is a fine young man
and begins his married life AS a mer-
chant, being now engaged in opening
up grocery stock in room IN the
Myers House building, and in which
his friends predict for him marked sue
cess. Mrs. NJ. G. Williams and Mrs.
DR.. j. q. Carpenter assisted Mrs. Fish
in the preparations, which is another
proof that everything was handsomely
done. For the present Mr.. and Mrs
Ballou will live at Mrs. Fish's and
here's hoping their honeymoon will
never set
BIRK-BAUGHMAN.--Miss Alyce
A'ohE hiutus lut udNuSOUlt uduGnLef OF
the late Henry Baughman, and Mr..
Louis Newman Birk, of Owensboro.
were married at the home Of the brides
brother, j. w. Bauyhman, at lOI
o'clock Wednesday morning. Ed. +
W. Allen ohiciatod and only members
Of the family and few friends were
present IL was the first intention of
the participants TO marry at the Calf
House, Louisville, but Monday they de-
cided TO unite their destinies at the old
homestead. Promptly at the hour
named, DR.. Phillips, OF Greensboro, and
Miss Dora Baugbman, sister of the
bride, entered the spacious parlor,
which was prettily decorated with
,hrysanthemums and other flowers, aud
following them came the bride and
groom elect and the man OF God. The
ceremony was pretty, but short one,
and after congratulations were oy err the
guests followed Mr.. aud Mrs. Birk TO
The dining room, where an elegant
breakfast, served in cOursps WAS an.