Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-24
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.


bell, Only -, were married in Clinton
county.
Granville Adams. -, and Miss Laura
Wells, IL, we're married at David
Noaks' yesterday.
Charles NJ. Beddow, -, and Georgia
wilhartz, q, both of Danville, were
married in Coyingtou.
G. c. Cundiff and Miss Mary f.. the
handsome daughter OF }. !. Frazure,
were married at Somerset last week by
Rev. +. NJ. Hill.
Harold l.. Fowle, a member OF the |
lst Kentucky. and Mas Lula c., daugt-
ter OF B. +. Gragg, Of Somerset, were
married last week.
George b Rice, assistant engineer,
United States Navy, from Pineville,
aud Miss Elizabeth Mcvay, of 5ewick-
ley, Pa, were married there on the
10Th.
Miss Flora Maxwell Wheatley and
Mr.. George w. Bacot we're married at
Americas, Ga. at was one of the most
brilliant weddings In the history OF the
town" says the Evening Herald.
David Atkins, of Sellersburg, Ind.,
Is arranging TO marry the same woman
the third time. He has been twice
divorced from her, but she draws him
back like a magnet and finds her abso-
lutely irresistible.
4 Mta Kollar he It,-l.,,1
of Murray Keller, and a daughter of
the late DR.. Z. ID. Standiford. president
of the l.. q N, was married In Buffalo
To Horace Kleinhans, late OF the Nam.
moth Store, Louisville.
Some Chicago girls have organized
Hobson club, and at each meeting one
male guest is elected "Hobson." The
girls file past and he is expected to kiss
each girl once. II he refuses he must
give her pound Of candy, and II she
refuses to be kissed she must embroider
a hat mark for him.
Indiana is wonderful State or she
has more than her complement of liars.
A dispatch from Strawtown says that
Mrs. Polly Owens has Just entered her
18th matrimonial venture aud that Mr..
and Mrs. Carter MANS, of Anderson.
are rejoicing over their Goth child.
Her rich old uncle at st. Louis left
his fortune to Miss Mary Gregg on con.
dition that she should never change
, her surname. Her lover loved her
more after the bequest than before and
to remove any trouble about the inher-
itence, went before the court aud had
, his name changed to Gregg. after
which he married the heiress and now
they are as happy as big sun flowers.
, Mrs. Mary Adkins, who procured a
divorce from her husband. Prof. Ad-
kins several years ago, has brought
suit against him at Delaware, o., for
$4,000 damages for breach of promise.
, She alleges that they became reconcil-
ed and agreed TO marry again, but that
the professor is disposed to play her
false. 1t will be hard for her to make
jury believe that she is damaged TO
that extent by the failure of man to
marry her, whom she once swore she
could not live with.
The course Of true love rarely runs
smooth, but in the case of Albert Smith
aud Miss Nellie Stewart il seems TO
have been especially rough. She lived
in Louisville aud he in Jacksonville.
Finding favor in her eyes, be soon be-
came engaged and gave her diamond
ring. Afterwards she Tilted him but
refused to return the sparkler. He
sued her for 1t aud the jury said it was
hers. Smith became the laughing stock
of his friends, but his love for the girl
remained and he again sought her
hand. She relented and not wishing to
give her time to change her mind
again, he secured an immediate mar
riage.