Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-25
MlTRlMnnIlL MAIIERS.

W. l. Ndtohi' - hiu hieo MiuuiC
Hill, IL, met a squire near Middles-
boro, and having the license, they were
made one standing in the middle of the
road.
Napoleon Andrew jackson Overall,
aged So, was married at New Albany,
Ind, the other day to Miss Gilley AM
mons, 40 1t was Overali's seventh |
matrimonial venture.
Miss Olivia Louise Richardson,
daughter OF Editor J. NJ. Richardson, |
OF the Glasgow Times, eloped with w.
II. Barlow TO Jacksonville and was
married Her parents objected on ac-
count of her youth.
Joe Gatliff and Mrs. Mamie Farris
were married Saturday, to the surprise
of their friends, who had no inkling OF
what was TO occur. The boys gave
them charivari. Together, they have
nine children TO begin with.-Wil-
liamsburg Times.
w. Z. Swope, county clerk of Owen,
who married a Lincoln county girl,
who obtained divorce from him, after
wards married Miss Ruth Stamper and
she also got divorce from him. This
week he remarked Miss Stamper and
they are spending their second honey
moon at Old Point.
Accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. f. H.
Beazley, Mr.. j. r. Beazley and Miss
Clara Mershon drove over to Danville
Wednesday night aud were made one
after Gods holy ordinance by Rev.
Savage, of the Methodist church. The
marriage occurred in the Gilcher
House and Mr.. Samuel w. Menefee
was master Of ceremonies. After a
nice supper Mr.. and Mrs. Beazley re-
turned to Stanford and are now at home
to their friends at the st. Asaph. The
bride Is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Mershon and is as pretty as she is
capable and deserving. She has been
with Mr.. j. =. Jones since his advent
into business here and his loss is Mr..
Beazley's gain. Possessed OF sweet
and cultured voice she has been much
In demand at church and other enter
tainments, and has always responded
willingly and praiseworthily. The
groom is the well-known liverymar
and a good business man OF exemplary
habits. Congratulations are being ex-
tended on all sides and everybody
wishes the happy pair life long hon
eymoon.
The ceremony that united Prof. Z
b. Slower, of Knoxville, and Miss
Matte Dunlap Hopper, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. George d. Hopper, al
1890 on the 22d, was very impressive
one, Rev. S. M. Rankin in beautiful
language telling of the solemnity o
the vows aud of the happiness tina
comes TO those who truly love, in tn,
marriage state. Preceding the couple
to the parlors came Mr.. Rouse, o
Nashville, aud w. H. Hopper, ALFRED
) A. Higgins and w o. Hopper. TIT
ceremony over congratulations wer'
showered on the young couple and theI
they aud the guests enjoyed a roya
) breakfast of substantials, which CLOSED
with cake and ices. A drive TO thu
; depot followed, many OF the bride
friends accompanying them thither AM
fairly covering them with showers o
rice as they took the train for thei
: Knoxville home. The groom is princl
. pal of the Knoxville High School ant
: the two met at Peabody institute
where they we're taking a norma
course. Cupid soon shot his dart
Il through both their hearts. Mr.. Stove
: followed his charmer to Kentucky an
: after repeated visits, the sequel is toll
! above. The bride was attired In a nea
u fitting blue cloth, tailor-made suit wit
5 a iaunty hat TO match and her beaut
= was never more apparent or pronounc
N ed. She was lovely bride and bein
a sensible, highly educated girl wi
make a wife like the one spoken OF 1
l. Proverbs, that will do him good an
q not evil all the days OF her life. Sh
a was the recipient OF many costly pres
ents, including handsome organ froi
Is her aunt for whom she was named, Mr.
10 Matte ID. Withers.
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