Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-06
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

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Four brothers named Summers mar
ried four sisters named Hochstetter at
Trail, o.
Charles Jones and Miss Ethel Jack
sou, OF London, eloped to Jellico and
we're married.
AT Chicago New Years day 1876 pee
pie united their destines till the d.
vorce courts do part.
The county clerk OF Pulaski issued
1913 marriage licenses in ls9s, the larg-
est number ever issued In year.
Alfred Jones, OF Riverside, Tenn,
eloped with and married his stepdaugh-
ter, who Is 80 years younger than HIM
self
Fifteen minutes after Miemierick
Echinger, OF Waterbury, Conn, was
divorced from his wife he took another
chance 10 the matrimonial lottery with
Marie Enz.
Miss Carrie Pioug, who was to have
been married the following day, drown
ed herself at Raleigh. N. c. Shequar
relied with her finance at party the
night before.
George slrum, of the 18th New York,
who was killed 10 railroad wreck in
New Concord, o., was TO have been
married Jan. 20.to Miss Minnie School
, err. OF Lexington.
r A Cleveland judge has decided that
IL o'clock is the proper quitting hour
/ Tor young man keeping company,
3 Parents here wish that the decision
could hold good here.
' Rev. Joseph Lennon, OF the NJ. T..
E Church, South. pastor OF the Epworth
, Mission in Richmond, Va, eloped to
0 Weldon, n. G., with Miss Nettie Bur
russ. He is 50, she Is 10.
q Miss Olive harrington sampson
daughter of the rear admiral, was mar.
/. ried Wednesday TO Henry Harrison
Scott, OF San Francisco, 10 the Congre-
gational church. Glen Ridge, n. j.
The irrepressible Lola Small jackson
Ford. who tried the stage awhile aud
made failure, again comes into notice
by clipping with Capt Hardee, of the
, volunteer army. She has been twice
divorced.
A statisticiau figures that at from Il
20 20 years OF age a woman's chances
TO marry are IL per cent, from 20 to 25
30 per cent, 25 to 30, % per cent, 30 to
30, ~ per cent, 30 TO 40, 8 percen and
from 40 TO so, 5 per cent. In which lis,
do you belong, fair maiden?
James Lacy and the l5-year-old
daughter of Stephen Collier eloped tC
Menifee county during the cold spell
and Lacy was without an overcoat
! They travelled two nights. on horse
: back. Lacy had his ears, hands ant
feet frozen so badly that he has not
\ been out OF bed since. The girl mad,
the journey without injury.
MIR. Samuel b. Totten and Mis-,
Amanda Petty, Of Lancaster, drove /,
this place Tuesday afternoon aud wer,
married in the Myers House parlor b,
Elder f. w. Allen. The bride is /,
, daughter OF the late j. NJ. Petty and Il
!, a pretty brunette, while the groom
: who is brother OF J. L. Totten, is on,
OF Lancaster's foremost contractors ant
builders and nephew OF Gov. Brad.
> ley.
i A few days ago, Miss Mildred
q Vaughan, "a Paducah, KY, belle ant
;. beauty, startled her friends by marry
n ing barber at Benton Harbor, Mich
}. Her brother, on hearing OF the esca
:, pade, went at once TO the scene aud Il
:, now on his way home with the bride
}. after having suit instituted TO annul th'
!, marriage. The young wife says sh'
!. was not at all competent TO enter int
. the marriage contract and was not re-
i spousible at the time of the marriage
!. ceremony.
: Lydia Becker found that loves youns
;. dream didn't last. She was married u
J. Soldier Squires, at Reading, Pa Thu
J. ceremony was patriotic. She was dress
= ed as the Goddess OF Liberty, Thu
:, couple stood under an American flag
the soldier was in full uniform, th'
> guests all wore patriotic decorations
J. aud, instead OF a wedding march, sans
!, Marching Through Georgia" whel
J. the bride and groom entered the hote
!, parlor. Last week they quarreled
y Lydia ran away aud was almost frozeI
; TO death In coal car in which she rod
= 10 Morrlstown with two other runawa.