The age-herald., 1900-06-28
WITH THE EDITORS
 OF THE STATE PRESS
Many Matrimonial Matches

Mobile Item The groom is well and fa- forably known. He was formerly an en- ploye of Hieronymus Bros. Mill, but in future will conduct mill of his own. The bride was beeomingly attred in white with hat to match. She carried a bouquet of bridal roses and maidenhair ferns.
 Eutaw Whig: Married in an old field be- hind a gum tree and a strong wire fence on the 12th of June, 1900, by ". J, N. Tay- Tor, N. P, D. R. Wilson and Miss Fannie Colvin. May their voyage through life's journey be smooth and placid one.
 New Decatur Advertiser: The bride was handsomely gowned in blue cloth travel ing costume with picture hat of the same color. She carried a beautiful showNr bou- quet of white carnations and white sweet peas with fern asparagus, and looked ex- tremely well. Her collar was fastened with diamond sunburst, the gift of the groom.
 Scottsboro Age: The bride is a lady of ex- ceptionally lovely character. All the traits of mind and heart which desirable in daughter, sister, wife and friend are hers in an unusually high degree. The groom
 
 spotted from the world.' He is admired by both old and young.
 Tuscaloosa Gazette: The maid of honor was a beautiful picture in gown of white organdie, trimmed with lace and satin rib- bon. with a chou of chiffon. The matron of honor looked charming in a handsome gown of white null, elaborately tucked with chou and ends of the same. Both she and the maid of honor carried crimson cannas The bridesmaids were gowned in crimson organdie low necked and long sleeved, and carried white roses.
 Jackson South Alabamian The bride en- tered leaning on the arm of her handsome, devoted father, who for a number of years has been prominently identified with the business interests of Jackson. The bride was attired in an elegant gown of gray cloth, carrying in her hand a bouquet of American Beauty roses.
 Mobile Herald: At F o'clock Friday night the wishes of two loving young people were consummated when, in the parsonage of St Johns Episcopal Church. Rev. Gardiner c. Tucker pronounced the benedicton upon Wilkinson R. Cooper and Miss Maggie c. Smith as man and wife. The unusual mari tai hour is explained away by the fact of unusual parental objections, even to the use of severe measures, by the father of the bride. So great was the fathers ob- jection and so severe his measures that he came nigh unto being placed on the calen- dar of justice to answer a charge of mur- der. He escaped legal process because of the great love of the would-be groom for the daughter of the rash-tempered man. New Decatur Advertiser: Down in Ma rengo County woman fell off trestle into pond and when rescued a twelve pound catfish was found entangled in the wire meshes of her hustle. Her husband wanted to set her again, but she would not consent. Did I hear any one say bustles were not useful?
 A young woman in Michigan spent $5 in advertising for a husband and she got one When the Spanish-American war broke out she sent him to Cuba, where he lost his life. His widow now draws a pension of SIP month and has collected 5000 on his insurance policy. Who says advertising doesn't pay?
 Mobile Register: Hon. Richard B. Owen and wife will on Wednesday next celebrate their golden wedding anniversary in the city at their home on St. Louis street Judge Owen expects that all his children and grandchildren will dine with himself and wife on that day.
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