The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-06-13

Marsh OF Warsaw, prominent young people,
were married at Carthage this evening.
HOFFMAN-GREENLE
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Bloomington, H., June l2-Mr. Albert
Frances Greenlee. were married here to-
day.
NCARTHY-MANEY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Beardstown. III, June l2.-Mr. Joseph r.
Mccarthy of Corsicana Tex. and Miss
Josephine Nancy OF this city were married
at the St. Alexis Catholic Church at SGD
o'clock this morning.
THoMPsoN-COCHRA
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Mattoon, Ill, June 12-Mr. Frank J.
Thompson, a prominent attorney OF suit
van and Miss Cochran. daughter OF Judge
". G. Cochran. were married last night al
the brides home in Sullivan by the heVef-
CRUM-HARsHBARGER.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Mattoon, III. June R;-ME. Albert H
Crum and Miss Mary n, Il HarshI6arssr @ .St or
Reverend J. B. Harvey.
wILLIAMS-PHILLIPS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Newport Ark. June E-Mr. Dorsey vii.
mans, prominent young business man or
Phillips al the Presbyterian Church last
night.
AYERs-sNYDER.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Moweaaua, Ill. June 12-Mr. Ralph Ayers,
fsessaehs Bros and ID NJ Mss Oafi BABE Snyder. WeTs
married tonight and left at once for New
YORK.
M'ALLIsTER-hURRY
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Murphvsboro. ILL.,. June 12-Miss Lilhe
Murry of this city and Mr. J: ?. McAlister
Of Kingstsn ~ were Warriea .lSetaH WtdaesH &c neT
chant at Kingston and they VIII make 'hst
city their home.
ABLE-BARTEZKI.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
81. Charles. No.. June la-Mr. George z.
Able and Miss Rose Bartezki. both OF st
Louis were married here this afternoon by
DEPPING-sTEMMER
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
ST. Charles. Mo-. June 12;.Mr. William
Depping OF Moscow Mills No. l and MIS- Miss
married here at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon by the Reverend Paul Allrich at st
Johns Episcopal Church
sCOTT-LARSON.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
St Charles. Mo- June 12.-Mr. Ralph B
Scott of Venice. ILL.,, and Miss Emma NJ
Wednesday afternoon By the Revesepd ,y; ";
n. pdStSi "a sIo
Presbyterian Church.
LAMB-EOOD.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Marshall, Mo-, June 12-Frank Lamb. an
attorney Of Salisbury. and Miss Catherine
to-day, the Reverend CHM officiating.
BROWN-BRowN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Marshall. Mo-, june 12aHarry Z: Brow1
Of Louisiana and Miss Pauline Brown OF
Marshall were married here to-day.
FRoHNE-KoSBI-
REPUBILc SPECIAL
Greenvflls. III, June 2-Arthur HenTy
Frohne. aged q. and Miss Marie kosoi. |
aged 1s Claiming Chicago az their home, |
were married here to-day by County Judge |
The couple cam. here from St, Louis
Mr.. Frohne stated that he is a druggist |
and was born in st. Louis, and his bride |
gave her birthplace as De Soto. Mo.
TWO WEDDINGS AT JACKSONVILLE. |
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Jacksonville, ILL.,. June 12-Txo weddings |
Of social Importance took place here this
evening. Spurgeon Cheek OF Canadian,
were married at the Christian Church Ar
thur w. Refehidt of st. Louis and Lillian
Poten of this city were married at the
home Of the bride.
sONGER-BEAvER.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Iuka, ILL., June I2-8fr. Noble Songer and
Miss Grace Beaver, youngest daughter OF
B. n. Beaver. were married here this even
Ing at the NJ. E. Church. South. the Rev
erend ]. H. Wiley. officiating. Miss Madge /
Breese OF st. Emo H., acted brides
maid and Lloyd Songer as best man.
BODGE-HCGHEsr
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Vicksburg. Miss. June 1.-THE wedding
Of Mr.. John F. Rodge and Miss Minnie
Hughes was solemnlzed at St. Paul's
Catholic Church this afternoon at o'clock.
BOGPER-LEWIS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Fayette Mo-, June 12-Niss Iottie Lewis,
q teacher in the public school and q daugh-
ter of Doctor c. o. Lewis, surprised her
family and friends by going TO Moberiy to-
day and getting married to P. L. Booper
Of Savannah. Mo-. former student at Cen
trail College here.
KOONTZ-BECR.
RBPUBLTC SPECIAL
KOontz and Miss Alice Beck were married
al the brides residence in Stewarison to-
day by the Reverend Doctor Gallagher.
GILMoRE-MAssEY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
!. Massey and John Gilmore were married
his evening at the residence of the brides
mother. Mrs. J. H Fisher, Squire NJ. E
Seedham officiating.
Quincy, I'LL, and Return, S1.oO,
sunday. June 10, 1902, via Burlington
Route. Tram leaves Url3n Station 745 g. |
n Bucks Mutual RELIEF Society.
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA.
Booker T. Washington Delivers Com-