Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1903-12-25
MATRIMONIAL.

]. B. Farris aud Miss Alberta Bar
ton, both OF the Wsynesburg section,
we're Joined heart and hand at j. w.
Barton's Yesterday.
Mr.. J. S. Snow, of Casey, and Miss
Mamie Gerten, OF Knox county, were
married Sunday. The groom lie one OF
Casey's leading business men and his
bride lie said to be both pretty aud &C
complished
VIII Tombs and Mics Lucy Carson,
the handsome daughter Of Mr.. G. r
Carson, OF Casey, eloped to Tennessee
aud we're married. On their return
they were INVITED to the brides home
where they we're given delightful re-
ceptior
". d. Garner aud Mics Stella Single
ton, popular young people OF the East
Eud, drove to Stanford Wednesday and
we're married at Mrs. s. G. Rockers
by Rev o. M. Huey. The groom lie 40
Industrious young farmer and the bride
is both pretty and popular.
Determined that the striking deliv-
cry drivers and the resulting famine OF
carriages should not interfere with his
wedding, Aptonia Locasco, OF Chicago,
hired hospital ambulance and drove
his bride and the bridal party In tri-
umph to the Churct OF the Assumption,
where the ceremony was performed
At the Methodist parsonage at 4 p
NJ, Wednesday, MIR. Jesse b Sartain
aud Miss Mamie Hiatt we're united 10
marriage. Rev p. j. Ross officiating.
The bride is one Of our most attractive
young ladies'. Mr.. Sartsin lie from ILL
mole. They will reside for the present
az the home OF the brides mother.
Their friends wish them the greatest
happiness. X
Mr.. W. A. Hatcher and Miss Capitols
Powell we're made one at the brides
home In the Shelby City section at 1870
Wednesday morsiug, Elder G E. Pow
ell, brother OF the bride, officiating
The groom lie a prosperous young farm
err OF Warren county aud an excellent
young man. Miss "Cappie," as her
friends call the bride, lie the pretty and
popular daughter Of Capt Ben ,. Pow
ell and 10 = charming Young woman.
The INTERIOR JOURNAL Joins their
host OF friends 10 wishing them long
lives Of genuine happiness After the
ceremony Mr. aud Mrs Hatcher left for
their future home near Bowling
Green
Charles Lutes, q prominent stock ira
der of Stanford, and Miss Katherine
Wilcher, also Of that city, were quietly
married at the Gilcher House this
morning by Rev W G Montgomery.
pastor Of the Christian church at More
land The young couple surprised their
friends 10 Lincoln by driving to Dan
willie aud having the knot tied Thew
W .re accompanied by Mr. Joe Benton
and Miss Daisy Mcclure aud Mr. John
Pence and Miss Abbie Lutes, all OF
Lincoln couuty.-Advocate. The cou
pie have been sweethearts for long
time and IL has been conceded for sew
ersl years that they would some day
marry. MIR Lutes Is fine young bus
iness man, while his bride lie beauti-
full brunette and most excellent Young
lady. We extend hearty congratula-
tions aud wish Mr.. and Mrs Lutes all
the pleasures that happy marriage
can bring
On Wednesday, Dec 10, having jus.
rounded out so years OF married life,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L REYNOLDS cele
brated their golden wedding annlver-
sary at their home near Shelby City,
None are better known and loved more
than are "Uucle Bob" and "Aunt Pat
81, as they are Familiarity known by
their host of friends Uncle Bob has
passed his 77th milestone, while Aunt
Lucy the 18th. MIR. Reynolds was born
and reared 10 the famous Sweet Water
valley, OF Tennessee Mrs. Reynolds,
whose maiden name was Lucy A. Dam
erou, 10 a thorough Kentuckian, the
Gllesb utuEutcI VI oohAuIA Doh1AbAt VI
Adair county, who 80 years ago was the
largest land and slave holder 10 the
country aud one OF the most Influential
meu OF his time. In her earlier DAYS
she WAS noted as the finest rife shot In
Kentucky, at one time defeating a SOL
der, the best rife shot 10 the army, the
distance being 800 yards. Even to-day
she retains good deal OF her skill.
With a shot gun she recently killed
nine hawks that had been troub-
ling her chickens. But few have spent
better and happier life than this bride
aud groom OF so years. They we're
blessed with three children, all OF
whom we're with them on this occasion,
their Immediate family having never
been broken. The children are Mrs.
Mary W. r. Morris, OF Woodford coun-
ty, Mr.. W. A. Reynolds, the popular