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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-24
Sitfouutlln.

2tilnl5 lester g9ots nuro, trs
o12 ~ i'lilun'su oit Il lrltbl.',a
.Rsc. 80. S,a.inp belt oie vi Re
Of itl. LINER St,l'o etr rot
Uiy''ss Batter ShylnH mo Nic ll9
wuyliser Stuliuu ltsrI bIittg t,'nS
WGl' se'uIr,. ole N,'ts ilr oisis ,1,i;.
'tt!tit dgI : lt0arc itnltsa.
folRtos I lslt,r q lidhbir js.us +
otn rl'eu iur aushu,i b cr: :
Nrtllp. @icpeub,of uI0 'oatImy 20
l@tiiyhdiil; Ntdu,r. uoa YuI; Fan
mge;. IN El+tsurtIu; NJ. 10
'Sytt uyl; Hu9el. pon 9ennI NJ
Z I, uoI Grlutiopn y. o.tlrr Ne,
.tSIu1 Il puyos lut is lalrtIte s.
'uel} Der prt. liey pol CiI-e Gol1to
AZ tH..:sn.
An l6. ,olsifs Ronlt3 rlro, in oe
1,tr5tn ~; Stig RIrt,. 0Iy \ i.gl
llC,l ND liiilejib &doWl1 . ,yu
00 NotW. Z t;r StmWn 9eirii'
IL ElutisuIea 'una,g, Il R.'cr Ri
NADER mo y Ia StdB.e. 1Il1 D.
jrluUnI Ulhm 0,s HrIHtoIl TN
Qlui pc N.yu A5ln y ruus 81.
TraJnuf. IF notSst wIyoe /
Nluit otr S,ttrl Der Sraui ltisltrt
Ibtuos pnro. O,m ,ualtl GIlt I'll,
trna StunlOt ii tltil GN lunl Il
Stuts osy YIhblriblit gl;t l5yeu
,UltQ,a AlH,ylo,l olclc iUlec1u..
y. max t.ac If.ItiiO.lsl I.i.r IT
ten Aliirinsu., lU9 Eab ot,l unJ
6l,!.Ilagtn lHniit iptten.
I!e Eaa0. StUsfty 5rnt,na .-iiit
icgita 6rsltlI nl1 =. EQus.
0obm. &atsr Strlmm Cp9at otm
glsrii, tUuosus Sebst III Soels @ltt.
BET.
I'm tinc EtpI0ilun9 iir BE &cy,
ps Qlt, QdndIs u srim8tn,
,9dbcn i 3 clnllt Der g,t, BtigIli1lii
mad Slun. Sll9 olrauI ttli1lilt d
Ole 6ouutg &lb,er ben ElnlI, wl@
Gber eIs eonnipSeritt II oieer Sdts
tlSu MIRO 1T mr bis Gate nitt be-
ldnnt.
Et 3,briocr Otto iino bcim 9os.
lt,unst dm c9l, itd,io,u. Sor.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-24
Ia Grippe rfrnrll untrrorid,t.

-VeT einiaer 0Uteu plhreno eires belt,
zen @,ntsrutttsr3 ;oltu mtine Srla uas
ih tas elre itlimut ,yr,altuua ~. SIC ih
bIlo tn eire boi, ari pon cylrvs mt, .5.,l
nvtrlbisn Sgriomsl entiu,tslts. dai.
,,srr J. S.Cdle'tou u5u g2ag,e Sln ona
,ioul. rNnlee guo 5,leplt inmsr,ten or
Nu5.eIn dnlearI'isn. Der Ropi ueriiopit.
aIu1tn uno Rae am Iauien, abicetielno nut
gniiHen pon Sroiisla uno Siebsr tedIstie;
Je,r bsaGnreu GhdmbsrlatR cuitcp IReoi
,tu II aebrauhtn uro h1Iisn oetielbeu NIT
einsr Goiis u0H GbdmbtTldin's 1daen una
Sebtr 1dfeIn n1d uno eurh ben lrtitn ~
5Tdut oleier Frdpiraie untsrcrliien utr
ele tSrirps-. Gs ~ en- gutter Slan. ein.
Iois pou ben laieIn ~ ne5men, iueua 81,
ith eridliet blber. Sic ilbrsR eine aeiune.
(diia,sit Der Ssedrme, yebsr uuo Rlereu
hsTbei, mas irimsr uoblibusuo III, renn oas
Suiien eErt Srtaltuua oesr eineu Ania7
Ooa "a 9rippe ueritopsi IL. Yim gsrisD
bet 6. J. 6e5tsI s 20.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-24
St. Qhomds.

nol0sno, p,riontn udrsn Die lllt
lihen B,wlnasr bel ,l1sn Yr,isltlt'
SEN fir Hs,f, wsltes PER- u Qu.dtn
otto D ruuiilltsi,: 9aspar plaHmsod.
.. 4. Srunncri, Qsnru 56sl. gay'
tin Yuasm,p,r, 3Ohu 0.n uno Jo'
B,rllua.
Sic drauI.lns Rattle uuo 9sna Rolb
w.ilt,r I,Bt. Wcht bsi 0arosoll, aul
gtiut.
6.rr Gen TorboH uno Sobn Don
ebarltftoiu !, Ben Wiorm mn nno iun,
iunQs skbdlitt Don glarl.s S1mr.
lusil.en I,yi, Wot, in 81. Saomas,
ponu. Batter eutu iueili, ltSit
Mot, III Mariss Som,, um oa'rIbi
beim 40ftiuoi9.n g,bsit ous,ubeIIcn.
8,nun uiit, Der 9Otlp. perr nan
gb rltsisiun ag o'n @aisr SrnH b,hn
40iilnol2N tS,b,tt ausiuhtIltH.
Tr. 8. 6. Wtrner, 0ohu. gatsr
5sm 6tnrp 9utt,nboiI nno eitmnt-
I'm, 3b,e Nltritns uno Qtnrp Wln.
ina wsilten in lbtsr 3sit II 81.
Qonls nm bic TusrtQgul in atSsas
ittin 81 rtbmsn.
Der 81. Y. Sacn 1T als ehan,,,n.
usr tel Der 1rma Stsl uno g9anllnq
in Ntetd dnaclisIlt.
7i, ejebriio,r Uori pol fdos blUt ~
tllr Den Serrn 5obn Ra'ers ELL asats
Sdus. =. X.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-24
llle Wtusraiieitnnnc.

Set, Rinosr, bar if germ aerdnnt
81 elapt 5taot i'm oeutiben Sdno,
Sas wtBt thr all. pa nett ldl prdui,
gtur 6r0.; hcbt nibt ben SIn9er aui.
siun iugi 20 mix mai 0l!msItld;
Berlin. orpr't0ot pom oeutihsn Ayia.
Sebr lsl ,,et uerott lh. dud ionnen
Sie elpg', @Aot 1GsiiiaIens nernen,
9po pitit s,5Usrrien imo,
Nun rennt ltt MIR rd! gdrli gelhw;ne,
Sas Scr II gut uno re.l5siannt,
$40 tiui. sin StbmGty AT b5ltono,
Geitr A.tAcbr burn Naat uno Stdris,
Sts, b.uati 5erg unO Yuttenwerte.
slun Srlni 10 oo0 cen 6Ingsr aui
aommit ou otun immer nod nidt orauf2
NerGiA cob mi ocr Sprage irti9,
@arum Ser singer al cen Iti94
Son Nrg2.opy, TrH' ,sn 2ieoenmann,
"a I,ti ran yob-,. ic,nulA an. g.
lnerr >Gny 'ol Idl - ilgsn chen:
1rani fam ben singer au4 nint bebsn,
"a butt, bat! g. 10 gar taa sNunner,
l,n hi,ll - en- e.d lett SI,3tta orI,nner.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-24

IN SowIs Rntkfeletru
Dio nit ailer1ano g2aitir,r
trptr mtniirt. wtIhc 81 rieiias Crit,
tIuac.mlen irllCn. gtia odts ha, uca
teiasr etRen Ac9lra. usano, .hy,t,
osr rt tIWllyi. chr ods u!ro itoE
not .omHen. T. 9aaonlr.hntafi
rIrn sbtn !rrsr N hr moatrriitrt.
lluo blIo riro tlas nablte iunae "a.
me AM etier 0libW 'urt eas S,I,
'aaren Gao 81. 4il's-yrie naa Saui.
brnltu ol, lorit fur ot aarw SAINT.
liz RouGit lang Gr5ti, s,o,ut,t,
20 nat uao nan pi,o Oh. Slnoleb,n
'mnrr 5tdutrCr. C5 man nun auf
clntr Wditi'e ouyt bic l,locy iabrt
cotr al elntm 9utonotl uber Of,
SlnhfrdBtn llli. 0's 9yrbtit IN aeiu1.
esr no po9I aut dnlsu,bmu rrie Ia;
'oaeuannlc I'sr9uissL -. z. a.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-24
adtnna StenerlahIer.

Osnitynit iuiro bstiin' Gsmatt, oar
oi bic Stsusrbuhtr bon Cil1e 80 nnir
IL 1lbr.s 1904 srhllttu hlbe un'
Die Sisutrn oieiCs Sabes. tbtnio rut.
'tluoile. al ben unt,nanltlsbenen
Sr,sn uuo bstrtiifnosn Eaten ls er.
gidug rshmsn irerOe:
etdmois 2S, %. 80, 6o9. uno |. Il.
2. Ttssm5er
Siarls S5oOI 6ouie 3.7sctmtsr tis
3 lib: glahmittaas.
.Su lsosr 3sit in Yin II nit gusnobm
otsn anaeaebsner Eatsn.
Sisusr,oblsrn MIRO. rtnn iis promt
ts3abIsn. Dub uno lln.oit,n sriplrt.
Z. j. ssat, Stsusrinnshmsr.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-24


trltliistt1 >orn,dl lhyem 5tble II
Sgris 6rttt en,r Stiuh.
2ie SnNta,eu y ri. 5agp,.
Seem 1tocl. gen hIloc uuo 6oyl
&ielcnepsr lanliul,n a. Siuie.
IN Der turitn 3eit uon nur on
5nIc errihieten DE biebr. nOrltoaul,I
tm 1'srrn GERMAN Shspptys TN
fGutbdas.
9 = ltsts linni1, nuo bier Qtr.
Ne qsiehsne nerr 6.rmGn 5appsl on
Sp' etOluu beIlno no Qelitrn III Dit-
lthllisn b'.r.
-9crr 9lu9uit 9oos it mad hem
er pon itpertr Sr rthsit be ibm uor
'm,1r rc, 1eot;n IN u IriH'es eCrlI
len Jcrs' 9slie Il wUo,r ~ plule
anAclangt
&erlortu: qnb. btarcio,
Earh uao wtlBaep'cdt; trili ilsiae
uI OriIt 2ubllrds ln uelIe; bC.Ae
Ebrrn rumyi. I'm Nsstanit rrbltl,i
Sc man 2eit.r
-0GH's iii 9ant aaiIHastdI
,cr iitrbIht Q(tniil bat llria tr Dem
nryrn III antiu Got uIht nur az
leism p0n Der Cori9ttit otiis SIllts
tmleieBten (ll 'odtH Mi oem ilb T
ms mIItelo:n 0trm ler Shopllut
odultn. iouOCrn ale (GIe unl'r,9 "
b,u5 II Suutr oqntbar trInnsyH.
Nur I'm wtla lcre6 : bltll,sl0.a
"a lii) ubt, uni rem NlBDt yntllO,H;
weul llebtf Ernlta. 4rnai1 II ~
Jlt &r ,ntb;it nm 5ootsilac Ms
bemIciutt. Us mar DIE Y0,le5l19
e { HleGo uuo Selo uns iOitn itB.
3antc ioiitn lmo mollen mir. eilN,sl
Oh oie uer0anQCucu Slls lilr uns bsl=
ttrt oOtr TRADE rlrtn mo Ill erc gu
hnit .em dnoeltrdUe, CeI mltr
Sbopier Nsrr uno lcbsnotr Bate III.
-g@tin m,r ole 9iubyl9telt nnle es
l,lhblrn temutren lrlll uns nuItsn
oab dniiltt ~ ter, mises os1 jla'
.ulgtlsse unO ocr Sauls4jglt 9enlds
lem l,lIte, o,r Summer na1e Ut. 28lr
,btn ibn | insn Warteu III 0.dno 1T
,cIl - Oh Die Sausirau ibou Samen
uttluit. wIVen mir nlti, olb Sams'
rel n arer lOu III oea Stores 81 be-
,leDtn liuo Ods wllitn iuir - Tot oa.
ooa icllten plr bl,r ulhls Lag II -olcs
lts gsbori bon hsttslpe9en unttl ben
glu3,larraum Der nsbsn=
osl s.la4l rblant" II ben wlroe lpenn
lplr ben fur iultt Ip, ia.n btnimmttn
Euum ni.c. mi .i,usrtn Selsfpn aus
IuIlcn lplrOsn. - Wer wslb otuebt
nj, ceriubr uui rtr erntllael en- StOB
. oaB lis aui oen Rudlus8 perlest, Ole.
I'll leo1ni,nlpB panoelt. Damn phy'
ben MIR au,rOl gs bulb ipieotr IN ben
Sommsr atlanaen uuo apfalt oss
lselbnudtsisii,s oen aas Der llnab.
~ 0latsilssrtlaruua ftI,ru. Sou.
n,raus sfihle uno Ylenles bllrfl,n ple.
,,r Die 8dAtsoroauu9 oI!osr; be J1r'
ner uuroen III ltlben Jdbr. iptI ern'
Ell tnbsilni,n; oe Srduu wOrom
prcn BOD lssldi,n mo lbr mo ses
tiscanalers edelpalt Durot torIrtn.
Hott. 0 p.hl Die 2pbltnbaronl. uno
Ielmaanuttn ruuroeh oantrett :.
Sblinuuer not lrdT. Der arIne
oarln: In 1abrsan
|, uuo Nammern parotn ratadn5l9 |
/ D III cplge o,nen .r balo ttls rud.
iauplosn auoantui,n mshr anl Isn.
Alit bdba. Ger QlnlnKI moa, ,Ins
olh umssialtun9 Der eIhas Saaol9f
,ubuten.
Nsar Ste etu 1rlsrebmes SIuirsIni'
wunih:n, perlubtcu Sic ebanl
tr.l,u 3 Nd0en uuo Sebtr Iatslhsn. Ole
mo Istal, IL nebalen uuo verlrld1ten teIae
Stmtg,sa notp r5eno wsl1e
sSrrtunJ, gum Ser!aai ea
!. !. Ssditl & co.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-24
yOelles.

@ctm. 3cS. = niomp ttiua
: iur Srt ,al t.. DR.. Setes Apbn %ei,
an 9,sjI.,
6r &e4ml >Ort1 tciubt y
panoN mo 6yeunot III (ey Stdats
sdupWd0.
Sen ll,alblas 3Ausrer m0ats al
9IcullJg be lca S.aocn ieln,a reg
lartn >tlHA
-Gr,. gul N,licmcpr tLtl.
SenHiaJ poa esm S,iuhe Der l@eli'
aush,GHlG aeim.
SER 9pltpl SntftnbOn Dol
apt B,yun belUUl IN G'tnltu9 l,loI
bIelgea >CrIU nOlea H. Gttlm0e.
-THW,buou &oil,r nuo i,It e.
uigeG yYpdea bum 0erm 6rant Ge
o,l MT ~1U4eltJgtE btllaltIat.
-6u Gglttma Yuael 1T nab Il
nsm Nu'ellilGtls pUl nj, 9reren aroAe!.
IN q. I,ll,e, am j cudg l.,mgsIr9r'
ri. &aiie litp,rpetey be le,.
ldnoutm IN 81. louls IN Elsnlie II. /
If urtltdA gu sea .lptsn snrlldne'egrl.
-Hraa Sesotur SIur weII ltt
Sr,lidA pltr auI Stla1 be- sltsTn III
Bddw i.trl Der 6antiie alaaall ase"
1sr.
-gerr DtrmJn Ga, obolbs lou,
1r.itaa ItBlsr Wpds DO Coma, no II
BEL ,inem 6armer btlbdiiat mar, BIZ
Der 3utat.
-perr Sts WuritIo Sr. uno oeh,r
Sobn 2lnion nn0 S9nata9 bon elnem
m.b la9lsem observation-disclosures, Se ihte
6tit,st.thrt.
lie H,rrsn Gmil Gierdr. Sob
,Sotunc 3bomcs Selsler bon Sensr'
Ion Gin be'anOen llh pm Sonntal III,
unisret Butte.
-g0;ltau:tea Inla be'utsr iino Die
I. @Olc zen Suaulvtder, Conrad
Stud rlhatrotr, Aos, ptorislo q.
nuo Soau 6raNt.
-.irt Sobr Hsha9en uno Hrlu
loruis Zen Jtehd9tn uno Maria Shul,
t. tc0aon I'D I'm gtouiaa bsNutslpsl.
|. na1 &Itiou tam.
YER fcnyp Qortb Sr., fstrtt
ltstsr Samltdl heno lutld bon osl
6arm ieIuts Soh g o,n De. sr
Iahyno o,rltn glbusisabsit bsrwalists
-g9ir ireutn uns ben y,isn NIT.
t9.il;a 81 iorutn od5 9err 2Iusuu|
Wtia,r uieo p0lIiiaacil ltut'en uuo
er nen ,6titllie pisosr porp,h,u
.ailr
-ptyr 9rlse.m Stltfsr ntbii ne
mabln mo arc, 0M0tn p1n gooi,
6rttt 5tiut;ca Isgiea Sonuias ias
hlsil4ea &crUlue';n. biz UamiIl gtH
Sdatiir.
ii, {trrm IS. ;. fcttsl uno .
50baurtsueutr ushmta oisis = p,ts
retl ,;gsn .ts,.n g0it cost uolhp
iaer Asi,tHysatHgb uoa ost Weh-
auslleUunl.
-frau II 9 ults uno lrau 3. |
3. X.st7ert iutg.r lm Sdmitll le-
'meinii aiil..1 sal g9altsull, Inn tire
,jr,unJt, Grsu etaras Stsygeis : llrt
du'odr'au. tmltsa.
SCR 3g6a N.llisn uno gattin
Don SMr siattsg Jr,ltag I,stsr g9o.
te on III or W.,les. nlls osr StlolI
lltuIyi.H gam ~ 5 Cllgi1I1egsr "a |
t,r or 6riu 4,l i,n.
-6r. @Ilttim otuts, Raiier,r Il.
3ttilHater III OK Gant bon pporo, (
J. n 1lsufas nGt tiatm jueiipot
,HillttE te'u4t her uat benz 5.rrl-
torIum i-tafa,titrt.
znatIaafsn: Gin Stutin tStaa
: =. .'abr alt. itudr,, llnts= Gbl
fumti gno Stuiti i'm r,tt.n. gi-
e.nisamtr reace ut az UsIeiuaae
q .f+.,n.,, Qa.e,t,f,, m,
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-24
1eben' uno Teuervere tt
slCberund. ~ 100

Jt tate ne Glr'ur Der Epu,ns
t'Is Sniurontt SO. poa P.r 9cr,.
dht bin Id glat1 oty nlla 6:ust.
lcrl2,rnrasi"clslIlaatl. a.t oi, ibt
ttptn otrl1cri %, 10 atl,l stu,r.
Gno SiurmlnaoeE p.oer hdI,e1 msh4
IN, 'oai,n stl MIR rcripytka.
gttuuIspca.
Oenp 0ti,syrdnn.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-24
Y,r!eumauaa nnl iir, folaen!-

9obn ". $ohnion. Der .yioIQr,ihs o..
motrdtia, goUrn,urs.Ganoioat in
Nmn,ioi1 IN Der Sobu einss ihpse
iteu Slnulne,rsr uno o,rbrdhte ielnr
Suusno IN ofr itrsdlithtr arnuih.
Stlul 10 9dat Dor DER @lbl pUros
i'm 1auFn Stratt Elm Gampllne 81 /.
tular psrbrsilst, in pslt'm IS hns ssf
1obaion3 gat,r I'm 9lrmtnbMs cen
ben mo islue Mtult,r tlu. Waitfran
aspe'en it. Tis SlycuIlr bat Gin I
llioriihtu Wtrt1 aIs si ;r Ser oros.
ten polriiit,n G,bl,r be /, por elner
earie! te1cultn lDarosn. 81: 3citua-
lsh oes Staltts iisllttn Yaoiotiauns
sn ar. uuo es iano M DIS DIE 9rlsr
,tobnion oorleb dtifu 9lraabsn iui
lSIorhttt btrubttn. Ger Batter oes
6auoioa.'n mar Ia Der Shat EN- Shu.
nlhtaut aeptitn Gsr Sphn BAIT.
ibon MI ,sau ld0Jtn oit enuls o.rs
alisn muilsn. I'm gum llnisrbdI.s n,r
,ilmilis b. ;utrul,;. aut nmEt, a.
ols be 9Puliey. I'M hrr 3,nosr lattl.
otn "a ,oarsn, fur ano rt Slmll,n Gee
lpditata taits. Ter 9l.e !curos nm
Staitn Ole ts nit Or fdHi.ie 3ul
meintCn. al tintu Or atltdilt. mo sr
or Slmllls nut luttitr ;ur Sagi 'dl-
len tona,s. llno eas 3tiuliat oi iry
5uihuauussh mar. oab ,'cpnion l40,
OUr Si!nnlen msbr raltIi ais Or
( 9dRosriitaris Ganoiboi isintr 4ar.
tel NJ Siadis.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1904-11-24

, iA21P t>StieNF2
D.
IS2.l-ll.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-29

Ccntrepiece was of pink chrysanthe-
NUNS in combination with ferns, being
surrounded by silver candleSticks, pink
shades tinting the lights. The buffet
was dOrned with pink chrysanthemums
and ferns in artistic effect
The hallway decorations were in au-
tumn tinted bamboo vines, the ar
rangement covering all Woodwork,
while in the library yellow tinted au-
tumn leaves and pink chrysanthemums
made bower of beauty. The entire
floral. adoInment was the artistic de-
signing of Mrs. Howard Allen, the
bride sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson have gone
to the North on a bridal tour. The
brides going away gown was of
clark blue cloth, with a touch of parsi-
fal blue about the coat and tOque. Both
bride and groom are social faVOrites
and the profusion of wedding presents
testified the love and esteem which
surrounds them.
The bride is the second daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. William Il. Newman,
sister of Mrs. Walter Howard and
Mrs Lewis Rucker. She is one of the
handsomest and most popular young
women i'm Southern society, CONT tIing
with her beauty a character of admir-
able strength and a loVable, Womanly
Lature. Nh. Patterson is one of the
Wealthiest and most prominent young
men in his native State, North Caro-
lima, and is the member of family
noted for it's distinguished and success
full men. He is largely interested =.
manufacturing enterprises at 201noke
R8DidS N C.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-10-29
DayiS-Van Landin2ham.

Charlotte, Oct Especial. )-Tnc
beautiful wedding ceremony which
united in marriage Miss Lucy Van
Landingham ana Mr.. Martin {. Davis
took place last night at the home of
the brides uncle. Mr.. John Wan
Landingham, on East Avenue. the
ceremony beiig performed by Rev. Or.
Martin ID. Hardin.
The ceremony took place in the Ii
brary and quite a large number OF
relatives and friends We're present.
The ceremony was a striking one. It
being a tableau with only Miss Ethel
Van Landingham. of Concord. Il SIS
ter of the bride, and Miss Norma Van
Landingham, q cousin, as attendants,
these standing on each side of the al
tar which was tastefully decorated
with ferns and white carnations. In
the dinin- room was served dinner
after the ceremony. and the room was
decorated i'm chrysanthemums and car
nations maxine a retty effect.
The happy couple have gone to 81.
Louis and after two weeks Will re-
turn to the handsome country home
of Mr.. Davis. who is a farmer OF
means. The bride is most clever n.d
-. Ill. .t.rA
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IYON-RUKKHEAD.
\ Popular and Prominent Young
Couple We'd i'm Columbus.

Whiteville, oct. 2S,-CSpecial.) -
beautiful was the wedding service
which on Wednesday afternoon united
in matrimony Miss Kate Mallory Bunk
head and Mr.. Homer LeGrande Lyon.
1t was celebrated at the Methodist
church and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. A. $. Barnes, the tor-
raer pastor assisted by Rev. j. T.
Draper, the present pastor. the ring
ceremony being used.
The church was beautifully decorat-
ed with bamboo, palms, ferns and au-
tumn leaves, with lighted candles
grouped about the altar, and as the
sweet strains of Lohengrin's wedding
march were beautifully rendered by
N. SIS Leila Memory, the bridal party
entered the church. these being:
fishers, DR.. w. Ross Davis, Mr.. w.
r. Aycock. A. E. Powell, w. e. Nc
Daniel, all of Whiteviile, entered first
and were followed by Miss Josephine
Lane Brown. of Raleigh, and Miss Mar
gt.ret Mcdaniel dressed in white SILK
with black picture hats and carrying
Yellow chrysanthemums Then came
the groomsmen, Messrs. r. Henry
Brown, of Chadbourn, and w. Austin
Clark. of Elizabethtown. Mrs. Hugh
kirkman, matron of honor and sister
Of the bride, came next. dressed in
rInk and white jussie over white silk,
ana carrying pink chrysanthemumS, up
The opposite aisle coming Mr.. X. ii.
Lyon, of iZabethtoWn. the bride
then entered dressed in a travelling
Gown of brown messaline silk, carrying
4 shower bouquet of white bridal roses
md lilies of the valley, with her Sis
ter. Miss Sarah Burkhead, maid OF
honor, who wore white silk null over
silk and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The groom entered with his
best man, Mr.. j. Alden Lyon, of Eliz-
abethtoWn.
The bridal party retired as Men
delssohn's wedding march sounded.
and Immediately afterWard Mr.. ane
Mrs. Lyon left for St Louis, from
which place they are expected on the
hth Of November
Many lovely bridal gifts showed love
and esteem. for both are popular
Young people. The bride is a daughter
of1he late w. CT. Burkhead, Esq, and
Mrs. Dixie CT. Burkhead. and is one of
the most beautiful and accomplished
Young ladies OF the county, who by her
sweet and amiable disposition wins
friends on all sides. The groom is a
brilliant and able young lawyers a
son of Solicitor G. c. Lyon, of Bladen
county He came here about three
years ago for the practice of his pro-
fession, and has Won for himself many
friends and has a large and growing
IoY
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McGOWEN-WAL
Beautiful Wedding Ceremony and
Elegant Reception at Kenansyiilc.

Kenansville, n. c., Oct. 2S.-(Spe-
cial AT the Grove Presbyterian
church here at II o'clock yesterday
Mr. A. L. McGowen, the popular
cashier of the Bank of Duplin, was
united i'm marriage to Miss Ada Els
worth Wallace, the charming daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. H. Wallace,
of this place.
The church was beautifully deco
rated with evergreenS and potted
plants, the arch at the altar was
semi-circle and was tastefully ar
ranged by the several young ladies
and gentlemen of Kenansville. Lighted
candles were softly burning about
the pulpit and the church was beau
tiful picture to behold.
Promptly at the hour set apart for
the bridal party, Miss Bessie CoWan
of the James Sprunt Institute. began
playing Mendelssohn' wedding march,
and the couples entered in the fol-
lowing order: Maid of honor, Miss
Estelle Carr; first brides maid, Miss
Edith Clifford, of New Bern, with Mr..
Tom Alderman; first groomsmen, Mr..
James Johnson: Misses Bette Will
liams. Laura Alderman, Jennie Berry,
Bessie Hinson, Charlie Westbrook,
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Fannie Cooper, MARYLAND Wallace.
Eleanor Wallace, Anna Carr and Miss
Nell Chambers. The ushers We're:
Messrs.. c. S. Carr. Ross Sloan, James
Sprunt and George Boney.
The bride entered, leaning upon the
arm of her father, who gave her away.
She was gowned i'm white crepe
decline over taffeta, bridal veil
caught by diamond sunburst ana
carried brides roses. After the bridal
party had taken places around the
altar. Rev. r. Murphy Williams, of
Wallace, assisted by Rev. w. M. Shaw,
of kenanSVille, performed in very
impressive manner the beautiful ring
ceremony, Miss CoWan played the
sweet Lohengrin march, and the party
passed cut, where carriages were in
waiting for them. After an early
dinner they left for the home of the
groom at Wallace.
The reception given at he home of
the brides father on Wednesday
night before the marriage was one OF
the most delightful social events that
has occurred here in many years.
The colors We're red and white. and
the dining room, with softly shaded
lights was charming in every way.
Delightful music was rendered by
several young ladies throughout the
evening. Souvenirs of hearts were
presented to the guests. The many
beautiful presents to the bride and
groom We're placed on a long table
i'm the parlor and We're greatly adj
mired. During the evening the we'd
ding supper took place.
The following ladies and gentlemen
were in attendance: Miss Laura AID
erman and DR.. j. G.. Murphy: Miss
Bessie Hinson and Mr.. r. Sloan; Miss
Bessie Cowan and Mr.. r. c.. Grady;
Miss Charlie Westbrook and Mr.. Jas.
Johnson; Miss Eleanor Wallace and
Mr.. Hugh Wallace; Miss Fannie
Cooper and Mr. James Sprunt; Miss
MARYLAND Wallace and Mr.. Tom
Alderman; Miss Bette Williams and
Mr.. George Boney; Miss Estelle Carr
and Mr.. C. V. Groom: Miss Bette
Bailey and Mr.. d. l.. Carlton; Miss
Anna Carr and Mr.. d. s. Hines: Miss
Nell Chambers and Prof. n. b. Page;
Miss Edith Fulford and George r.
Ward; Miss Jennie Boney and Mr..
G. s. Carr; Miss Lena Carr and Rev.
r. NJ. Williams; Misses L. y. Carr and
w. II. Ellsworth: Miss MelVa Carr and
Mr. Fitz Hugh Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. MCGOWAN are two of
Duplin's most popular young people,
and have a large circle of friends all
over North Carolina.
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COiVert-kirlzman.

High Point, oct. 7.-(SpeciaL)-
A pretty home wedding was solemn
lied Yesterday morning at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Kirkman,
when their attractive daughter. Miss
Anna Coffin Kirkman and Mr.. Samuel
Colvert, of Statesville, were married.
There were only relatives present
and the ceremony took place in the
hall at the foot of the stairway, pretty
decorations being used. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. W. M.
Bagby. pastor of Washington Street
M. f. church,
The happy couple have gone North
on wedding tour. and after Novem-
Der 5th will be at home in Statesville.
Both are very popular and the groom
is an energetic young business man.
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WANT SCHLEY TO APPEAR.
ord Meyer Says That Parker Will
Carry New York.
(By the Associated Press.l

New York. oct. 27.-The Demo-
cratic National committee is making
an effort to get Rear Admiral Win
field S. Schley (retired) to appear with
Senator Isidor Rayner when he speaks
in this city. Senator Ravner was Al Nd
miral Schley's attorney during me
court of inquiry in proceedings aIter
the Spanish War.
Chairman Cord Meyer of the Dem
ocratic committee said today:
1.-THE situation from our point OF
view could not be better. Judge
Parker will carry this state
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McGOWan-Wallace.

Kenansville, Oct 27.-(Special.) }
The marriage of Miss Ada Wallace
of this place and Mr. Pat MCGOWAN
of Wallace, was a social event of
much interest.
Many friends were present and the
wedding gifts showed the high esteem
of friends. The bride is the accomD-
Iished daughter of Mr. ID. II. Wallace.
clerk of the court of Duplin, and the
groom is cashier of the Bank OF wal
lace. Both are very popular.
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Parker Will speak Today.
1pr The Associated Press

Fsonus n Y. oct. 27.-Judge Par
ker reached home from New York this
afternoon and started in at once tc
prepare a speech to be delivered to
morrow to a delegation OF Democrats
from Orange county, y. I.