The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-12-01
WEDDING BELLS
MERELY JINGLE
Paducah Couples Wed in Metro
polls and Elsewhere.
A Number Of Other Weddings to
Take Place in Near
Future.
POPULAR COUPLE MARRY HERE

POPULAR COUPLE MARRY HERE
Announcement 10 made tod ay Of the
approaching wedding Of Miss Rather.
inc NJ. Holiday and Mr.. Two Petit,
two popular young people. The mar
risge will take place on Tuesday, De.
cember 20th, at p. m, ct the Sc.
Francis de Sales parsonage. The at
tenants will be Miss Hortense Thur
man and Mr.. George Holiday.
Miss Holiday IL the attractive
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hol-
lidsy, OF South Sixth street, and IL
a graduate OF the class of 1904 Of the
Paducah High school Mr.. Petit 10 .
popular young business man, connect
ed with the Southern Express Comps
ny - cashier. Both have large cir.
Gle OF friends to extend congratuls.
tions
Mr.. U. L. Hurley, q popular young
Attaohe Of the local I. u. yard depart
ment, ami Miss Willie Watts, OF l720
Jackson street, will be married this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the resi-
denoe Of the bride, and will leave at 6
o'clock for New Orleans on bridal
tour.
Mr Hurley is popular young rail
road man ana his bride.to-be 10 Q
daughter Of Mr.. W. L. Watts. She IL
a bright and lovsble young woman
with many friends who will wish her
success. The mari sge will be per.
formed by Rev. I. J. Newell, Of the
Broadway Methodist church.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bonnin, OF this city,
and Mr.. Peter Allen, OF the county,
will be married on Deoem Der Sth at
the residence OF the brides parents,
Mira and Mrs. Joseph A. Miller, At
Tenth and Harrison streets. Rev. W.
II. Pinkerton, OF the First Christian
church, will perform the ceremony.
shey Will reside at the groom's home
10 the county, Of which he is a promi-
nent resident.
In Dyersburg, Tenn, next Wednes-
day evening Miss Olive Tenney and
Mr.. Walter Scott Draper, both of
that city, will be married at the: Meth.
odist church. Miss Evelyn Walker,
OF this city, will be one Of the brides
maids.
Both Miss Tenney and Mr.. Draper
have visited the Misses Walker her
and are popular young people in Dy-
ersburg.
The marrisge of Mrs. Lula Johni-
ton, of South Eleventh street, and NJ II.
John stovall, Of Fulton, took place
last evening at $3.50 O'Clock at 1918
south Fifth street. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. L. Perry.
mau, ,of the Baptist church. Miss
Walker, Of Trimble street, played the
wedding march.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stovsll left today fer
Fulton where they will make their
home, the groom being . popular
young rsilroader running out of that
city.
Miss Ruth Emma Wright and Mr..
r. L. Culver, of Hampton, Livingston
county, were married yesterday at
noon by the Rev. q. W. Perryman, of
the First Baptist church, in his study.
They were accompanied by . number
OF friends from their home. After the
ceremony they returned to Hampton.
They are popular young people of Liv-
ings ton county. .
Miss Genie Spalcing ami Mr.. Artie
Harris. two popular young people of
the Maxon Mills section. were ma; :
ried Monday night ut Cairo. They
have the best wishes of many friends
here.
Justice Thomas Liggett, at Metrop'
]
squire for Kentucky and Illinois, has
within the past day or two married
the following people:
Mr.. Ebert Grubbs, PAducah, and
Miss orrie Dublin, nf jackson. Tenn
on November 2sth.
Mr.. Amos Chapman and Miss Mat
tie K. Rhodes, Of MAyfield, Graves
oounfv vaatardav