The Tupelo journal., 1906-10-05
HVMENEAL

Married-At Shannon September Both
R. M. Francis officiating, w. D. Atkins
and Miss Jessie Mills. Our heartieSt
best wishes attend the happy couple
through life.
Married Near Baldwin, Rev. NJ. T.
McLain officiating, Mitchell Herring to
Miss Maude Buse. May lifes pathway
be strewn with choicest flowers.
Married Near Guntown on September
23rd, Miss Katie Martin to B. f. Hill,
]. H. butler, j. P officiating. The
congratulations and best wishes Of a
host of friends follow the happy couple
through life.
Married-At the home of JIM. Sample,
J. P. at Verona, on Sunday afternoon
Miss Carrie A. Summers was married
to J. C. Hardin, the happy couple hay
ing the ceremony performed while
seated in the buggy. License was pro-
cured early in the month for the mar
rage but owing to the illness of the
bride the marriage was postponed until
Sunday. We join the many friends of
the contracting parties in wishing them
every joy in this life.
| Married. the home of the bride near
Tupelo on the 23rd September, Miss
/ Opal Hubbard to Mamon Baldwin, P. E..
Mize officiating in the presence of a
number Of invited guests. Miss Hub
bard is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. C. Hubbard and is greatly admired.
The groom resides at Belden and is a
most worthy young man. Our best
wishes follow them.
Married-At the home of the birdie in
Tupelo on September Oath, Miss jimmie
| Payne was married to Mr.. j. G. Potts,
Rev. SD. Shelton saying the ceremony
| in the presence of number of friends.
The bride is the daughter of the late
Marion Payne and has won many friends
while a resident of Tupelo. Mr.. Potts
| is vardmaster of the Frisco road here
and stands high with his company and
the public generally. The Journal joins
in extending to the newly welded pail
our sincere best wishes.
Married-At tie residence of Rev. G.
w. Potter in Nettleton on the after
noon of September the 9th Miss Luls
Petty was quietly married to MIR. l.. /
| Candy of Plantersyille. Rev Potter of
| ficiating Miss Petty has been engaged
| in teaching in Lee county for severa
wears and is a lady of fine intellectual
attachments and has won most en-
yiab!e name as a teacher She is de-
servidly popular wherever known, MI
Candy is one of the most subtantial
and popular citizens OF the county anc
has a host of friends who join with the
Journal in extending to him and his
ride best wishes
Married the 23rd of September at
the Methodist parsonage at Verona
Mr. John Hoyle and Miss Mamie Coz
were united in marriage Rev. d M Ged,
dy performing the ceremony. Th'
bride is charming and lovely young
lady numbers her friends by the num-
Der of her acquaintance Mr. Hoyle
is we'll known in the country and is
young man with many friends We ex
tend to him and his bride our very hes
wishes
On the afternoon of September 27
Mr.. L. B. Candy and Miss Lula Pettey
were happily united in marriage at tn
residence OF the writer, who ofiiciated
Both parties are well known in this ant
other communities IN Lee county, ant
have many friends who feel lively in
terest in their happiness. Mr.. Candy
* one of the best citizens in the county
a successful farmer and a devoted chris
tian gentleman. Miss Lula Pettey Is
Lone Of the most intelligent and accom-
plished young ladies in this section o.
our country. She has established fol
herself an excellent reputation as ar
| instructor in the public school work If
our state. Heayen's best blessings at
tend them through useful life.
'e'iS G. w. POTTER.
The community of Rusk were surprised
when the marriage of Mr.. James Co,
and Miss Ada Dodson was annunced
This happy event occurred Sept. 18th.
Miss ada is the charming daught er
Of Mr.. CA Dodson. Her loving dis
nosifion and amiable manners have won
for her a host of friends and she vii
be sadly missed. 1850 81.