The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-12-31
MATRIMONIAL.


were married at J. N. Longs on the
"a.
r. NJ. Penny and Mrs. Mary Brown
were married at Somerset by Rev. HUI
ey.
George Wilder obtained license We'd
nesday TO marry Miss Bette Quarles on
Jan. 2.
John Renner, aged II. and Miss Katie
Sweeney. IL, were married in Rock
castle.
J. W. Terry and Miss Emma Holmes
Adams we're made one at Danville on
the 18th.
Shell Reed and Miss Cynthia War
field were made one at c. ID. Warield's
Wednesday
The Advocate announces the engage
ment Of Miss Katherine Curry, Of Dan
Vile, to Sanders Clay. of Psducah.
W. T. Datson and Miss Hattie Elan
cry were married on the oath at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. J. J.
Dickey.
Grover Gastineau and Miss Alpha
Naylor drove to Lancaster on Christ
mas eve and were married by Rev. +.
"a. finder.
William Adams and Miss Cora Baugh
were joined in wedlock's holy bonds at
Rev. J. NJ. Cooks by that gentleman
Wednesday.
A. r. Watson and Miss Ora Foley.
both of the East End. were joined
heart and hand at Logan's Hotel.
Crab Orchard, Wednesday.
Cyrus johnson. a prominent young
man Of Kings Mountain. and Miss Ora
Belle Reynolds. pretty and popular
girl Of the same section. were married
on the 18th.
Miss Matte Hays Rochester. sister
Of Mr.. J. welch Rochester. Of this
place. was married at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. Frank Lee. at Middlesboro.
to Mr.. J. NJ. owsley, Of that place.
The bride Is well known here. where
she lived many years and is greatly low
ed by our people. The groom is
originally from Orlando. Fla. and Is
fine young business man. They will
make their home at Middlesboro.
Joseph VIM. Ferz. Of Louisville, and
Miss Emma II. Adams. of this city.
were united in marriage Sunday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. M. S. Phil
lips. Rev. Walker. Of the Christian
church. officiating. They are both
mutes and are graduates Of the X. s.
d. at Danville. The bride is sister Of
Mesdames Ike and James Phillips and
is quite popular. They will reside in
Louisville. where the groom holds a
splendid position. The two had been
sweethearts since they were mere chill
dren. A FRIEND.
J. A Rogers and Miss Irene Ruble.
two popular young people Of Garrard
county. drove to Burgin Dec. % and
were joined in wedlock's holy bonds.
They took the train for Louisville and
other points Of interest and will be gone
several days on their bridal tour. The
groom, who formerly lived in Lincoln
county. is a clever and progressive
young farmer. while his bride is the
handsome and accomplished daughter
Of one of the Oldest and wealthiest fam
lilies Of Gsrrard. Their many friends
join in wishing them all the happiness
this life affords.
On Dec. "a. f. Z. Gam and Miss
Ethel Eads surprised their many friends
by driving to Stanford and having the
nuptial knot tied. The bride is the ED
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John w
Eads. of Hustonville. and is exceeding
ly pretty and lovable. Med" As he Is
Familiarity known. is a son Of James F.
Gam, of Casey. and prominent farm
err. The contracting parties are form
erly from Monticello and their court
ship has lasted for some years. On
Christmas day at the brides home an
elegant dinner was served. Many
handsome presents were received. They
will soon 20 to housekeeping on his
Casey county farm. Their many friends
join in wishing them a long. prosperous
and happy welded life.
Mr.. w. p. Kincaid. of this place,
and Mrs. Anna Russell. of Lebanon.
were married ut the residence Of Rev.
W. 7. Baird in Lebanon Thursday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Barker, re-
latives of the bride, stood with them
during the ceremony. They came i'm
mediately {, Stanford and will occupy
his pretty home on Logan Avenue as
soon as they can get it furnished. In
the meantime they are domiciled at the
st. Asaph. Mr.. Kincaid Is the we'll
known tobacco buyer and very clever
gentleman. His bride has lived in