The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-01-01
MATRIMONIAL.

James McGuffey and Miss Dora Watts
were married at Highland last week.
W. W. Holley and Miss Haley James,
both Of Rowland, were made one last
week.
Casey Crews, eyed 10, and Miss Fam
ME wicher. 10, were married at Steve
Peyton's on the 2sth.
Rev. Harry n. Goodwin, of Pontiac,
ILL.,, aged 81, ran away with and mar
ried l5-year-old girl.
A. G. Dunlap, of Russell county, and
Miss Emma Routon, Of this county,
were Joined heart and hand on the 9th.
County Judge Stephens decided at
Covington that a couple cannot get
married in another State on license
issued in Kentucky.
At Washington, Pa, a widower and
his two sons were married to a widow
and her two daughters. One ceremony
tied up the whole gang.
Miss Myrtle Hendren and Leslie II.
Ship eloped from Lebanon to Louis
vile and were married. She is daugh-
ter of John Hendren, who used to live
here.
Earl Withers, of the Gilberts Creek
section, and Miss Nancy Raney, of this
place, drove to Lancaster Tuesday and
were married by Rev. F. NJ. finder.
They were accompanied by Luther Tu-
dor and Miss Maggie Huffman. The
groom is an Industrious, energetic young
farmer, while his bride is an exceeding
ly pretty and popular lady. For some
time she has been connected with Sew
erance & Sons store and was one of its
most popular and efficient salesladies.
Mr.. Withers and his bonnie bride will
make their home with her father, Mr..
John Raney, on Danville Avenue, where
the best wishes of many friends will be
with them.
NORTHUMBERLAND. A pretty
country wedding was celebrated at
Hebron church at P. NJ, Dec. "a,
when j. S. Holtzclaw. and Miss Earle
holland were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony, Rev. F. d. Palmeter Of
ficiating. The bride, who is a pretty
bru cite, was becomingly attired in a
suit of blue cloth with hat to match,
and carried a bouquet of holly and
mistletoe. The groom on entering the
church passed down the left aisle, pre-
ceded by his sister, Miss Bessie Holtz.
claw, and cousin Miss leila Holtzclaw.
and the bride was accompanied down
the right aisle by her sister, Miss
Stella holland, and cousin Miss Garrett
Scott. Mrs. Sterling Curtis played
the wedding march. The bride and
groom stood under a huge Christmas
bell which was suspended from an arch
of Christmas evergreens which connect
ed two ladened Christmas trees. The
church was lighted by tapers which
shone out from the profusion of holly
and mistletoe. Immediately after the
ceremony MIR. and Mrs. B. ID. Holtz-
claw entertained at an elegant dinner,
only the families and relatives being
present. Our "Sam" is model young
farmer of unimpeachable Christian
character, and "Fay" possesses all the
attributes that go to make a help-meet
indeed for her noble young husband.
They will go to housekeeping at once.
and will enjoy the many useful and
handsome presents, so lavishly bestow-
ed upon them by their host of friends.
May their lives be heightened into
many years of usefulness and happiness
and heavens choicest blessings be upon
them. L.
At 10 o'clock "Wednesday morning in
the Christian church the hearts Of Miss
Stella McClary, of this place. and Mr..
Will A. Yeager. of Middlesboro, were
bound together in a pretty ceremony
said by Rev. d. NJ. Walker, Of the
Christian church. The attendants were
Mr.. d. G. Kinks, of Middlesboro, and
Miss Matte McClary. sister OF the
bride. Miss Mary McRoberts presided
at the organ. After the ceremony, the
newly made pair drove to Danville AND
were dined at the Gilcher Hotel by Mr..
Morgan Beazley. who was accompanied
by Miss Abbie Lutes. The bride anc
groom later took the train for Cincln'
natl, where they will spend their honey
moon. They will return about Jan. 18th
and be at home to their friends at Forl
Ridge, Ky. The bride is well-knowr
and greatly admired at her home here
She is a charming young woman ant
will prove helpmeet in all the wore
means. She wore handsome travel
ing suit of blue and carried huge bou
quet of brides roses. The groom is
prominent young business man OF Bel
county and is held in high esteem b.
the people Of his section. The popular
ity of the couple was shown to som
extent by the number of elegant wed
ding presents they received, it taking
: good sized room to display them. Tn
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