The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-30
NOTABLE NUPTIALS
AT HIGHLAND
MISS ROSA MEIER WEEDS MR..
BERNARD HoEHN-OTHER
NEWS.
Highland. Ky. Sept. goth.

Highland. KY, Sept. 10Th.
Married. at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Meier on the 9th by Father
Hinke, pastor OF the Greenheim and
Ottenteim German reformed churches
Miss Rosa Meier and Mr. Bernard
Hoehn, OF Ottenheim. This was one
of the most notable weddings that has
ever occurred at this place, there be-
ing about 100 guests present.
Little Misses Irene Meier and Mar
garet Huffman nieces of the bride who
acted as flower girls preceded the at
tendants, Mr.. Walter Warfield and
Miss Emma Meier, sister of the bride
bearing a basket OF white and pink
carnations, the attendants all being
dressed ia pink and white and the
bride in white. The ceremony which
was quite a lengthy one was all in
German followed by a prayer in En-
glish by Rev. j. NJ. Cook.
After tho ceremony and congratu-
lations, the bride announced that she
would throw her bouquet into the air,
and the one catching the same would
be the next one to marry There was
quite a scramble among the maria
geable girls present when Miss. Fan
ME Hatfield the beautiful school
madam. of Mt Moriah succeeded in
catching it,
beautiful supper was then serv-
ed TO the large crowd present. The
bride and groom have both been liv-
ing in Louisville for some six or eight
years. This is the sixth child OF Mr..
and Mrs. Meier to marry, but the only
one TO marry at home. Among the
guests that were present were: Mr.
John Meier, OF Danville. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Cover, OF Corbin, Mrs. o. NJ.
Huffman, of Danville, Mrs. o. p Huff
man, Mrs. John Camenisch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arnold c. ZurgGrg, OF Stanford.
MIR. B. G.. Cover, OF Hustonville, Mrs.
Parducci, of Georgetown. Miss Hattie
Walters of New Jersey, and Miss Rice
of Grand Junction. Colorado.
The writer wishes the bride and
groom long happy and useful life.
Farmers are getting along nicely
housing their tobacco.
Our community was considerably
shocked when the news was around
that Mauser Baugh was dead. The
Young man was about 81 years of age
and had made trip to Oklahoma
last spring returning about July LIST,
and since his return he has been con-
fined TO his home by malariah fever
no one thinking he was seriously sick.
He lived with his only sister Mrs j.
p. Floyd, whom he asked to go TO the
spring and set him fresh drink
when she found him dying. His re-
mains We're laid, away at the grave
yard at the Methodist church by the
side of his mother who preceded him
several years ago He leaves father
and sister to mourn his loss.
Died at her home in Stanford on
Sunday Sept. 25th, Mrs. w. &, Young
Her remains were laid away at the
Mt. Moriah church after funeral SER
vices conducted by Mr.. Joe McCIary.
She leaves a. husband and five chill
dren TO mourn her loss
Rev Carr filled his appointment at
Mt. Moriah Sunday.
Rev. A. p, Wilson has assigned, as
pastor of the. Highland, Methodist
church but has not arrived yet.
/ Rev. Ebert Young who was assign
| ed to the Boonville church. after Wis
lifting his parents here for two weeks
or more left last Saturday with his
wife and baby for Boonvilie.
Mrs j. Wash Cook has returned
from visiting relatives in New Albany,
Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. Perk Elliott, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Davenport. of Humph-
fey. spent several days with the Jer-
key Bros, and MIR. and Mrs, j. M.
Young
| Nem Clavwer. OF Tenn, was here
this week win his sister Mrs. w. u.
Baugh-
Mr. win Baugh has returned from
visit to his brother George Baugh
in Detroit Michigan.
MIR. and Mrs. q. NJ. Young. Sorma,
Lucille and Roberta with Rev. f. +.
Young wife and baby, visited their
relatives at Bethel Ridge.
Mrs. Sarah Austin is with her daugh
ter Mrs. Walls at South Fork.