The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1913-01-01
MAR RED

Married, in this city. at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fielder. on Wednesday, Dec. 25Ih, Miss
Addie Fielder and Mr.. James Ray. Rev,
A. J. Tribble officiated.
At the residence Of the officiating nil-
ister, El9 A. ]. Tribble. on Tuesday,
Dec. gath. at o'clock p. m, Miss Fan
ME SewsIl and Mr.. Albert Golden. both
of the Brassfeld section, were msds
husband and wife.
Robert Rowlette and Miss Daisy
Mullikin we're married at the residence
Of Prof. E. c, McDougle. Christmas
Day. The happy couple we're accom-
panied by party of friends and reia-
lives. The groom is a prosperous far
mer living on the Curtis and the bride
is daughter Of Robert Mullikin OF the
Barnes Mill Pike. Many good wishes
] go with the young couple.
Mr.. Dee Taylor, Of near this city. and
Miss Gertrude Ross, Of CottonburE
we're united in marriage at the resideno
Of Rev. E. G. McDougle, this city.on ths
10th. The happy couple motored 70
Richmond in company with DENTS
Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thou-
as. The groom is tie son Of WOOdsU
Taylor and is prosperous farmer. HIS
bride is a daughter Of w. NJ. Ross and
is very attractive and aecOmplishsi
young lady. The happy couple accom-.
panied by NJ. and Mrs. Frank Thomas
left Immediately for Clark county. The
couple. who will reside Lear COtIonsI
ourg. have the best wishes Of host Of
friends for a long and prospeSous life.
The culmination Of two love romanca
came at 1 p NJ. Saturday, December .
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs. Roben
White, at White Hall, when their two
daughters, Nora and Gertie we're n'.rr-
ed to Garlic and Shelby Riddell. respec.
lively. in the presence OF a company Of
relatives and friends, Prof. E. O. Nc.
Dongle joined the happy hearts
in sweet and unique ceremony, re
ceiying both marriage vows jointly TIE
grOoms are cousins, Garlic Riddell being
the son Of the late Joseph Riddell and
Shelby, being the son Of Jason Ridisl
who lives at the Cassius Clay home
The brides are attractive daughters q
Mr.. and Mrs Robert White. A deligh-
full wedding dinner was served The
young couples and their friends BY The
brides parents.
Tomorrow, Thursday, at 1890 a. N.
Miss Marion Stuart Burnam and NJ
James @. Wilson will be united in The
holy bonds Of wedlock. the ceremony %
be performed by Rev. Edmund Burnam,
uncle Of the bride. at the home OF the
brides parents in Burnamwood. The
wedding will be a quiet home affair and
will be attended by relatives and in.
mediate members of the contracting
parties. Immediately after the csrs
mony the happy couple will leave FOR
short southern trip. returning to Louis
vile where they will go to housekesp
ing The bride-to-be is one OF the mos
popular young ladies who ever resided
in this city. possessing a disposition Of
the sunniest nature. consequently hg
circle Of friends includes her eutnS
acquaintance, and while all extend ths
heartiest wishes for a long and hapE
married life, her departure from thH
city viii be greatly regretted. To ID
good people Of the Falls City the Climn
commends this brilliant young womu
Mr.. Wilson is son Of the late PRO-. "
NJ. Wilson, who was for a many van
a professor in Central UNIVERSITY, fhs
city, and is a prominent dealer ID sloa
and bonds Of Louisville. who IS vG
the worth prize he has won