The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1914-07-03
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Popular Young Couple Of West End
Wed Sunday-Moreiand Notes

Moreland, July 5.
| a beautiful summer wedding, charm
ing to its simplicity took place SSun-
day morning at Junction City at the
Catholic church, when Miss Geneva
Ncwsom, daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Newscm Of ST. Louis, Mo-. and grand
daughter OF Mrs. Josh Myers, OF this
place. with whom she has been visit
ing for some time was married to Mr.
Eugene Tamme, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
w r Tamme, of this place. simple
decoration gave the church an APP
propiatc appearance for the bridal as
scmblagc Father Leo led the way to
the altar. where after the party as
senblcd he performed the ceremony in
/ the presence OF a large number OF
guests. The bride wore an elegant
white gown trimmed in Duchess lace.
Mrs Albert Moser, sister of the groom
looked attractive IN white taffeta suit
with hat :" match She was the matr"n
Of honor Mr.. Moscr was best man.
/ Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs Tamme left amid the show
erS OF rice for the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. !. Tamme where a beautiful
reception was given in their honor.
They will 90 TO Cincinnati on their
bridal tour. Those who attended the
wedding from this place were MIR and
Misses Lula Belle and Clara Rout,
Miss Irene Morgan, Miss Bette Mich
olson. Mr. Tom Rout. Mr. Lucicn My
cfS, Mr.. Walter Moser Mr. Waiter
Elkin and Mr. Willie Pruitt.
Key. ". q. Montgomery had very
narrow escape from serious accident
last Monday, as he was returning
home from Charlottesville, where he
had been to fill his appointment on the
previous Sunday. He was driving
through a lane where at the time
young boy. named Garrison, was now
ing weeds with moving machine
His horses became frightened and ran
away, throwing him off, but as it hap
pcntd The lines were caught in the
blade and stopped them just before
they reached Rev. Montgomery. One
ri The hurses was cut severely The
road was very narrow and if they had
not stopped would perhaps have injur-
cd the horse cf Rev. Montgomery and
perhaps him.
Rev. Peryman. OF Danville. filled
the pulpit at the Methodist church sun
day evening. lie delivered an exceilant
sermon on aye are the Light of the
World Rev Wagner, the regular
pastor is at Concord holding series
OF meetings.
Rev Ernest Ford preached at Nc
Cormacks church Sunday afternoon.
The Women Missionary meeting
was held at the parsonage last Thurs
day.
The ". {. T. L. met with Mrs. A.
W. Carpenter last week. Miss Liccie
Beazley and Mrs. ]. X. Baughman,
gave splendid addresses. Refreshments
were served.
The Ladies Aid will serve ice cream
at the Public Square on next Saturday
afternoon.
Mr.. Jos Jessie bought of Mr., c. X.
Mcclure a lot for $3.50 joining his
home on Second street Mr. Jessie will
soon build and he with his wife will
move here from McCormacks church.
Mr.. Jessie is an efficient blacksmith
and will appreciate all work given
him
Mrs. Oscar Minks and Mrs Bert
Myers have been very sick. but are
better at the writing.
Mr. Walter Elkin. who is visiting
Mr. c. b. Pruitt from Louisville hap
pered to 10 a very painful accident the
other day, when he was riding horse
back and the saddle turned. throwing
him off and the horse stepped on him,
breaking two ribs and injuring him