The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-29
mrs. ]. c. c. MAYO
MARRIED TO DR.. FETTER
HAPPY cuLMlNATloN OF Ac
ouAINTANcE FORMED LAST
WINTER IN FLORIDA.

Tho following is taken from tho Ash
land Independent OF Saturday, Sep
ten her gs: :
Mra ]. c. c. Mayo. widow OF Col.
John G. c, Mayo, late OF Pantsville.
who did so much 10 develop the Big
Sandy regions, and whose success in
life riyaied the stories OF Aladdin. was
married al 2;50 o'clock this afternoon
10 DIR. $. r. Fetier Of Portsmouth, o.
DIR, Fetter and Nils. Mayo met last
winter while both were at Miami. Fla.
Tho wedding was solemnized at the
home of Postmaster and Mrs. G. NJ.
Preston OF East Lexington avenue.
Rev. G. A, Slaughter OF the NJ. u.
Church South. performed the ceremony.
He WAS Mrs. Eetter,s pastor In Paints
vile few years ago.
The wedding was very quiet AFFAIR,
and was solemnizcd IN the presence Of
tho Preston family. who are relatives Of
Mrs. Fetter. Mir. and Mrs. J. w. NJ.
Stewart. Judge and Mrs, John \. Ha-
ger, Mr.. and Mra r. Il. Henderson, Miss
Anna NJ. Poage and Miss Anna Mary
Kelly. OF Ashland. and MIR. and Mrs.
Carl Hosa OF Huntington. The we'd
ding march was played by Rogers
Preston on the violin and Mrs. w. j.,
Bradford on the plano. The bride wore
an exquisite gown OF delicate autumn
tints
Following inc ceremony, DR.. and
Mrs. Fetter left for I'aintsyillc, where
they will reside.
Previous 20 tho wedding Mrs, Mayo
transferred to herself, Or. Feticr ] W,
~ Stewart OF Ashland. M r. conley.
OF Louisa and JOHN V. Buckingham ot
Palntsvllie, MS trustees for her two
children. John c, G. and Margaret
Mayo. one half tho stock OF the Mrs.
John c. G. Mayo company, corpora
iion under the laws OF Kentucky. the
papers for which were nlcd Yesterday
by Mrs. Mayo'a attorneys, Hager and
Stewart of Ashland Mrs. Mayo con
yeried 20 tho company all the vast
holdings which Col. Mayo left un
reservcdiy 20 her under his will
MIRA Fetter, who is one OF ehc wealth
lest women In her own right in the
country, is the possessor of rare beau
~. personal charm and manners. She
IL beloved by all who know her. espec-
tally by the people Of the Big Sandy
region, among whom she wns reared
and In whose welfare she is sincerely
Interested. She was devoted and low
ing wife TO Col. Mayo and much Of his
wonderful success was due TO her coun-
sel and help She Is also an ideal moth
or and Is deeply devoted TO her chill
dren.
DIT. Fetter II ono OF Portsmouths
most Huccessflil and prominent physi-
clans. young man % fine appear
ahce. sterling worth and strong char
actcr.
Before tho marriage took place the
-Mrs c. c. Mayo Company" was in
oorporated az 5000. 900 and the property
OF the estate transferred TO this cor
poration. One half OF the stock was
divided equally between John and
Margaret Mayo. ages ls and II res
peotiyely 20 be held In trust for them.
with tho income, until the age OF 90
The directors OF tho corporation are
Mr.. and Mrs. Fetter. ]. w NJ, stewart,
John Il. Buckingham and NJ. II. Coniey
Mr.. and Mira lcctter are about the
eamo age.2in tho middle thlrties, II Is
not necessary 10 Introduce Mrs. Fetter
10 our readers, as she is too well and
favorably known 10 need any desorip-
tjon or praise at our hands, Her ben
evidences. her intense interest In local
people and affairs have endeared her
10 everybody. she is Il woman ot high
ideals. standing for churches schools
and temperance, and making her in
f1uence felt In all these lines, She has
ability. beauty and character. is modest
IN her work. and devoted TO her family
home and friends
DR.. Fetter Is fine christian gentle
man. son OF an Episcopal minister from
North Carolina. He was one OF the
leading physicians Of Portsmouth and
,Dromlncnt in Ohio medical circle, The
rser, highest words Of commentator
,ak ko Dr. Fetters character and his
prcfessional and personal worth are
coming from Portsmouth people