WEDDED THIS MORNINGLMRS. EDNA YOUNG BECAME BRIDEOF MR. WILL LAUGHLINBrtrie Well Known in This Community—For the Last Five Years Oneof the Clerks at Hoaolin’s.A quiet wedding was solemn: the M. E. parsonage at eleven o’clock , lt;this morning when Mrs. Edna Young 1of this city and Mr. Will Laughlin were united in the bonds of holy matrimony by Rev. Thos. Osborn, thepastor of the M. E. church. The cere-mony was a simple one, the onlyguests present being Mrs. Augusta i [ Cosier and Mrs E. John Richards.'| The bride looked very pretty in her blue traveling gown with hat to match. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.Laughlin at once left for their farm at Danville, where they will at once go! ito housekeeping. Later on when the!lt; weather is warmer they are planning!)to take a wedding trip.The bride is very well known In thiscity. She was born in Ohio and for many years lived in Braddyville in the northwestern part of this After the death of her first husbandishe became a nurse in the State llos;, pital here where she was a valued andesteemed employee for many years.Five years ago she became one of theclerks at Hoaglin’s store and quickly |lt;became a favorite with aU with whomshe came in contact. Her cheerful face'-and pleasant ways will he greatlyt imissed. The groom is not as w«*JIknown in this community, he wasborn ir. this state and has for many j lt;years been a successful farmer. Heis the father of 'iiss Olive Laughlinof the Telephone ior*e The -rood wishes of a host of friends go withtiiis worthy couple for many years ofJ! in pp i n o as and pros polity.