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rtson sold to 1 of mules atBRASEL-HARRIS.to Wm F. tote or account )oce.Brilliant Wedding Was the Week'sFeature at Tazewell.either by note, call aod settlecost. T\W. Butler,t be dismissed he week Dp ! indictmentsby telephone if residents,would call us location.-known stock i next Satur-pose of buying ' in your stuff.*d and I am t. Call early )le of callingJ. N. Page.Q. Jones, this lots for sale, f the Linsey ress him at lmaturday to A, harness geld-rnare for $105. i sold to same $90.aders is call-at of W. F. ve a splendid invite theirem.juilivan, the il county, is1 be ready for imestown tho nth. B • ^ken into and i Wednesday ere put upon to the house lor, who wassome slight s in the sur-lisville. The s place to the abated. Mr.roung people ^of Mr. Robt. jht, and for htful times.Miss Delle taining.Mr. Sam F. juisville lasta job-print-t city. Mr. d by a large tablishment.f the Baptist days ago, a cure a pastor open corres-nd tbe mem* lat they will ,□ early date.Tazewell, Tenn., Jan. 24.—On yesterday at 4 p. m., at the Baptist church here occurred the wedding of Mr. Charles H. Branel, of Macon, Ga., to Miss Mary Emma Harris, of Tazewell. Rev. C. M. Reid, of Mlddlesboro, Ky.. officiated, while Prof. Picham, of Cumberland Gap, Tenn., played the wedding march for the occasion.At the first strains of the beautiful Lohegian march the urshers, J. W. Harris, of Charlottsvllle, Va., and Hon. H. Y. Hughes, W. H. Eppesand W. H. Carr, of Tazewell, moved down the church aisle. Mrs. James P. Ki-vette, as matron of honor, f allowed next aud then the little fiower girls preceded the bride, who was leaning on tbe arm of ber father. Tbe groom, attended by bis best man, tbe Hon, W. B. Hodges, of Morristown, met them at the altar.The bride was beautifully attired in a gown of white taffeta and chiffon, hand embroidered in clover blossoms and carried a bouquet of bride’s roses Tbe veil was caught with orange blossoms and fell the full length of the train enveloping her in a mist of bridal beauty. The groom and his best man, Hon. W. B. Hodges, wore conventionalblack.The matron of honor, Mrs. James P. Kivette, of Tazewell, was dressed in white satin trimmed in real lace ana carried a bouquet of pink carnations.Little Miss Mary Leonard Harris, of Charlottsvllle, Va., carried the ring on a silver waiter, accompanied by the little Miss Charlotte Kivette, of Tazewell, the flower girl, who carried a basket of white hyacinths.Immediately after tbe ceremony the family and immediate friends were given an elegant lunch at the charm* log home of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Kivette. The diningroom was beautifully decorated in roses aod pink carnations. Five courses were served. Many beautiful and expensive presents were received.Among those attending from a distance were. Mr. A. W. Harris, Mi. and Mrs. W. E. Harris aod two children, and J. W. Harris, of Charlottsvllle, Va., Mrs, Dr. Witt, S. Conway, of Atlanta, Ga., Editor C. S. Harris, of the Adair County News, and his two little sons, of Columbia, Ky., Mrs. S. L. Harris, of Russellville, Tenn., Hob. W. B Hodges and G. N. Johnson, of Morris-towu, Tenn., S. B. Day, of Whitesburg, Tenn.Tbe bride is the popular and charming daughter of Mr. A, W. Harris, now of Charlottsvllle, Va. She was reared and educated in Southwest Virginia and possesses tbe happy faculty of making many friends.The groom Is an East Tennessean by by birth and education, and is a most successful business mao. He has a host of friends in East Tennessee and Central Georgia and at present holds a yery lucrative position at Macon, Ga., with the Deering Harvesting Co.After the reception the happy couple left on the north bound train on an extended wedding tour. They will make their home at Macon, Ga — Knoxville Journal and Tribhne.ELD. W. K. AXBLL.The Courier-Journel of last Saturday contained the following sketch:“Eld. W. K. Azbill is the promoter ofThe citizens of 1 sell county, are 11the removal of thlt;propose to buildtbeir individual e people of tbe couc measure. It will vote of the whole proposition. The citizens last we interest, but tbe i been reported to people of Jamesto fight the proposi order has alreadybuildiDg of a new and in all probabil be in progress beflt; milted, should anThe Courier-Joujarticle last week who it is said Is si residence of a frie The writer states killed eleven met wounded others, well known throi and he has ne1 charged with kill! negro, at New Ma: At the time this 1 negro was advancii a pithfork. Lodglt; lawless fellow, b demon as has been papers.The people of ceived with sadn night the intellig Mrs. Waltoiof Rev, T. F. Wj years the pastor c Church, this cityCloverport where preaching for the the husband, two left. To him wh afflicted the sym community is exped was bom andviile and tbe inu cemetery, that cilDr. R. H. Perryi was in the Newsofl reported that ther cases of lagrippe ai practice. A little T. Neat, Messrs. C R. F. Burton are with proper care tl will restore them t tor also reported tlhad sold his proper with his family, fo tory in a very sho good citizen and th neighborhood regn eluded to take his er clime.Mrs. W. E. Br the following ladi dinner last Thuj Mrs. Farmer, Mrs Jss. Garnett, Jr.,; Misses Alice Wcx Ethel Azbill, Effllt; lie Rey Marcum, given in honor of ! mer, Ashley, XU., Mrs. W. A. Cofflt; Wood, Campbells Miss Effie Bradshs an elegant affair a noon delightful mDr. L. C. Nell, ol the Republican no Adair and Cumber] next Legislature.an intnrnrhan rullrnnH liPaA* Ua* .x/v/v
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Columbia Adair County News
Columbia, Kentucky, US
Wed, Jan 28, 1903
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