?!\* ► V*t• swwWr-^SKit:v£iAt hibh noonhome oflthe bride’s failcity Eldbr R. E. L. Prunty^ ed the Ceremony which ,,iinit|i marriagi Miss Lena L. Appleg,..^eldest laughter of W. 3. Applegate^, and Dr. j. ArthurTownsend sWi-ofy£bp~rsssvw?r, Vxt!«*•mO. J. ToWnsend of this city. Imme^4 diately after th. ceremony a deUe- b- ^ ious wqdding dinner was served 'If. and following that the bridal party^took the 2 o ’clock train for QuinejK $3?to be present at the wedding oLthe \i ______m:—xt;**. r\iry '*K; '€ibride’s cousin, Miss Nita O’Bryant*,to-night. - .Mrs. Townsend is one of Union-ville's brightest ana most amiableyoung women, very popular with everybody and possessed of thosegraces of mihd dnd heart which will*• »t P** ***.,Kalways assure her. a* warn place ia,i W«tMMthe affections o! comiuunity whick‘ has known her since chHdhood*The gjroomis a youngman of more. . £f| than ordinary promise—he hai/ 3 graspedi every opportunity for ad-: vancement and made the most Of, ifcOne year ago he graduated in medicine and followed that with six months of hospital practice, them-locating in Union ville for the practice of his profession; and tote but fair to say that his qualification are*rapidly enabling him to push into / : the front rank*After the wedding tour down the ? ^Mississippi and up the Tennessee,Vvrivers the happy couple return to' ^ ^Unionville to commence housekeep-.^ --ifing in apartments in the Townsend v -residence which have been elabor-'$W- - -__ Oately prepared for them. Needless Hf. m 1 t . * S ... *-lt;f ^ a' **!\)to say the presents received weres5 numerous and beautiful. Only. a (_few of the closest friends were pres-* ent, betide the relatives of both'1 -*■contracting parties.