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Mrs. Nunive I lark broad is ill vvi' li typhoid fever, and is at this writing getting along verv nicely.Mr. Chas. S» earingin, ot Louis-villi was here Wednesday attending the Swearingen Faulkner nuptials.Mr. and Mrs A. W. llop|ier, left Tuesday tor Louisville to attend State Meeting ot Funeral DirectorsMiss May me lohnson and sisters w ho have been making their home in Pineville, have returned to this jcity.Miss Alma Faulkner returned last ‘•aturday Irom Lexington where she has lieen attending State University.Mr. and Mrs Wilhur Lifwards have returned to College Hill where they will make their home in the luture.Sweorinqen-PoulknerWork on the iee plant is progressing and machinery being installed and they will soon he ready forbusiness.ofII v, the ing mr ick i a n in-ins-tnd his op the lu-tnd ler-■ral ind rt v the ick-akr aid up, rib deionliig.:orMiss Marina Sevier returned this iverk from Baltimore, Maryland, where she has been attending Gou-cher College, having completed hercourse.Mrs. G. II. May returned from Concord, Kv., Moodav where she has been lor sever A days past on account ol the illness ani death of her lather.A slight blaze in one ol the houses in the mining camp cause I some excitement Monday afternoon, but the tire was soon stopped and littledamage done.Wednesday, June the twelfth, at high noon the nuptials of Miss Eu-lah Swearingen and Dr. James Edward Faulkner were soleminized at the M. E. Church South in the presence of a throng of relatives and friends. The church was beautifully decorated with masses ol ferns,| white lilies, daises and orange blossoms.The Rev. W. 0. Berckman, pastor of the Congregational Church, ol Williamsburg, Kv., officiated. Shortly before the ceremony several beautiful musical selections were given ny Miss Lucy Tinsley; Lohengrins nnd Mondelssohn’s Wedding Marches were plavid, as the bridal party entered a»d left the Chnrch. Miss Eva Swearingen, sister of the bride, was bride’s maid. Mr. Clarence faulkner, cousin of the groom, was best man. The ushers were Messrs. Will Faulkner, Will A. Stanfill, Charles D, Cole and Andrew M. Decker, fr The bride’s gown was of cream white satin, draped with point de venise lace and lilies of the valley. She wore a point dc venise lace hat trimmed with illusion and carried jj shower lioquet of white roses and lilies of the valley.The bride’s maid wore a light green satin dress trimmed with white Irish made lace and her hat was of Irish lace also.The couple immediately after ceremony lelt for the station where alarge number of the friends met Miss Gertrude Black, of this city them with a shower of rice and old won the medal at London this week shoes and the usual good wishes to in the W, C. T. U. declamatory i start them on their journey. They contest Irom a large number of | lelt for a trip through the South.Amongcontestants.the number of out of IWhile hi Macon, (a., recently Gill-town visitors were the bride’s broth-1er, Mr. Charles C. Swearingen of}us Catron purchased a nice auto which arrived here this week and !•lt;“»*'die. Mrs. Geo. A. Hubbcll of he hu. been busy taking his friend. , Tennessee. Misses Lucie asd Uert.e...it riding since H. arrival |W *• Ollc and Cora || Hrafford and others. The couple Assistant Inspector of .Alices Per- rfcejvc(jrv V. Cole was in Lexington the Inumerous presents Iromlirst of the week attending the conference of the State Mine Inspectors ami tnc Kentucky Mine Institute.was a large.hard wood chest of silverware.I Mrs, Faulkner is the daughter ol jilavlenttestlOnlv a short time until the Hulell ! Mrs. Catherine Tidings SwearingenI'iano Contest will close at Parker’s,; of this city and is one ol our most i July 1st. Don’t wait until tliaj day j charming ?nd pop^ni vouag Indies, to do your shopping. June BOth is j while l*r Faulkner is a graduate of the last day Now is the time the Louisville .Denial College and help your friend. one of our most promising vounglohnB Golden purchased a fine,'*** H ,,h * wle circUrhorse in Lexington while there re- 'ri'd* who ,h*m happinesscent|v which die shipped hack, to-anil success Alter their honevutoniiget her with a beautiful Sbctllami lhev rr‘rn ,h« whrr’pouv uud cart which he also pur-iliev -toll lie at home to their imtuvchased at ike taiuc nyn(i inids
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Barbourville Mountain Advocate
Barbourville, Kentucky, US
Fri, Jun 14, 1912
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