BRADY-CORRELL MARRIAGE

BRADY, CORRELL, HASTY, HAMILTON, HEBENER

Posted By: Nancee(McMurtrey)Seifert (email)
Date: 1/2/2002 at 21:18:12

Leon Reporter
January 3, l895

'AT HYMEN'S ALTAR'

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Wedding bells were heard on New Year's Day at
the home of MR. and MRS.
CHARLES CORRELL. The occasion was the
marriage of their daughter,
MINNA, to MR. ROBT. W. BRADY, of Salt Lake
City, Utah. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Geo. M. Hughes. The wedding
march was played by MRS.
HASTY, of King City, Missouri.

The momentous ordeal was lightened by the
assistance of MR. GEO.
HAMILTON as best man and MISS WILLAH HEBENER
as bridesmaid. A few of
the many friends of the bride were present at
the service. The ceremony
making the parties husband and wife was
brief, but very impressive, the
congratulations following were hearty and
sincere. After partaking of a
bountiful repast, the bridal couple left on
the noon train, for their
future home in Salt Lake City.

The bride was well known in our community as
an estimable and true lady,
and all regret that her home in the west
takes her so far from the
friends of her earlier days. She has been
allied with the Methodist
Church for some time, and was a teacher in
the Sabbath School. At the
recent Christmas entertainment, MISS CORRELL
was one of the active
workers being a member of the committee to
arrange for and to carry it
out.

MR. BRADY, is a stranger to Leon, but made
warm friends in his brief
visit here. He is in the employ of the Union
Pacific Railroad, having
filled a responsible position for several
years. We bespeak for the
happy couple many of life's joys and much of
its happiness.

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Copied by Nancee(McMurtrey)Seifert
January 2, 2002
*Mrs. Hasty of King City, Mo. was Olla
Bobbitt, of Leon; daughter of
Creed Bobbitt.