St Landry County Louisiana Archives Marriages.....Mistric, Marie - Sandoz, Joseph Morgan July 12, 1905
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St. Landry Clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, July 15, 1905, Image 3

SANDOZ-MISTRIC.

Mr. J. Morgan Sandoz and Miss Marie Mistric were married at the Catholic 
Church, in Leonville, on Wednesday evening, July 12, 1905, at 6 o'clock, Rev. 
Father Malluchette officiating.

The ceremonies uniting these young people for life were impressive and pretty, 
"the birds chirping merrily and the green moss bending lower and lower as if to 
kiss the cheery-cheeked bride, and the tall oaks bending, bending, seemingly 
forward, their limbs, as if extending their strong arms in congratulation to 
the manly groom."

After the marriage the happy couple and their friends and relatives repaired to 
the home of the bride's parents, where they were suitably entertained.

On arriving at their future home in Opelousas they were tendered another 
reception at the home of the groom's father.

The Clarion wishes Mr. and Mrs. Sandoz a happy life. The horizon is clear and 
cloudless -- may it remain so.

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2nd. Marriage Annoucement:
source: The Opelousas Courier. (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, July 22, 1905, Image 
1

Done Gone and Done It.

Owing to a rush of work last week we failed to mention the marriage of our 
young friend and kinsman, J. Morgan Sandoz, to Miss Marie Mistric, which happy 
event occurred at Leonville on the 12th inst.

The bride is the daughter of that stalwart scion of St. Landry, Mr. Pierre 
Mistric of Leonville, and the groom is the son of the pioneer druggist of this 
town, Mr. W. A. Sandoz.

With profuse apologies for our unintentional oversight, and an emphatic 
disclaimer of any indifference in the matter, we wish now to extend to the 
young couple our heartiest congratulations, and to invoke God's choicest 
blessings upon them. May the little blind god maintain their hearts as his 
abiding place, and with a freedom from care and troubles (excepting, of course, 
little ones) may they wend their way through life happily together.
 

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