Lincoln County NeArchives Marriages.....Keith, Mary Ann {Mollie} - Neville, William May 10, 1882
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Omaha Daily Bee (Omaha, NE) Mon May 15, 1882 pg 8

           NEVILLE -- KEITH
Marriage of Mr. Wm Neville and Miss Mollie Keith
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   The following marriage notice, taken from The North
Platte Telegraph of the 11th inst., will be of general
interest to our city readers. Mr. Neville was formerly
a resident of this city, where he practiced law at one
time and subsequently as sent to the legislature which
elected the late Hon. P. W. Hitchcock to the United
States senate. Dr. Joseph Neville and ex-United States
District Attorney James Neville, of this city, are his
brothers. Miss Mollie  Keith, that was, is also well
known here, having spent considerable time here in
visits to her many friends. The Telegraph says:
   "The marriage of Mr. William Neville and Miss Mollie
A. Keith, of this city, was consummated at the home of
the bride's father, Mr. M. C. Keith, in North Platte, on
Wednesday, May 10. It was a private affair, but a few
parties outside of relatives of the families being present.
The ceremony took place at 8:30 p.m., being the beautiful
one of the Episcopal church, and was performed by Bishop
Clarkson, of this state. Misses E. C. Casey, Allie Clark,
Jessie and Frankie Barton acted as bridesmaids, and were
the only persons who stood up with the contracting parties.
After the ceremony was performed a fine collation was
spread before the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Neville decided to
forego the customary wedding tour and have remained in
the city, the Senter residence on Fifth street having
been fitted up for their occupancy.
   Of Mr. and Mrs. Neville the Telegraph can say little
that is not already known to our people. Mr. Neville has
been following his profession, that of law, in this
vicinity for several years, and he has built up a 
reputation as an attorney, second to that of none in
western Nebraska. He has had a large and varied 
experience in the practical walks o life, and the union
just consummated will but add impetus to his ability and
ambition, as well as enlarge his sphere of usefulness, 
for marriage is an institution that gives men fidelity of
purpose and permanency in the world.
   Mrs. Neville is a lady who has been known to the people
of this city since girlhood, and few command their respect
and esteem as an accomplished, able woman, more than she.
North Platte has always been proud of her, and the new
relationship she has contracted but augments that feeling."

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