TAZEWELL COUNTY, VA - VITALS - Marriages on 11 Sep 1901: R. S. Moss to Carrie 
Dunn, M.  J. Hankins to Maggie Perry, W. B. F. White to Alberta Moss
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"Clinch Valley News’"
Tazewell, Tazewell Co., VA
Friday,  September 6, 1901

MARRIAGES

"IN THE GOLDEN DAYS’
The brides of Indian Summer-
Many Marriages in Tazewell

Something is to happen next Wednesday, the 11th, that is not often seen
in a little city like ours. No less than three marriages are to occur on
that date. That of MISS CARRIE DUNN and
R. S. MOSS, which takes place in the M. E. Church, at North Tazewell, at
8 p. m.:  of MISS MAGGIE PERRY and
MR. M.  J. HANKINS, a home wedding, and MISS ALBERTA MOSS and W. B. F.
WHITE, another home wedding.

 We are told that
"In the Spring a young man’s fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love."

So, doubtless, these hymeneal endings are the natural sequence to "the
little affairs" of the budding April. Well,"‘tis pleasant from the shore
to watch the mariners tossed on the ocean, "so we old folk, whose
affairs of the heart were settled so long ago that it makes us tired to
think of it, can look on, and give the young people our blessings and
"God speed" upon their journey through "that old world which is the
new."

All of these dear young people are well known here, have been the center
of their social circles, and are subjects of numerous congratulations.

" All the world loves a lover," and when those concerned have been our
playmates, or we have known their fathers and mothers, the interest is
doubled. Society in Tazewell will doubtless be quite gay this Autumn,
owing to the attractions extended to these young couples by their
relatives and friends.

Furthermore, it has been slyly whispered that at least many more will
shortly rivet their charms at the matrimonial altar. We could not say
exactly where the rumor originated, but a "bird of the air shall carry a
matter" of that kind.

Karen EAGLE Moman
arizonaeagle@qwest.net
April 2002