The LaCygne Weekly Journal Linn County Friday Febraury 24, 1899 Happily Wed. The wedding bells have been heard again sending forth their joyful chimes announcing the marriage of J.M. WOOD and Miss Silly SIMPSON. Promptly at 7:30 o'clock on the evening of February 16, 1899, at the home of the bride, two miles northeast of LaCygne, the family only being present, we united in the bands of holy wedlock, J.M. WOOD and Miss Silly SIMPSON. After the ceremony we were invited to the dining room where we beheld the table laden with the bounties of earth and all the good things that would tend to tempt the appetite of the most dyspeptic person. It does not need to be said that we did ample justice to the excellent supper. mr. WOOD is one of Anderson county's most promising young men, while Miss Simpson is the eldest daughter of one of our most enterprising and prosperous farmers, John Simpson. The young people left Monday for the west where Mr. Wood will take charge of a ranch belonging to his father. We are exceedingly sorry to lose them, but as they go from us to build up a new home in the west, we all unite in wishing them much joy, and as they float down the stream of life together they ma! y enjoy the blessings of happiness and prosperity. A.D. Wood. (Note: (Silly spelled as printed in newspaper.)