- Clarion (Pennsylvania) Democrat
6 June 1895
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JESSOP-CAMPBELL
A Quiet Home Wedding
Yesterday morning at 11 o'clock at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Judge Campbell, Main street, Clarion, Miss Eily Clarke Campbell was joined in the bonds of wed-lock to Dr. Charles J. Jessop, of Kittanning, Pa.
Emily Clarke Campbell is the youngest, and the only single child of the late Judge Campbell. Since her father's death in August, 1892, she has resided with her mother in Clarion. She is deservedly popular and highly esteemed by all who know her, and while the good wishes of her friends and acquaintances here will go out with her in her new relation, their only regret will be to see her leave Clarion. She has a liberal education and is a delightful conversationalist. She has traveled extensively both in this country and elsewhere. In 1892 she visited prominent points of interest on the Pacific coast and Alaska, and during the past winter she visited Mexico and other sections in that part of the country.
Dr. Jessop is a prominent physician and stands high in his profession.
The wedding yesterday was unostentatious and a quiet family affair, a few only of the relatives and friends being present. Rev. Doctor Elder, of this place, officiated. The happy couple took the 1:05 train for a trip to Niagara Falls and elsewhere.
Their future home will, we presume, be Kittanning. We join in the hope that both bride and groom may have many years of happy wedded life.
Ross Reynolds, and wife, of Kittanning, the latter a sister of the bride, were among those who attended the wedding.
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