The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-01-05
A BIG BATCH OF GOSSIP.
About Persons and Things
at Salubria.
Holy and Happy Hymen-
iaI Happenings.

To day is the first day of the New
Year. 1t is Sunday, and is thereby
the first day of the week, also the first
day of the month. Sunday is con-
sidered holy day and the best day of
the week. Now that the year COM
mences on that day, let us hope that
it Will not only be indicative of
good and prosperous year to us, but
strive that our deeds and actions may
be so impressed upon our daily
routine of life that these hopeful
indications will become reality.
The day dawned upon our quietly
settled burg with beautiful sunlight
beaming from cloudy eastern sky,
which by the suns brilliancy was soon
transformed into azure blue, and
Salubria never saw such a beautiful
New Years day before.
The weather is warm and pleasant;
but for the muddy streets no fault
could be found.
The Christmas dance was well
attended regardless of the bad going
and nice enjoyable occasion was the
result.
Mr. Eugene Hunt and Addie Miller
were slyly united in the holy bonds OF
: matrimony on the 26th of December,
t while the dance was going on. After
7 the wedding party returned to the
, hall, and everyone had heard of the
e cunning little arrangement, con-
siderable surprise was expressed by
9 those who knew them best Miss
|, Addie was reared in this valley and
. considered one of Salubria's charm
v ing young bells, having received a
G mothers tender care during her
K childish days and there are none to
Il doubt or question her virtue and
If goodness. There are none TO say but
e what she was lady in all her under
# takings, and possessed of excellent
re- manners. Eugene Hunt the young
If groom, is we'll known TO this CON-
,e munity as an upright and homes
! Young man. OF course it is admitted
al that the wedding was sly one bu
f. how many thousands of others befor'
,e have been sly, and how many thou
20 sand may follow is not for us t.
pc foretell May the joys of earth in al
of their splendor be shed around thei
X fireside, and in years to come ma.
x the little trick so simple, and yet 8
be cute, be talked of in their happ
he family circle with equally as muc
Il Joy as was that of the original.
% You cannot say twas wicked,
1t was only glowing vice;
W You can only say :" twas naughty
no Well, twas naughty, but twas nic'
Married, Dec. 26th, by e. N. Eltor
We pastor of the Baptist church of Salt
no bria, Mr.. j. w. Hubbard to Miss Coz
sse Kimbrough, both of Crane, Idaho
on This marriage also took place ju'
rst before the dance commenced and br
ng few were aware of the fact ,cven the
he we're SILENT before the next morning
es, uWess, Z" as Mr.. Hubbard is familiarl
rm called, disguised his undertaking
or we'll that no one ever dreamed Of sue
The thing; even the ladies did n
his mistrust his good fortune, as at OF
,ist time not less than four were huggii
is him on the -four And Miss Cora
ing well, all the young men were mo
Id particularly smitten on her th
My evening from some unknown caus
the but later to be known, for she real
lall looked charming. Both Mr.. a
ge- Mrs. Hubbard are well and favorat
know throughout this locality. Th
is friends all join in wishing them
happy welded life.
Alex Houlahan leaves here
49,; morrow morning to take charge OF
.he Washington county Jail as Depr
LA Sheriff. 1t is not yet known h
- long Mr.. Houlahan will serve in Il
90 capacity.
The New Years dance was
success.
w. H. Eckles left here today
+uo the county seat, where he goes
assume the Office of Sheriff of Wa
=, ington county. The hearts OF m
- bosom friends of Billie's go with h
will all of whom wish him success in
new undertaking. May his reigr