The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

, is now in the employ of the government
as railway mail clerk on the western
division of the c.. O. & G. railroad.
At Perry, Wednesday, Rev. c. n. White
united in marriage Mr.. C. Curtis Lewis
and Miss Emma Shewalter. both of that
city
At Tecumseh. Tuesday. Mr.. Albert L.
Coleman and Miss Florence Cowden. two
joined in marriage.
w. A Lawrence. merchant Of Ravia,
I. T., and Miss Hester Monroe. were mar
ried. Wednesday, at Hickory, l. T.
On Thursday, at Homestead, occurred
the wedding Of Sam Bangs to Miss Eve
Ign Tipped, Rev. Seaman officiating.
Married at the home of the bride
parents two miles north of Fort Cobb,
last Sunday by Rev William j. Grant.
Mr.. Ellis W Hines to Miss Grace Baker.
daughter of Geo. Baker. A few invited
friends were served with dinner.
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Ernest Kelley and Miss Mae Gilbert took
place at I o'clock p. m, Wednesday. No
vember 18th, at the Methodist parsonage.
/. Rev. s. NJ Nickle performing the cere-
nony,,-Al Kelley spEned to Haleyville.
( !. sTSSeNe the ynans c9bnbs will shortly
msk essieE mn bone So
Harryf. Barnes. local agent for the
Pabst Asewing company at Elk City.
made Visit to..his cid home In Missouri
last, weeksand while there was welded to
Miss Martha Eyerheart one Of the So
ciety bellies of Sturgeen. Mo- The couple
arrived here Tuesday, which viii be their
future home.
Geo. w. Scott of Hobart, and Miss Nina
Stout of Moravian Falls, n. c.. were mar
ried Sunday evening at the residence of
the officiating Clergyman, Rev. w. j.
Moore After the marriage services the
bridal party went to the groom's hotel on
Washington avenue. where an elaborate
supper was prepared.
At Earle City, Wednesday. Mr.. William
Leslie Ward and Miss Marcia Dyke were
ceremony.
Miss Dora Ha-tley of Wynewood and
Alr. Bert McCuen OF Norman, o. T., were
marrieL Friday at Wynnewood at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
h. f. Hartley. The groom Is prosper
Gus young business man of Norman.
which place the young couple will make
their future home.
Mr.. Bert Redden, of Streeter, and Miss
SalIie Threlkeld were married at the home
OF tue bride. at Ioland, Wednesday. Elder
David Hogg officiating.
Monday, at Moonsville, Tenn, occurred
the Wedding OF Louis A. Bryant of Shaw
nee. to Miss Inez Elodien Mcconnell, of
the former city.
The JEFFERSON News chronicles the news
of the Wedding. of Mr., Ralph Money, a
prominent young farmer and cattle deal
er living near Wichita Kan, TO Miss Nam
ME Pearl Cos.; of Pond Greek. Tuesday
evening, at the home OF the latter. Rev.
Heaton-offioiatins>
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At Ardnore.. L T.. w. W. Payne. a
prominent business man of Loco ;. was
united in marriage to Miss Willie A. Rus
SELL Deputy Clerk NJ II. Mccoy tying
the kno< SS
Probate Judge J.. r. Clark Wednesday
evening said the words Which made Geo.
c. zimmerman of Saltwater and Miss
Nora Pennington, of Glenco, o. T., one.
There was but few witnesses present
at the ceremony. and Judge Clark in his
usual happy way, performed the cere-
mony with ''neatness and dispatch. The
happy couple will make Saltwater their
future home.
At Ardmore T. r, Miss Ida Scales and
Mr.. J. J. Chandler were united, in mar
rage at $50 Thursday evening at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Scales, 425 G street. northeast.
l.-v S. f. Goddard of the Broadway NJ.
E. church oficiated.
At Purcell, 1. T, Thursday. Henry
Moritz, of Hobart, o. T., and Miss Pal
myra Kahn, of Ardmore. 1. T., were
united in marriage
At Guthrie Thursday afternoon, Charley
Shultz. aged 80. and Miss Anna Cimair,
aged 20. were married at the rooms of the
probate court by Judge C. W. Goodrich.
The sister Of the bride and the brother Of
the groom who were married last week
in Eureka. Cali. were present at the cere-
mony. ihe groom is engaged in business
at Mulhan and the couple left last night
on the belated northbound train for their
new home at Mulhali- The bride only
arrived yesterday from Eureka, Cali.
The wedding Of Frank w Whistler and
Bertha z. Mckee was solenlnized at the
home Of the brides parents in this neigh
borhood last Thursday evening The cere-
monv.w az performed by Re-. r c. Opie.
pastor of the Baptist church Of Edmond,
after which a bountiful supper was serv-
ed Many nice and useful presents were
.s$5YfA 10
Monday st II o'clock a m, in the ladies'
parlor at the Hotel Ryan in Guthrie. &C
Cured the wedding Of Mr.. n J. Otey OF
saltwater and Miss Gussie Marshall Of
Perkins. by ]. W. Garner in his usual i'm
pressive manner The groom j. one Of
Stirwater's leading young men He grad
uated last spring from the \ NJ col
lege and since has taken course Of study
in the Gem Business College in Quincy.
Illinois. The bride has spent several
years OF her lie in Perkins and * one Of
the city most popular young ladies'
81 S O'Clock Wednesday evening at the