The Wichita daily eagle., 1903-11-22
CUPID is BUSY.
Marriages in the Territories Have
Been Numerous of Late.

Guthrie, o. T., Nov. 2l.-Cupld mas Deeu
busily engaged in the twin territories for
the past week as the following record
Will show:
Wednesday, A f. Turner was united in
marriage to Mary Trugiver. at Cooks
ranch, in the Usage reservation. There
is a romance connected with this mar
riage. The bride was white child, adopt
ed by member of the Usage tribe, Aunt
Phoebe, who was sought in marriage by
Chief Prettyhair. but as he had already
more wives than the law allowed, his
suit was frowned on, and the girl was hid
out She now has a protector, and will
be well cared for.
At Hobart, Charles S. Olson ana Miss
Gertrude Burford, daughter of ]. P. Bur-
ford. were married Wednesday evening
at the home of the brides parents, three
miles northwest of town.
At Norman Sunday, DIR. NJ. L. Evans,
of Wichita, Kan, and Miss Stella Ford
were joined in matrimony. The young
couple left for Wichita on the evening
train, where they will reside.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. We
giard, on North Beard street, Shawnee,
was the scene Of a pretty home we'd
ding Wednesday at high noon, their
daughter. Miss Cara. being united in
marriage to Mr.. Henry E. Brown, Rev
s. a. Fulton, Of the Presbyterian church,
officiating.
At Watonga, Sunday evening at six
O'Clock, at the residence Of the groom's
brother. Charles G. Nesbit. was united in
marriage to Miss Lillian r. Wolverton.
The groom is the manager of the Herald
and the bride is the niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. n. Wolverton of this place.
On Wednesday, at Hennessey, D. ].
Trait of that city and Miss Florence
Gordon of Bramer, Mo, We're married
Roscoe Arlington and Miss Annabel
Mckee were welded at the home of the
bride on North Philadelphia, Shawnee. In
this city Tuesday by Rev. Mitchell. pas
tor of the NJ E. church south. The
bride was an attractive young lady of
/ Shawnee and the groom is engaged in
business in Wetumka. J. T.
It has been announced that Commis
sioner Charles c. Parker of Durant. 2
son of the late Judge Isom c. Parker,
OF Fort Smith. Ark and Brs. Anne Clay
ton Farris, daughter OF ". II. II. Clay
ton. Judge of the Federal Court of the
( Southern District of the indian territory,
are to we'd at the home Of the brides
father at South McAlester on Saturday
( evening. November p.
AT Pawnee Wednesday evening Mr.. j.
H. Norris Of Kaufman, Texas was
/ Joined in wedlock to Miss Ruby Kirby,
Rev b. r. womack tying the marriage
not.
Mr. r B. Amick OF Hennessey city and
/ Miss Madge Barnhardt OF Mountain park.
We're married at Kingfisher early this
+ morning and came up on the nine o'clock
+ train and are at home at the Rhodes
hotel. The bride is stranger here but
+ the groom is the efficient and obliging
! agent for the Long Bell Lumber Co, at
/ this place
Edwin G. Smith af Aline and Ernla NJ.
( Converse .of Pawnee Rock. Kan, were
married at Great Bend THURSDAY
: Or. Allen c. Adams OF Romuius. and
Miss Nettie 3. Williams. were married
at the home OF the brides parents. four
( miles east Of Ro-nulus, sunday, Nosern-
Der =. Rev. 6. G Davis performed the
: oeremony
Al Wagner wednesday night Mr. Geo.
Saunders and Miss Matilda Ferreil we're
married Rev. Naylor officiating.
Z Married at TIE Methodist Fa-soazSe.
SUNDAY afternoon. Mr.. GoidbUrs 70 Mss
sesner. both parties residing in the
country Nest of Wagner. Rev P. NJ
Hicks. officiating.
john Russell and Elizsbeth Campbell
/ were married at the home ot the bride 5
J sister. Mrs. u. 7. porsl1sol sE Hutch