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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-01-08
AUGUST.

August l't, Spencer Dory, foy
merly ofthi. city, fell from rles
trio light pole in st. Loui. ans
was dangsroOsly injured.
Aug Sd. little May Murphy. o.
Tolu neighborhood, killed. A
pitchfork th'own from q stabl,
loft pierced Ter brain.
Aug 4th, Little SON of Rev r. V
Joiner died. Henry Lsdbettsr Of
ElizabethtoNO ILL.,, purchased an
interest in bOaon e. Walkers fur
niture house nd mills.
Aug 9Th. CCouty Sunday school
convention NED at this place.
August 7tt Hamilton oamu
meeting begin,
Aug l4th. der Of Miss Matte
OUTFLOW on L0ngston county,
rnoit maoe 70 tsak .Smithland
Jail by men chalsi with tbs Lola
safe robbery unscessful.
Aug 10th. NJ @. E. Weldon.
wife of county Oh Weldon. dad
Aug. Goth. OH River Bsn,;s,
Association conyas lin this c;,v
for three days sAion: over two
hundred minists'snd delegates
present.
Aug 2lst, Hursae camp meet
ing begun.
Aug 25th, Col 3 w. 7 Ham
the noted humoris ctured At tba
opera house. Seal train ~
eleven cars of zip, r. from tba
oid Jun inipe to Joplin.
Spencer l.. DorF slh;n 81 Io,,;s
from injuries rssld IN faII;no
from electric ligh s,s w y
! sndeil ana = rSwell appoinl
this county; q. O. Sssbsm "a
O. M. King for Li,sston-
Aug 30, Albsrt AMMAN .ndI
Miss Omega Tower sugbtsr OF
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y
Tay or, of this city. and Miss May
BON. of Princeton. was celebrat,
cd 1.-THE st. George hotel in Ev-
ansslls.
Jrns 23d, Circuit court oouveues
WIN Marble made special circuit
Ijuds., James Asher died a, his
HON, near Piney. a..
Jpns oath, Ollie James, . guest
of Vn, j Bryan, addresses the
Nebnsks Dsmocrstic State Con
ventOn, and scores q triumph.
Joue 9th. Ministers and mem
bers meeting of Ohio River Bap-
fist association convene for three
DAY 9 session al New Salem.
Jups 2Sth. grand jury returns
| q Indictments and sdjourns.
July 4th, the Juvenile minstrais
and Old Fiddlers contest proves
to be the most successful home
entertainment ever held in this
city, Over one thousand people
witnessed the performance. Mrs.
Station Pierce died; she was the
mother of j. P. Pierce of this
city.
July 9th, death Of Miss Ora
Orange, daughter of X. Orange.
the barber.
July 9Th, Aunt Laura" Big
ham,. highly respected colored
woman, died.
July 10th, The Illustrated Mi
ming and Industrial Edition Of
the Pass issued. The midsum-
mer Bali at Crittsndsn Springs.
July 18th, Drunken rowdies
shoot into q boat on the Ohio river
near Cavs-in. Rock. and wound
Mrs sam Sturgis of Caseyville.
Articles of incorporation of Salem
Bank tiled. Newt Brasher, a far
Iner ofihs Berry Ferry nsishbor-
hood. met q horrible death by fall
ing Oh pitchtork.
July 18th, Frank NJ, ore arrested
On change Of malicious shooting.
He was with the party that fired
INTO Capt Sturgis' b,at at Cave
In-Rock
July 10th. CrittsDdsu county
tssohers institute con enss.
July 2lst, Salem oliiing COIN
pany organized, with capital stock |
If $500. p. j. Massey. the Ium
herman, dies in this city
July 18th. church reunion at
Crooked creek, largely attended.
owing Dunlap snd Miss julia
)rucs, prominent young people.
married at Hillvills.
July 9th. Harry Porter, aged 4
nd well Known, died at his home I
ear Pmsy. c
July 30, Judge Thos J. Mum }
for Appellate Judge by .
10 Democrats. Mrs. Bud Brant- q
y died.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-01-08
SEPTEMBER

Sept LIST, Hurricane camp meet
ing closed; the most successful III
years. Protracted meeting begins
at Christian church. The bsauti-
tai new Baptist church at Dysrs
Hill dedicated; the Rev Conway
preached the sermon. Hundreds
of 1eople present.
Sept 9Th. James Crowdef kills
White Martin at Crowder's home
near Crittenden Springs. Martin
attacked Crosder in his uJlus
Sept 10th, T. Everett Bntler, OF
Smithland, announces his candi.
dscy for the Legislature. az
Sept 18th, Paducah Presbytery
convenes in Presbyterian church
in this cIly. Mrs Char.ss Evans
eutertains in honor of NJ iss Mona
Blue.
Sept 18th, james CrowJer, ~ho
killed White Martin, WAS dismiss.
cd by county judge.
Sept 18th, rvnnIou of the Kemp
family at w ;. Kemp's residences
near Shady Grove.
Sept 10th, DIR j. X. CLARK, pro-
ninent citizen of Marion, ulsd
Sept 10Th, Il party Of Marion
people start on overland trlp To
Mammoth cave.
Sept 22d. death OF Homer But
Ter, popular young man Of Living
ston county.
Sept 26th, Mrs Sherman Frank
lin dies in this city.
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the county Judge, were married
Aug 31st, Aunt Sarah Simp-
son found dead IN her lonely hons
near Pinsy. 3
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and Miss elizabeth Fox married.
April Goth, Rev Willis, Of Hop
kinsville, began a protrscted meet
ing at the Christian church. Th,
steamer City of Pittsburg burn
on the Ohio river aud DR. w. I
Daughtry and family, of this city
had a narrow escape. Us. Low
rey, a prominent Livingston coun
farmer, weds Mrs Laura Pryor, o
Illinois.
April Goth. Hon. VIM. j. Bryan
delivered his lecture, The Con
quoring Nation" at the opsr'
house to an immense audience
Mis-. John W. Wilson of this CITY
died in Evansville after a long i'll
ness.
April 18th, the Alumnal exerci.
ses of the school held.
NAY.
May Sth. Commencement Exer.
cises of the public schools.
May 9th, Common School CON-
mencement exercises concluded.
May 10th, High School CON-
mencement exercises.
May 18th, T. +. Merritt. Of st.
Louis, and Miss Maud Ronsy were
married in st. Louis. Mrs. 4. j.
Daniel died at her home near
Fords Ferry.
May 18th, Anderson Akers, a
prominent farmer Of Livingston
county, died at his home in Hamp
ton.
May 10Th, Rev Grant Hughes
and Miss Anna Black burn mar
ried.
May 18th, Special train conveys
friends of Ollie James, candidate
for Congress, to Princeton to hear
the gentleman speak.
May Goth, Gov Bob Taylor in
his lecture, "The Old Plan tation"
at opera no use.
May 22d. Mrs Richard Grove
died in this city. Miss Berna
Langley entsrtsins her friends.
The money assured for a new &C.
illogical survey of Crittendsn, Liv
ingston and Caldwell. A. Fl. Han
son and other high officials of the
Illinois Central railroad visit this
city.
May oath, Hon Ollie James. of
this city, defeated Hon Sam Cross
and of May6eld in the primary |
held to select Democratic nom
nee fer congress; James majority
'ver Grassland was 3,046; = total
t l3,6OS votes we're polled In the
istrict. Safe in johnson Bros.
tore at Lola robbed of over $500,
money and valu able notes. CT
:. Culver, a stranger, rrested ON
lspicion.
May %, Ed j. W. Flynn, of
ord, KY, chosen as pastor of the
hristian church of this city. Jno
'illey, an aged citizen, died near
'rittenden springs. Mrs Mamie
'prings Guess died at her home ,
ear Repton.
May 26, articles of lncorpora.
ion filed by the "Citizens Bank
# Carrsvills."
May 18th, the horsewhipping
If "a negro girl at Smithland
causes great excitement at that
place.
JUNE,
Frank Doss and Miss Lena Nc
Neeley, both Of this city, were
married at Elizabethtown, Ills.
June 4th, Mas Eula Ramags of
Salem files suit for 81 %, 900 against
Will Eberle Of Salem for breach |
Of promise.
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Events That Have Transpired In Crittenden and
Livingston Counties During the Past
Twelve Months,
GATHERED FROM THE FILES OF THE PRESS.

smnized. Cook Hotel sold, anC
II. NJ. Cook retires from the hoteI
business.
Feb 18th, A.C. Gilbert, familiar
ly known as "Uncle Doc" an aged
business man, died at his home in
this city. j. w. Kinsey, another
old landmark, died at Tolu.
Feb 18th, Mrs Geo W. Foley
died at Sheridan and Mrs Gabriel
Davis, died at Salem. The revival
conducted by Revs Lowery and
Jones at the Methodist church
closed. There were fourteen con-
versions.
Feb ed, oratorical contest of
school at opera he use. Mrs r. f.
Haynes gave a Washington's Birth
day luncheon.
Feb oath, Prof Chas Lane, the
noted humorist, lectured at the
opera house. Suit filed against
Henry Bennett. of Dycusburg, by
Miss Dotie. Turley for $4,000
damages for breach of promise.
MARCH.
March LIST, Assessors books for
the past year completed. Grand
total of taxable property in Crit
tenden county is $2,5O7,Sl
March I'd, Mrs John Talbert
died at Tolu. Miss Edith Mayes
died at Caldwell Springs.
March 4th, Gus Taylor and
Hughey Hurley purchased the P.
81. Woods dry goods store.
March 9Th. K. Fl. Tolley of
Birdsville and Miss Effie Simpson
of Rodney married.
March 9Th, Mrs Irwin Bre wster,
Of New Salem neighborhood, died
aged so years.
March 10th, Thos Wofford APP
pointed justice of peace in Fords
Ferry precinct.
March 18th, Uncle Irwin"
Brewster dies four days after the
Heath of his wife he and his
wife were the same age, and had
been married 60years.
March Goth, "Quo Vadis," one
of the greatest theatrical attrac-
tions ever at the opera house, wit
messed by big audience.
March 2lst, uncle Granville"
Lindsey, one of the county's old
est men, died.
March oath, circuit court con-
vsned. R. F Haynes granted
druggists license to sell wits.
key.
March 9th, "Old Time Fiddlers
Contest" at opera house.
APRIL.
April lst, the grand jury adjour-
ned after returning 43 indictments
Indictments returned against the
physicians of Crittenden county
with one exception, for failure to
report to the proper authorities
the deaths and births occurring
within their practice.
April 4th, circuit court adjourns
Mrs. Mar Ainsworth Tolley died
at Birdsville. Court of Claims APP
500 as Crittenden
part in building bridge
over Livingston creek at the Free
Bette ford. Court of Claims rails
ed salaries of county Judge from
$500 to 1925, county attorneys
raised from $500, to $3.50.
April 9th, DR.. Willetts deliver
cd his lecture, Sunshine" at the
opera house.
April 10, Marion Mineral com. |
pany organized, with capital of
100000.
April 10th, John w. Hughes
and Miss Effie Terry married at
brides home, north of Marion. |
Mrs. Ingram, assisted by a nun. |
Der OF young ladies of the city,
gave an entertainment at the ope. |
ra house, one of the society events
It the season.
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JUNE

Frank Doss and Miss Lena Mo
Neeley, both of this city, were
married at Elizabethtown, Ills.
June 4th. Mas Eula Ramaee of
Salem files suit for $1,000 sgains,
Will Eberle of Salem for breach
of promise.
June 9th, opening ball at Crit.
tenden Springs.
June 7tb, the death of Mrs Il. A
McAmis occurs at Tolu. Arch
Crosson, one of the county's most
prominent farmers died at his
home near New Salem.
June 10th, the marriage of Per.
ry d. Maxwell and Miss Ray
Woods solemnized in Louisville.
June 14th, Tom Ross sent to
the penitentiary from Smithland
on charge of being implicated in
murder of Walter Hooks, pardon
ed by Gov Beckham. Rev Fred
Wolfe, we'll known Baptist minis
ter, died at his home near Smith.
land.
June 10Th, A. M. Henry, one of
our most popular and useful clti.
zens, died suddenly. Young Rob
Woods was drowned in the Gum.
berland river near Dycusburg.
June 10th, Mrs Chss j. Morgan
died.
June 18th, The wedding Of Gus
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Vh6s wv - - HeN@t
elected magistrate in Fords Ferry
precinct G. Il. Eddings, demo-
oral, elected constable in Bells
Miues precinct. Darby, repdbii.
can candidate for court Of Appsu..
carrisd county over Num- by 20 \
majority. "Uncls Mike Giiber,
lied at his home north OF this
city aged SO years
! Nov. 9th, Mrs Eugene Guess
died at Tolu,
Nov lIth, Tom Ordwsy kills A.
ID. Mossly at Frsdonia
Nov 18th, circuit court oonyenes
Nov 18th, Geo NJ. Sisco indiot-
sd by grand jury Tor willful mur.
der of Miss Williamson.
Nov 18th, Mrs T.. J. Hsywards
residence at Dyousburg destroyed
cd by fire,
Nov l7th, Richard Walton aud
Mrs Eta Sullivan, OF this city,
were married.
Nov 10th. revival at q p church
closed, after being in progress
nearly three weeks. There were 40
conversions. a4t
Nov Gath, work Of erecting the
new Jail begins.
Nov 10th, Sisco murder case
continued AID the accused return
e. Ia Henderson. Grand jury re-
turns 80 Indictments and al.
journs
Nov 10Th, Annual Bazaar 81 the
school held.
Nov. 9th. officers OF the circuit
court and attorneys Of Marion Bar
give banquet in honor of Thos.
j. Mum, Judge elect OF court Of
Appeals. The social event OF the
Thanksgiving holidays was Miss
LangIey's entertainment.
Nov 18th. circuit court adj
iUurns
DEFENDER
Dec 9TH, child born at Dycus.
burg with two heads and four
arms; died at birth.
Dec 9th. Chsriss Culver, con-
victsd at Southland Tor blowing
johnson Bros safe at Lola and
given sixteen years In the psnitsn-
tiary Miss Lilly Doss entertsins
in honor OF Miss Johnson OF F0rds
vile.
Dec 18th, TAE Pass discards
the patent inside psges and hence
forth win be eight pages all bone d.
print.
Dec. 18th. Hon ]. +. Gordon OF
Msdisouvills appointed by Gov.
Bsckham circuit Judge to succeed
Hon 7. J. Mum.
Dec 18th. little daughter Of La
cy Worten. OF Hampton, attempts
suicide.
Dec 18th. the Bazaar held by
ladies OF Methodist church At the
opera house was the moSt success
ful benefit entertainment ever
held in the city. j. G. Bourland
announces his candidacy for the
Republican nomination for cir.
quit clerk OF Crittsnden county,
Charles A. Moore announces as
candidate for Republican aomins.
ion for circuit clerk. A destruc.
i've fire visits Salem and several
business houses are burned. To.
al lose about $4,000. Harry Mar.
in OF Livingston county and Miss
8 ssis Bennett, OF this county.
married. In Psducah. Mr. and Mrs
con Johnson entertain.
Dec 22d, Chas Davis OF MAY.
ield, and Miss Clara Taylor, Of
his city, married.
Dec Oath. The marriage of Zed
'ennett, of Smithland, and Miss
islville Glenn Of this city, sol
mnized at this place. Jas Ira.
is and Miss Sadie Thomas OF this
ity married in Louisville. The
'REss voting contest to determine
ne most popular lady in Critten.
on and Livingston counties ends.
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JANUARY.

ed large claims for smallpox ply
sicians.
Jan 9Th, Messrs Aaron Towery
@. Z. Weldon, J. w. Lamb, inc
&. Paris, Carl Henderson, Ge'
Il. Belt, Albert Travis, the newl.
elected Republican county official
took the oath of office. New cit,
council took charge of municips
government. j. Bell Kevil sue
cssdsd A. M. Gilbert a. Polio
Judge. Saloon license granted G
E. Doss and VIM Hsrrigan.
Jan l4th, A, y. Canaan re-slect
ed city marshal, ]. A. Moore city
attorney, j. G. Bourland clerk, II
X Woods treasurer. Mrs s. M
Jenkins entertains the literary
club.
Jan 10Th, Mr.. Joel P. Dsboe, OF
Clinton, and Miss Eva Hill, OF
Marion, we're married at brides
home.
Jan. 10th, during trial of breech
of peace case in police court sttor
neys and witnesses engage in a
fight, and as q result several fines
were assessed. Forest Heath elect
ed magistrate in the Fords Ferry
district after warm fight, failed
to qualify owing to illness of his
father, thereby FORGETTING his right
to the office. Company organized
to work the BiSham spar mines,
composed of Harth Bros, of Ca
SEVILLE and j. 4. Finley of Ma
rion.
Jan 18th, Mrs K. G. Walker en-
tertained with q Pan-American
party.
Jan 18th, Mrs Richard McCon.
nell. highly respected lady of
Fords Ferry. died.
Jan 18th, Mr. Peter Lamb and
Miss Rida Piokens, of the county,
were married.
Jan 22d, Mr. J. II. Stanley and
Miss Ella Newcom of Repton were
married.
Jan 25th, destructive sleet storm
Business houses suffer and tsle-
phone system greatly damaged.
Jan 26th, DR. w, s. Graves, one
of the oldest and most prominent
citizens, died at his home in by.
cusburg; he was sighty.two years
of age.
Jan 26tb, Rev @. X. Montgom.
cry, of Paducah, sailed as pastor
of the Presbyterian church of
MarionI
Jan Gath, county board of tax
supervisors completed their work
of examining the tax list. A raise
of Sic, 490 made. Stock company
organized at Salem to build $lO.-
900 hotel.
Jan 25th, Mrs Rsbecoa Grissom
70 years old, widow of Alexander
died at her home Ia Ma
rion.
FEBRUARY.
Feb. lst, The Fluor Spar CON-
pany and The Kentucky Fluor
Spar company merged into one or.
ganization with capital stock of
100000. The new corporation is
known as The Kentucky Fluor
Spar company. Big lime kilns
opened at Nation by Mr.. Lewis,
of Evansville.
Feb Sd, Federation Of Labor or.
ganized in this city with 81 char
ter members. Many suits fled by
stock buyers and shippers against
Illinois Central railroad.
Feb 9th. Mr. Dennia Hnhhard
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OCTOBER.

OCTOBER.
Oct ls., q. j. Pierce and Wn
Baird take charge OF the Frank
lin hotel Franklin moves to Sa
lem.
Oct I'd, Eugene v. DE be- lsctur
cd at the opera house. Rev Join
or returns from Methodist con fer.
enoe 10 serve rs pastor of the Ma
rIon church another year. Next
Annual conference will be held In
this city.
Oct Sd, Mrs J. q. Klnsolving of
New Salem, dies.
Oct 9Th. sab, 9th, the Princeton
Presbytery Of G. p. church held
at Craynevills. Fiscal court con.
Ssnsd in this city.
Oct 18th, fiscal court liked coun
~ levy for 1903 at $3.50 poll and
iOc on every 800 OF taxa bic pro-
perty. 5000 appropriated by fis-
'al court for the erection Of n new
all. Appropriation afterwards in
'reased 10 $500. Hugh Givens
lied near this city.
Got 18th, Miss Mary Max we'll
'ntertains in honor of Miss Spen
'er, Of Louisville. w. T. Carloes,
respected citizen of this place,
lies.
Oct 22d, Jas III. Moore and Mrs
Annie Cook. VI the country, uni.
cd in marriage. Miss Bertha T..
Williamson, daughter of Horace
williamson, murdered in cold
Hood by hidden assassin. while
from church at Chapel
ill.
Dot 23d, Geo M. Sisoo. a farmer
{ the Chapel Hill neigh borhood,
rrested. charged with the murder
Miss Williamson.
Got "a, Sisoo taken Ia Hender. |
On for safe keeping. l.. Fl. Paris,
widely knowh and highly respec
I'd citizen of this county, died at
10 homeeast sof the city. Alex
nder telephone exchange sold TO
,e Independent company at Pa.
ucah.
Oct %. Kentucky Minor"
ew paper, started at Smithland.
hillip Gresham died at Sale IN:
well known man. Bob Watson
lot Rat Shenell at Pinsy church
Oct 18th, Norman Farris of Sa-
m and Miss Ada Franks of this
'unty were married,
Oct Both, jeff Asher's res idencs
eastern portion of the county
rms. Thos j, Daniel di cd at his
me near Fords Ferry. ~O'Bryan
ction sale of lots.
Oct Slst, the Halloween. Party
ladies of M, f. church at X. O
AIker's residence a big snccsss.
NOVEMBER. |,
Nov I'd, protraetsd meeting be-
ms at the Cumberland Prssbyk,-
IN church.
Nov I'd. Mira lana irilo- H.. "A
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NOVEMBER.

Nov I'd, protraeted meeting be.
gins at the Cumberland Presbyt,-
rian church.
Nov Sd, Mrs Jane Crider dies at
her home north Of town.
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Oa--s-is--..
NoN-UNION LINEMAN
SET UPON AND BEATEN
R. S. Shastine Victim of a Crowd of
Angered Men-Many Wire
Strinqers Arrested.

OAKLAND, Sept PR. S. Shastine,
a non-union lineman. was set upon by
crowd of men yesterday and badly beaten.
A deep wound was inflicted in his chin, so
that he had TO have it treated at the Re-
ceiving Hospital
The injured man was leaving the
Abrahamson building at Thirteenth and
washington streets. where he had been
working, when he was set upon by the
crowd.
A man named Jason Coburn was ar
rested by the police and charged with
disturbing the peace. Shastine says CO.
burn was not one of those who struck
him. so he viii not be prosecuted. The
non-union lineman, however, has sworn
out warrants for the arrest of George
and Tenney Sturm, brothers, charging
them with assault.
John A. Steele, a lineman in the employ
of the electric light company, was badly
battered up by E. J. Bush, non-union
uneman, whom he had called vile name.
Steele had Bush arrested on a charge of
battery.
William Gardiner, Lionel Moreal and
Hugh Carpenter, non-union linemen, were
arrested on charges Of battery and using
vulgar language.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-30

~ AKLAND. Sept 29.-The marriage
"A n of Miss Bertha Bouterious and
u III Clarence II. Lancaster was sol
~ emnized this evening at the
Tenth-avenue Baptist Church in
East Oakland. Both bride and groom are
well known and the church was filled with
their many friends. The four ushers-
Lawrence Spangler. Paul McMullen. Car
rol Orton and DR.. J. F. o. McMath-led
the way to the altar and were followed
by the little ring bearers, Arthur Bou-
terious and Gertrude Heath the nephew
and niece of the bride. They were both
in white and carried between them rib
bon on which was suspended the nuptial
circet of gold.
Little Gladys BouteriOus, in white and
CARRYING basket of smilaX and pink
blossoms was the flower girl and pre-
ceded the bridesmaids Misses Ruth Beck
with and Nina Clark who were attired
in pretty white organdie gowns and car
ried pink and white carnations.
The bride was given away by her broth
err Emil Bouterious, and entered the
church leaning on his arm. Her gown
was of cream peau de sole, the yoke of
the bodice being outlined with a real lace
berthe which fell over a wide accordion
pleating of chiffon. A spray of orange
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-30

blossoms held the veil in place and
shower of white roses formed the bridal
bouquet
The nuptial knot was tied by Professor
s. b. Randall of the California Baptist
College, old friend of the bride and
her family.
A small reception at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. A. A. Bouterious,
followed the church ceremony about 100
guests having been invited to the house.
The decorations al the residence were
very artistic. the graceful bower of ferns
and pink lilies where the newly married
couple stood while receiving congratula-
tions being particularly attractive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lancaster expect to re-
main away on their wedding trip about
two weeks, after which they will reside
in Oakland. The bride is prominent in
musical circles. being a graduate of the
department of music at California Col
lege. She is both vocalist and a pian-
ist and has been for some time a mem
ber of the First Baptist Church choir
Mr.. Lancaster is a native of Nevada
coming to Oakland with his mother, Mrs
f. l.. Lancaster. about a year ago. since
which time he has been in the employ
of the Pierce Hardware Company He
is a brother of William ]. Lancaster who
was married on the Sth inst to Miss
Emma Orton