The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-11-08

Trent young people, quietly stole away
from home Saturday evening and went 10
Quanah and were married
Wedding bells were ringing last Tues
day, the occasion being Mr.. Charles Pc
tiers and Miss Eva Csarnett were united
in matrimony at Csshion-
Mr.. William Inse OF Fort Smith. Ark,
and Miss Ladell Kimberln OF Leger
were married at Chickasha. i. T.. Mon
day. Their marriage was somewhat on
the romantic order. Mr.. Inse was here
over Sunday visiting Miss Kimberlin-
Monday she went with Mr.. 1nse 10 the
Frisco depot TO see him of. as her folks
thought but she boarded the train also.
and when they reached Chickasha they
were married.
Judge Glenn united in marriage FRI
day afternoon at o'clock. in the court
house j. T. Jett. aged 30. and Miss FL
nora Dixon, aged %, both OF Jet Mr..
Jett is one of the most prominent busi-
ness men in Jet, and Is well known
throughout the country. Mrs. Jett is
charming young woman possessing many
accomplishments.
Mr. Walter Alexander and Miss Bertha
Paxton were married at Lambdin. Rev.
John Hopkins performed the ceremony.
Both are well and favorably known
Mr. Frank Mann and Miss Maud Bell
OF Edmond were married b. Rev. Z. B-
Rankin OF Oklahoma City at the parson-
age. These are popular young people OF
Edmond. Mr.. Mann is assistant cashier
of the Citizens bank OF that place and
Mrs. Mann has been one of the popular
teachers of the public schools there.
Thomas BLACK and Genevieve Thomas
of Eda were married by Judge Harper at
oklahoma City, Tuesday.
At the residence of John Redpath.
Monday afternoon at O'Clock Miss Lou
Redpath. daughter, OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Redpath. and Mr.. Kline Moore OF HALEY
vile were united in marriage.
Miss Hattie Hardy and a j. Hender-
son were united in marriage al Madill.
Tuesday ar the home OF Rev. Waters.
They will make their home at MadilI.
were married Monday by Probate Judge
Phelps at the home of the brides pa
rents two miles south of IL Reno. The
groom is a prosperous farmer of this
county and the bride is well known and
has many friends here.
Mr.. Worth Whitmore and Miss Donna
Hayden were united in marriage by Rev.
as.s.
parents at Newkirk. Wednesday. at 5
O'Clock p. m, in the presence of a num-
Der of the relatives of the bride and
groom.
At Ardmore n very quiet wedding took
place Thursday night at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Farthing. corner Il
street and Fourth avenue northwest The
contracting parties were Miss Pearl Gar
rett and Mr.. George c. Ssin. Rev. J. J..
Keller offciated. Miss Pearl is the daugh-
ter of Judge NJ. l.. Garrett.
Willard r. Carter. a popular agent on
the Santa Re Route. and Miss Marie Ra-
sure. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. \. r. RAJ
sure OF Newkirk. were joined in marriage
by Rev. a. r. Grant
David S. Rose and Mrs. Carrie Padon
were united in marriage in blackwell on
Wednesday afternoon. The wedding was
a very quiet one. ana took place at the
home of the bride and was In the pres
ence Of limited number Of friends.
At Hobart \. r. Frohman and Miss
Bula Davis were married Thursday az
Ttr
Ter, the brides sister.
George Neal and Miss Bessie Clark OF
Aline had made up their minds that the
day had arrived and were quietly mar
RED at the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Clark. al noon on
last Sunday. November ]. before a few Of
their friends
At Perry. Thursday evening. a good
looking young couple appeared IN Pro-
bate Judge Aliens oRce and asked for a
marriage license. It was issued to Carl
A. Banta aged %. II Comanche county.
and Miss Clara cenarro aged q. Of
Payne county. The knot was tied By the
probate judge.
At South McAlester Mr Philip Bartosh
and Miss Rose Kopeeky. and Mr.. Frank
inertia and Miss Mildred Xopecky were
ma rried at The Catholic church. Sunday.
November T. Rev Father Vincent Bed
rarik performed the ceremony. Miss
Emma Barta and Miss Frsnces Kopecky
acted as bridesmaids. and Mr. August
Kopecky ard Mr. Jacob sirnek AZ grooms-
men.