The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-08

force, and his bride Is most eStlndpii
young lady.
The Blackwell News reports that Mr.
and Mrs. S. R. Johnson. an aged couple
! who live about three miles southwest O.
Retta, celebrated the fiftieth anniversar,
of their wedding better known as then
golden wedding, Tuesday Their spaeiou.
residence WAS neatly decorated for ths
occasion. and about a hundred of their
| relatives, friends and neighbors were
present to congratulate them on theil
| ffty years of happy married life.
1t has become generally known, says
the Oklahoman that Victor NJ. Tedford
deputy city clerk. quietly left town or
January and went TO Chickasha where
on that date. he secured a bride in the
person of Mrs. McGreger. They are now
at home at 10 East Second street, Okla
homa City.
The Woodward News this week re-
ports the following marriage licenses
granted: Jesse s. Hepner. 2s, Nellie NJ
Starmer. 20. Woodward; Geo. H. Dinins,
-. Rhoda E. Delay. q. Logan; o. e.
Camp, 80, Helen Williams. 20, Gross Neb.
Marriage license was issued at King
fisher TO F. G. Stumpage and Miss Mar
garet Wittaged.
License was applied for by Pearl L.
Lawyer. aged a. TO marry Daisy Duncan.
aged 1S. but Under the law license can
not be issued to female under the age
of Is years, says the Kingfisher Free
Press
Judge Strong, of Blackwell, Thursday
evening of last week. married Howard
Hamblett and Miss Cora Oller. This was
the judges first marriage ceremony.
The wedding of Miss Ethel Madden, an
accomplished young woman of the Street
er neighborhood near Grand. in Day
county. to Mr.. E. L. Mitchell, editor OF
the Canadian Valley Echo, took place at
the home of the brides parents Sunday
evening, May l. The Rev. Mr.. Hogg per-
formed the ceremony after which supper
was served. Only the immediate friends
and relatives were present.
Miss Ethel G. Todd and Mr.. Thurman
Dwight Repple of Toledo. Ohio, were unit
ed in marriage Thursday afternoon at
o'clock at the home of the brides moth
er, 40S North First sereet, Guthrie. None
but immediate relatives and friends wit
messed the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. Rose of the First Meth
odist church. A wedding dinner was
served after the marriage. The bride is
we'll known in Guthrie and the groom is
a business man of Toledo, Ohio. The
young couple left Thursday afternoon for
Toledo. where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Miss Lillian Cook, one of the teachers
in the public schools of Blackwell, and
Mr. d. L. Maxwell of Hoyt, Kan, were
married Wednesday evening, at Miss
Cooks home in Blackwell The orchestra
of the Presbyterian church played Men
delssohns Wedding march. as the bride
and groom marched into the room, where
the marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev. Barrier. After receiving the
of those present, refresh
ments We're served. Only the intimate
friends and relatives of the contracting
couple were the recipients of number
Of handsome and useful presents, among
which were a beautiful card receiver by
the orchestra, of which Miss Cook was
a member, also a handsome set of solid
silver tea spoons by the Presbyterian
church. of which Miss Cook was organist.
The couple will spend most of the sum-
ner at Hoyt, Kansas.
A marriage license was issued Friday
1t Kingfsher to Fred A. Stump, age %
Years, and Miss Margaret Witt, age l9
Iears.
marriage license was issued Satur-
lay at Kingfsher to Alonzo Spradling, |
lge IS, and Miss Mary NJ. Greene, age
S.
Marriage license was issued Friday at |
Iingfsher to John Tallant, age 20, and |
Miss Millie Smith, age Is.
On Sunday, at Grand. o. T., Miss Dee |
< Paradise. of Kingfisher and Mr.. Henry |
Hayes, of Texas. were united in mar
iage They viii make their home of |
)ee's farm in Day county.
A marriage license was issued Thurs
lay at Guthrie to the following:
W. II. Rowyer. aged IS. of Perkins and |
Iary Belief, aged 90 of Portland. Orc.
Charles Hampton, OF Baatlesville and
led by Judge Howsley. of Newkirk, April
:.
Willie Kelley. Of Jennings. o. T. and
Iiss Bertha Hemmings, Of Blackwell.
vere joined in marriage. April %, by
udge Howsley. OF Newkirk.
I. I. Anderson and Miss Gertie Reed
f Ponca were united in marriage by Rev.
;. S. Farrand, at Newkirk.
H NJ. Hamhlet and Miss Cora Allen Of
blackwell. are united in marriage. says
he Newkirk Republican.
At watonga Wednesday afternoon, at
h ehome OF. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Mercer.
7ok place the marriage Of Miss Maud
alyers ard Mr Guy ". Ruth. both Of
eary. Judge Woolman performed the
etemony.
At $50 o'cloc- Wednesday evening. at
le probate judges Office. at Watouga.
Iiss Myrtle Smack. Of WatoRga and Ar-
.ouis BIust. Of Oklahoma City. were unit
! in marriage, Judge WooIuan oficiat-
ig.
The watonga Republican Of May 3.
nnounces that Thursday afternoon. May Z
Mrs Edith Logan and Sir William z.
har,,- vii D. united in raarriaEs AZ the