The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-04-10

| nurSddy afternoon at CLOCK, rev
Moody of the NJ. E church at Crowell
officiating. After congratulations were
over. returned to Leger with his bride as
quietly as he went away. and for time
few knew of his matrimonial venture.
The Cushion Advance reports that al
| the home of the brides parents Mr. and
Mrs. H. ]. Pugh. on Sunday. March 9th
Miss Zoah Powell to Mr. John W. Hall
were married, Rev. Peyton officiating.
The happy couple will make Watonga
their future home.
Married at NARROW Sunday, March q,
! at O'Clock at the home of the bride S
parents. Mr. Perry NJ Mckay of Duncan
and Miss Della Mckinney of Marolw.
| Here is a romance from Muskogee the
sequel 10 which has not been reported:
Andrew Higgins and Miss Lucy Phipps.
both living at Okeemah, and both under
/ age. eloped and drove to Wewoka, the
nearst Office of the clerk of the district.
to get a marriage license. They arrived
In the night and tried TO induce the clerk
to arise, but could not do SO. Thep ap-
| peared as soon as the office was opened
! in the morning. but the father of the girl
| also was on hand with Winchester and
! put in his objection. which was effective
Young Higgins took to the woods and
I Phipps took his daughter and went home.
! Phipps said that if Higgins and the
girl wanted to marry and would be mar
| ried at home he had no objection, but
! he was opposed to elopements. This word
was conveyed to Higgins and he started
l 30 n1~> L. i'll
ing to the regulations of the elder Phipps
The Shawnee Herald contains the fol-
lowing items:
Henry Frull and Miss Jennie Fox were
| united in marriage on April 2.
Jesse p. Wilbern and Miss Ella Hutch
ison procured marriage license April 2.
Thomas NJ. Hardwick and Miss Bertha
Sparks in vested in marriage license Cd
| April 5.
During the year ending January 3, 1904.
there were 529 marriage licenses issued by
the probate court of this county. and for
the last quarter there have been 119 issued.
Though the large number of divorces
granted in the district court would seem
to indicate that there is much domestic
strife, yet the above figures show beyond
question that the better spirit is pre-
vailing.
L. L. Guffin. day yard clerk Of the Rock
Island at Shawnee, was married Sunday
evening at s o'clock, at Oklahoma City.
to Miss Louise King Of that city They
left Sunday night for Lamposas and Gal
weston. Tex, where they win visit with
days. When they return they will make
an extended visit to relatives and friends
in Atlanta, Ga.
Miss May Vessels and Bert Gibson Of
Get. o. T., were married Wednesday
morning at 9 o'clock at the Catholic
church at Enid. by Father De Preitre,
in the presence of a number of friends
and relatives. The bride was daintily
dressed in white.
Miss Annie Pehl aged 16, and Barney
Offenstein, age %, of Helena were grant
ed a marriage license Saturday and were
made one by Judge Feger at Enid.
Mr. Alley and Miss Blanche Lloyd
were married Sunday morning at the res
idence of the brides sister, Mrs. Ingram,
at Chickasha. They will reside at Cor
dell. o. T.
A marriage license was issued Thurs
day to allow some constituted authority
to unite in the holy bonds John Ehr.
hardt and Miss Bernhemer Link, both of
Oklahoma City
A marriage license was issued We'd
nesday to George Woodworth and Ruby
Richardson of Oklahoma City.
Lookout Item in woodward News: Enid
Sceultz, from Goessel, Kan, was united
in marriage with Helena Van Dest at
her parents home in Greensburg. Kan.
She has a claim here and they are here
now to make their future home. Also
Sam Everets got him lovely companion
to assist him through life.
A wedding permit was issued Wednes-
day at Oklahoma City to John ErbarCI,
age 55. of Oklahoma City. and Miss
Bernheimer Link, age ~, of Saginaw,
Mich.
a marriage license was issued Thurs
day at Perry to George W. Wood. aged
80, and Miss Attic Wood. aged 90 both or
Payne county.
Married at the home of the groom's
parents. seven miles southeast Of Gun
tbs. on Easter Sunday, Charles Olney and
Miss Myrtle Webster, both of Curtis
Marriage licenses were issued at Ho-
bart to the following persons last Sat
urday:
Charles A. Putnam and Miss Georgia
Paddock. both of Manitou.
Stephen p. Vickers of Hobart and Miss
Bette Hullum OF Indian Territory.
A wedding permit was issued Wednes-
day to George Woodward and Ruby Rich
ardson. both residents of Oklahoma City.
\ marriage license has been issued at
Kingfisher 10 D. D. Gratner. aged %. of
Garfield county. and Miss Jessie Rain
bait, aged p. of Kingfsher county.
Ernest L. Rice and Miss Anna Mundell
Of Arkansas City were united in mar
riage March 25, by Judge Howsley. at
Newkirk.
John ]. Swan of La Juna. Colo, and
Miss Killie V. Osborn Of Arkansas City
were married by Judge Howsley at New
kirk, April l.
George Briggle and Miss Lauara Ewers
o< L<av Ct.~ were joineS in marriage
March q. at Newkirk by Justice Smart