The Wichita daily eagle., 1904-05-15

Billings, and Miss Lou Magovern wer
married
Jesse H. Bryan and Miss Buford Wal
lace. of Cheyenne, were married Thurs
day afternoon at the residence of tn
| brides uncle, Richard Adams.
At Enid, O. T, May s, by Rev. Walter
of the Presbyterian church, Otto E
Marklinghaus and Frances Z. Skadden
both of Enid.
quiet wedding took place at the home
OF A. w. Ackors and wife, south of Cur
| tis, last Sunday afternoon, the bride be
| ing their oldest daughter, Mary. while
the groom was George G. Tannahill, wht
owns a farm south of Curtis.
Mr.. Edmund Brazell and Miss Pear
Tebow, two well known young people OF
Lamont, were married last week.
On the 7th inst. license was issued al
Cheyenne for the marriage of c. o. Hibbs
of Weatherford, and Rhoda Carter OF
Elk City. The ceremony was performed
at the court house. Judge Houston Of
ficiating. The happy couple left for a
trip to West Virginia. On their return
they will reside at Weatherford.
At the residence of the brides par
ents. in Medford Sunday evening, May
s. the wedding of Miss Ethel Henderson
and Carrie Thacker took place. Rev Nc
Query. Baptist minister of Medford, Off
ciating. The wedding was a quiet one
only a few intimate friends and relatives
being present.
The Woodward News in its Venus News
announces that Leila Long and Paul
Wright were married last Sunday at the
home of the brides father, W. II. Long.
Rev. Hayes officiating.
Marriage licenses issued during the last
week at Alva: Benjamin Earl Hood,
Samuel n. Cox, Alva, and Leila Lewis.
Alva: Geo. w. Baxter and Clara NJ An
mis-. Freedom; Henry G. Kroeker, In
man, Kansas, and Maggie Pankratz,
Alva, Oklahoma; Herman II. Ralzlan and
Agnes Butler, Fairview: Chas. H Sigler,
Cordell. Oklahoma, and Nellie Safer.
Lambert.
Married Sunday, at the home of the
brides parents. in Kingfisher by Rev.
Bailey, Mr.. Arthur Duncan and Miss En-
ma Meters. Only few intimate friends
of the family were present.
Marriage licenses were issued during
the week at Cheyenne to j. C. Luper and
Miss Mollie Medley, both of Elk City;
Samuel G. Gamble of Grimes and Mary
P. Campbell of Pilot; Jesse HI. Bryan
and Miss Buford wallace, both Of Chey-
enne.
Married. April "a. at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
O'Neal, at Phroso. in Woods county Miss
Dottie O'Neal and Mr. James Dodson of
Salt Fork, Squire Condreay officiating.
The ceremony was witnessed by a large
crowd of friends from whom they re-
ceived many useful and valuable pres
ents.
Says the FL Reno Democrat: A mar
riage license was issued Wednesday
evening. by Judge Phelps. to Eugene
Moors and Miss Carrie Evans. both of
Yukon. The Oklahoman says: "A we'd
ding permit was issued by Probate Clerk
Hurry yesterday to Eugene Moore of Yu-
kon. o. T., and Miss Laura Edwards of
Oklahoma City. They were married by
Justice y. d Leach" The license issued
in this city has not been returned. and if
it will be in ofier for him TO explain
what became of that license
The Shawnee News states that wednes-
day evening. at the home of the brides
ia Their. Mr.. A. c. Finney. in the east part
Of Shawnee took place the wedding Of
Miss May Finney and Ralph VOORHEES,.
The ceremony was one of those sacred
home affairs which lend so much sanctity
to the marriage relation. and Rev E 4.
Caldwell of the Grace NJ E. church on
cated in pleasing manner. Only rela-
tives and intimate friends were included
In the list of guests. and congratulations
were freely bestowed 4 number Of splen-
young couple is held. The bridal couple
at once began their married life in the
pretty home whicn the groom had pre-
pared east of the city.
At Perry. Thursday. Frank T Shaner
and Miss Mamie Gumm, both OF Noble
were granted a license to marry.
very pretty wedding took place at
Sunday afternoon. in the par
lors Of the Hotel Midway. Rev w b
Leonard spoke the words ha united the
lives of George w Stow. Of Norman.
and Miss Jennie V. Appleby. Of Tuttle.
They departed on the afternoon train for
Norman. their future home.
Marriage licenses were issued az Enid
tuesday by Judge CARRIER 70 Thomas Z. !
in. Also John Bianton and Lulu Shanks |
" Enid
Wednesday evening last at tire .7orse ot
The brides parents. Mr. and Mrs " =
Alien. al Enid. Mr.. James z Turk and /
Miss Maud Alien were join@d in aafrf- /
nony BY the Rev. Hale. pastor of The 4
First Baptist church. in the presence of .
% relatives and friends. After the core 4
rony a wedding repast was served. Mr 4
and Mrs Turk are now q; home a; Ig17 !
Cherokee street: says ,he Events