Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1905-06-30
MARRIED.

Pass, at the City Hall ON Monday,
June 90, 1905, Mr.. Gustav Poyer aud
Mrs. Bertha PuteI baugh, Justice
George Furman officiating.
Mr.. Poyer is superintendent of the
Grants Pass Pine Needle Factory
and he has good standing among
the business men of this city. Mrs.
Power has resided in Grants Pass for
several years and has extensive
property interests here, and both have
many friends who wish them . long
and happy married life.
KISER- R-DYSERT-At the residence
of the brides parents, Mr. aud Mrs
Dysert, on Jnmp-otf.J on Satur-
day. June "a, 1905, Mr. Marvin w.
Kiser to Miss Ethel a Dysert, Rev.
ID. 4. Sunmerville, officiating.
The marriage was witnessed by only
the relatives and intimate friends
and after fno dinner the bride and
groom left for Portland for brief
wedding trip after which they will
reside near Cottage Grove, near
which place Mr.. Kiser has purchased
stock ranch. MI Kiser has resided
on Jump.off Joe for the past year and
he is known there as young man of
fine character industrious aud good
business habits. His bride is an es-
timable young lady and we'll worthy
of the love Of the man with whom she
is to share the joys and Sorrows Of
welded life. Mr.. and Mrs Kiser
have many friends in Josephine
county who wish thom long and
happy life.
IRELAND - PARKER - At Grants
Pass, on Wednesday, June %, 1905,
in the Presbyterian church, Rev.
Herbert II. Brown, officiating, Mr.
william Lee Ireland aud Miss Edna
Saxon Parker.
The time for the ceremony was
fixed at S;l5 p m, and promptly nt
that hour the ushors closed the doors
of the church. aud TO Mondessohn'
Wedding March, exquisitely rendered
by Mrs. +. S. Myers, the bridal
procession entered the church and
passed up the aisles TO the spnce be-
fore the altar, where Rev Herbert
IL. Brown performed the beautiful
aud impressive ceremony of the
Presbyterian service that united the
lives, In all the sacred obligations
that marriage requires, OF two Of
Grants Pass popular young people.
The bride, in coming 10 her position
before the altar, was accompanied by
her father, Mr.. George H. Parker,
ana was preceded by her bridosmaid.
Miss LaGra Constance Parker. and by
her flower Pirl, little Mary Laura
Myers The bride was goWnod
modestly and in exceedingly good
taste, as were also her attendants, and
she appeared TO iiue effect as She took
her place by the side of her husband
to.be, who was up to the rg.
quircmcnts Of an ideal groom, aud
who went through bis part Of the
ordeal, that usually disposcssos the
average man Of his seIfcomposure in
q manner that caused no break IN
what was we'll carried out core.
mony.
Elbeit Veatch aid the honors OF
best man Ia most crcdimblo manner
TO tLc closing measures of the wed.
ding march, Mr. and Mrs ireland
proceeded TO tho Sunday School room,
where they took their position be-.
meath a beautiful canopy Of iestooucd
ribbons in white end orange aud 70
csived the hearty wishes of their
friends. As both were prominent
Of the Prgshyteriau church
invitations had been oxtdnded to all
the members aud TO large number
OF other friends, AMI every seat in the
large ediGoe was occupied Both the
main auditorium ana sunday School
room were handsomely. yct plainly
decorated with flower, aud grpenery,
the pulpit platform aud choir alcoye
being so banked with tho decorations
a. to give a most effective background
to the bridal party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ireland took tho even.