Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1906-09-26
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Bucklin to Prof. Elmer Grant Woodruff
was solemnized at the Baptist church in
this city on Wednesday, September lo,
1906, In the presence Of large consre. !
CATION Of friends,
The ceremony took place at $50 D.
m'' when the groom entered the church
supported by his best man, C. M. Funk,
OF Kansas City, marching up the east
aisle and approaching the, altar. The
bride, supported by her bridesmaid, Miss
Flora Shore, preceded by two little girls
who lined her pathway with roses, and
followed by her father, marched through
the west aisle to the sweet strains Of
Mendelssohn's wedding march played
by Mrs. D. w. Major, and met her
husband-to-be at the altar.
Rev. w. A. Cain, now of Caldwell,
but formerly Of this city, performed very
beautiful ceremony and pronounced most
Impressive benediction upon them.
The bride is a Barber county lady.
She is daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. c.. A.
Bucklin who reside short distance north
east Of this city. She is a skilled musi-
clan and graduate Of the Southwest Kan
sas College at Winfield, and has done 9TH
er Collegiate and Normal work. Every
where she is known she enjoys the highest
esteem and good will Of her friends.
The groom is professor Of Mineralogy
in the Territorial University of Oklahoma
at N orman and graduate Of Harvard
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodruff left on the
evening train for Galveston from whence
they will go by steamer to New York
and thence to Boston where Prof. Wood
ruff will take years post graduate work
at Harvard and Mrs. Woodruff will at
tend the New England Conservatory Of
Music.
Many beautiful presents were received
by the happy couple which will be ac-
knowledged In due season.
1t is with great pleasure that the Index
extends compliments to this meritorious
couple. Miss Bucklin has always been
favorite in Barber county and her
friends are gah6ed to know that her life s
partner is one entirely worthy Of her heart
and hand, and their only regret is that
her Efes duties take her into the new
neighbor state on the south. They will
reside at Norman, Oklahoma, after finish
ing their work in Boston,
| The political pot has begun to boil,
the candidates cup runneth over.
| Riley Lake leaves for New Mexico
tomorrow to ship in train load Of cattle
to winter.
| Indications are that large crowd will
go from Medicine Lodge to hear Bryan
at Alya Friday.
Mrs. M. A. Muller bought w. l.
lifts residence property on Saturday
Consideration $500.
Forsyth's mill is the night place to gel
your feed. Com chop. kaAir chop, bran
shorts and chicken feed always on hand
w. R. Forsyth and wife and Mis-
Cranston went to Enid Saturday to visi
. few days. Mr.. Forsyth returned hom,
. Monday.
A. w. Smith and L. T. Williams wen
; to Wichita Monday to testify in u. S
court IN relation to land matters in Yves,
em Kansas.
Township nominations must be mad
on or before Oct. 5th IN order to b.
printed on the official ballots. PoGhca
parties desiring to make township nomi
nations should bear this m mind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Harvey who hay
been visiting several weeks with Dr.. Van
Dewalker and family. left Monday f.
their home at Battle Greek. Iowa. MIR
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8 tiers.
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