The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-20

Married at Brigham City. June 4,
1868. Miss Georgeida &. Moore. stu
dent, ICED 70 years. and BernaId w
Hanson. student aged - years. They
viii be At home to their friends after
June l. 1893. perhaps
Love laughs at locksmiths stern par
ents and the like. and the merry little
god bad many a merry ch0TJie at his
favorite objects of deristiOn as the. train
sped nOrthWard toward Brigham City or
the 9Th Of last June.
To the young couple who, pierced with
Cupids darts. were Fastening nOrthward
TO join their lives in the holy bonds e
matrimony. the dingy Short Line train
was every bit as romantic as the ancient
coach and four. with galloping position.
and far more expeditions and comfort
able.
Brigham City was as fair a spot as
Grena Green ever dared be. and the ac-
commodating mayor Of Brigham City was
a satisfactory substitute for the old-time
blacksmith who performed the cerc-
monies for eIoping couples at Gretna, long
ago.
Graduated Into Matrimony.
II has just been announced that Ber-
nard " Hanson and GeorSeida
Moore. daughter of George c. Moore
were married on June al Brigham City.
For the past two years the two young
people nave Detn llStpdEdDlt duQ WHEN
the young man completed his studies al
the High school last June and entered
I the employ OF the Bell Telephone COM
pany he persuaded Miss Moore 10 share
/ his life and fortunes.
According TO the plan eoncocted by tne
two young people. they WIRE TO go Sc
/ cretIy 10 Brigham City on morning
I train be married. and return 10 this clay
! the same day They intended To keep
the marriage q deep secret from every body
for IA year. at the end of which time the
I young groom felt that he would nave
] progressed far enough upon the road 10
( fortune TO approach Miss MO0re's father
and demand his daughter according 10
lmmemorial custom
Cupid is Kind, But
Cupid was kind to the young lovers,
but Jupiter PIuvius the god OF storms.
put most effectuai check upon the
well matured plan. They arrived IN briS-
! ham City according to schedule ana nai
! little difficulty in securing a license. the
/ ages of both being stated as p They
were then married by the mayor OF big
ham City and went Immediately 70 the
station to await the arrival of the tram
for Salt Lake
on June there were severe storms
/ in Montana which caused washouts on
/ the line and which delayed the train
which the bride and groom were TO have
taken back to Salt Lake to such an ex-
tent that they did not arrive in the city
until midnight
for their long continued absence was 10
tell the truth. they went Immediately 70
Mr. and Mrs Moore's apartments and
announced that they had been MADE one
Mr. Moore then raised a storm which
discounted Jupiter Pluvius' best Montana
efforts but after the first burst OF fnry
the parental barometer rose signify. an m
Mr.. Hanson left for his own home at 81
Fourth Fast street
Enter Mr.. NeWhouse.
Next day Samuel Newhouse, uncle oi
Mrs Hanson. playing the role o.
and arranged meeting between thf
parents of the bride and groom Mrs
Hanson and Mr. and Mrs Moore regretted
the impulsive step taken by the Youhe
people. neither of whom is yet 20 years
old. and in conference with the youns
people came TO an agreement WheteoA
the young couple were 10 be eompleteiy
/ saparated for a year. At the END or Whlct
/ time should young Mr.. Hanson prove ms
worth as a business man. they were y
be united and The marriage announced
The matter was kept dark secret un
til last night. when Mrs. Moore hearf
from friends that the story mad ieakel
out She then made the formal announce
ment OF the marriage TO the papers
Mrs Hanson is now studying at tHs
University of Utah, where she Is learn
ing cooking. sewing and the other domes
tic sciences. The embargo slaced upor
the meeting OF the young people has hard
IL proved effective up 10 the present
time Mr. Hanson is now connected WITH
the waterworks department OF the city
Mrs. Moore's Position
At the time Mrs. Moore made the an.
uourcemenf of the marriage she stated
in answer 10 a question, that the young
people had never lived together. and in
TINA ted a hope that the separation might
he Dermanent She also limited at di-
vo-ce. but after she had been seen b.
Mr. Hanson she authorized the announce
meat that she had spoken too hastily ~
her excitement over the discovery thai
the secret was out. and declared that tbs
agreement formulated BIZ the parents was
still in effect and had her sanction