The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-10-07

. the principal role. 1t appears thai
young Johnson, the Saturday previous
secured a marriage license at Nezperce
and on Monday afternoon they met in
this village where after a short busi-
ness meeting. so we infer, It was decid-
ed that the marriage take place forth
with and accosted Judge Bushue by
telling him the object of their visit.
To make things more congental his
honor suggested that the ceremony
take place in his parlors and asked his
wife's consent. Mrs. Bushue reiterated
that she did not believe the young lady
was of the age of consent, but would
ascertain by telephone from her moth
err in regard thereto. In the meantime
the young people became aware that
sailing Yves mot so serene as they had
hoped and soon mounted q couple of
horses and. like unto young Lord Loeb
invaT, sped away--to where, no one was
In position to know. The anxious
mother of the would-be bride got very
busy on learning the procedure, and the
telephone wires were kept red hot In
every direction. Two automobiles were
chartered. taking opposite directions,
and secured the country for many miles
1t was found the fleeing pair had been
at Westlaise, but the telephone octopus
had knocked weddings into q cooked
hat I'm that neck o. the woods. Voll-
rner, the mecca of doing things on the
fly. was their next objective, and here.
the Justice, instead of confronting tlhem
with a marriage ritual, kidnapped the
bride-to-be and turned her over to L.
c. Stonebreaker who arrived In his car
and at about a. M. landed here safe
ly at the home of her parents near
this city We understand the young
man In the case reached home the fol-
lowing morning.
AT high moon, Thursday, September
aoth. 1915. at the home of the BRIDES |
sister. MRS. J. A. Bushue, in this viii
lage, occurred the marriage of Miss
Emma Gertrude Hussman and Mr. o. /
ID. Havens, the Rev. Father Boniface
OF the local Catholic church. tying the
knot that linked two hearts for life.
The ring ceremony was used and was
very impressive. little Leona Hussman,
niece of the bride. being ring bearer.
Mr.. Hussman played the wedding march
while the couple marched to the place
of ceremony The bride Is a very pop
ular young lady of this place and is
quite generally known throughout this
section of Craig mountain She is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Huss-
man of Cottonwood and has by her WIN
ming personality made herself quite a
general favorite with all who know
her. She has been the leading sales
lady In the J. A. Bushape mercantile
for a number OF years
and Is able to count her friends by
The score. The groom Is a son OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Ravens. Of Manchester,
Iowa, and has been a resident of this
community little over a year, he /,
acting In the capacity of assistant
cashier of the Bank OF Steunenberg. |
when he first came. Since that time {
he has engaged IN business for him {
self. He Is young man of exemplary 4
habits, and one OF whom we feel proud /
70 ennmerahe among our rising young 4
business men. The brides gown was {
white, northumberland crepe de chime /
and shadow lace. She carried large (
shower bouquet Of white bridal roses ;
and lilly of the valley. Tha brides n
maid, Miss Leasel Hussman, sister of t
me bride, carried a semi-shower OF y
pink roses The groom wore the con- 4
7entional black. He was attended by s
hn Ben Hussman, brother of the G
'ride. Only the immediate relatives n
Ind Barney Litchfield and family of b
cottonwood were present Pink and
While were the predominating colors
Used In the decorating, and white and
link asters served as center pieces ON
me tables The bride and groom were
he recipients of many beautiful, use
ul and substantial wedding gifts. This =
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Ha-
ems win entertain their numerous
riends by giving a social dance ait the
hampshire theater free and Friday o
morning will so to Grangeville to spend ~
ne day. returning as far as Cotton o
rood and remain until Sunday morning. ;
'hen they expect to arrive home ana q
ccupy the rooms In the rear of the n
iavens store, where they win be at m
ONE to their friends ON and after &c
october tenth.
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