The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1915-03-25
Twin Mounds.

The writer was fortunate AZ 20 be an
iavted guest AZ the pleasant home Of
Mr. aud Mrs T. + Harlan Of Logan
and TO witness the marriage OF their
wDsome daughter, Miss Ruth. to Mr.
A w. McClurg Of Twin Mounds. on
Wednesday. March l0th. Just as the
clock chimed the noon hour and while
Miss Meta Hughes a the piano played
the wedding march the happy couple
preceded by Mr. Irwin Young best
man and Miss Stella Kerns bridesmaid
entered the parlor and took their posi-
tions on the east side Of the room where
they were met by the Rev G l.. Hayes,
VI pastor Of lyanhoe. who perform
ed the solemn impressive marriage
ceremony and introduced Mr.. and Mrs
McClurg to the assembled friends
The bride wore au ivory satin gown
trimmed in shadow lace and pearl and
crystal garnitnre. The gallant bride.
groom wore a neat suit Of dark colored
cloth After sincere congratulations
aud best wishes the company partook
Of an excellent wedding feast prepared
by Mrs. Harlan Mrs, McClurg needs
no introduction to this particular cor
uer Of Beaver county as she has spent
ali of her life near Logan aud been
educated in the Logan and Beaver
schools She taught school in the Gold
en- district last year. Mr.. McClurg
came to Oklahoma when lad Of
twelve and has lived on farm in the
Twin Mounds district continuously
ever since with the exception Of u year
Of school at lndianola, Iowa. He is a
genial, sober young man and in every
way worthy Of his accomplished bride
A goodly number OF his friends, men,
women and neighbors. gathered at his
home, Belle Meade Farm, on Thursday
evening, to welcome Lon" and his
bride. As they had retired for the
night it was necessary OF course to
arouse them which was successful J
accomplished with vigorous tin pan
music. after which the crowd was in
vited into the house and spent a pleas
ant hour socially and in singing re-
turning TO their home in the wee
sma' hours" OF Friday morning,
Among the wedding presents was a
handsome white enameled kitchen
cabinet from the brides grandmother,
Mrs. A. 2. Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs Me
Clurg will commence housekeeping NJ
once and will lie Mt home to tkeir
friends on farm one halt mile north
OF Logan.
The community was shocked and
grieyed 20 hear of the sudden death OF
Miss Phoebe Kellogg on "Wednesday
and deepest sympathy is extendee
b. the bereaved ones
Leonard Girton went to Knowle'
with grain yesterday.
Mrs Debbie Young, of Los Angeles
California, ia at the II II Martin hom,
visiting her son Irwin and her sister
and family. She will remain in Okla.
homo for the present and keep house
for Irwin.
Mr. and NJ rs. Green have moved into
their new house near old Marengo.
Mrs Donnel, Of southern Texas
formerly of this nciRhborhood, is IT
the Il H. Harlan home She wns cali
ed to Gate by the death of her father
Mr. Yotaw who was buried 'last Sun.
day. Mrs, Donnell is visiting friends
here and attending to some business
matters before returning to her home
near Galveston,
o G. Kleppcr was kicked in the face
10y one Of his horses last week and lay
in the barn about two hours before re-
gaining consciousness, lie is about a.
good as new again however. Mrs.
Klepper and John were away from
home at the time.
Born-to Mr. and Mrs Herbert Lee,
recently, tiue baby girl
ONCE A WERK
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