The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-07-10
VIVIAN AND
ANDY PARTED
IN COURT AGAIN
NJ SIlOCEE COUPLE FIGURES
IN A SERIES or LECAL
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speeial 0 The Daily Leader.

Special The Daily Leader.
0lusSogce, July l0.-Andy Camp
bell aud Vivian Bradley have aboa
as muc hmck getting married anf
staying married as Finnegan's hand
ear had sticking to the track, promptr
ing the famous message to the train
dispatcher:a f0lf again, on again,
gone again. Finnegan.'
Twice Andy Campbell and the VII
vacious vivian Bradley have been
married, and for the second time
Thursday, their marriage was annul-
led when Benjamin Martin, attorney
for Andrew Campbell, Sr., appeared
in court and asked that the marriage
Of the Campbells in Fort Smith, Arkp
on June s last be declared void on
the ground that the groom Is minor
and married without the consent OF
This parents, and that Vivian, the wo-
man in the case, is still the wife OF
! Paul H. Bradley OF Arkansas.
There was no opposition upon the
part of the young people Campbell
took the witness stand and eaid that
he was a minor and had married the
second time without the consent of
his parents, knowing full we'll that
they would not give their consent. AT
the time he said, his wife had se-
cured a divorce at Pine Bluff, Ark
and subsequent to the marriage the
divorce decree had been set aside.
The young woman took the stand,
giving the same testimony, admitting
that because her divorce decree at
Pine Bluff had been set aside, she
is still the wife of Paul Bradley.
Last fall Andy Campbell, son of
wealthy Muskogee real estate man,
eloped to Dallas, Texas, with the
pretty Vivian, and the couple was
married. Father and Mother Camp
bell opposed the marriage, and when
the young folks came back to Musko-
gee, efforts were made to annul the
marriage. II was discovered that
the Bradley girl, at the time she was
married to the dapper Andy Camp
bell, had divorce case pending at
Hot Springs, Ark in which she
sought legal separation from a form
er husband. When it was shown to
District Judge Branson at the time
that the young woman was legally
bigamist, the marriage was annulled.
But the young woman would not give
up her lover so easily, so she went
to Arkansas, employed an attorney,
and finally was granted a decree for
divorce at Pine Bluff. Then she
communicated with Andy and he met
her at Fort Smith where they were
married for the second time on June
s, this year They came to Muskogee
and set up Housekeeping. 1t was
then discovered that Vivian had not
lived in Arkansas sufficient time to
secure a divorce and the divorce de-
cree was set aside.
Andy and Vivian agreed with An
dyls father to another annulment of
She marriage. While Andys father
is labpring under the impression
shat he is breaking mp the marriage
between Vivian and young Andy, the |
Young people look at il in different
light. "The marriage has been an
iulled and we will live apart tenn
)orarily at least. Only long enough |
o straighten out these annoying leg
Il tangles so that we can be married
egally and stay married. said the
.oung woman. The yonng man nod
led his head In approval.
No, they are not going to give each
ther up Vivian is going back to
arkansas and stay until she is sure
{ a legal divorce, and then Andy viii
e 2l in December and the next time
hey marry, they hope it viii take.
The third time is the charm, you
now" smiles the much married
oung woman"