The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-25
Some Weddings.
CASIDAy-S,yEEK


Mrs. G. A. Swoek In this city on last
Saturday afternoon Sept. IS, when
their daughter, Miss Lois, became
tho wife OF Henry A. Casiday. Rev.
J. j. Tickner OF the Baptist church
performed the ceremony.
The bride IN a native daughter OF
Burns and IL we'll known to our cit
liens. She IN a graduate OF the Har-
ney county high school and later.
largely through her own efforts. she
attended the state normal at Mon
mouth and also the q. A. G. She fit
cd herself for teaching and has been
following that profession for two or
three years, being now employed In
tho public schools OF Burns. Mr..
Casiday IN q former student Of the o.
A. q. II was nt the latter school tho
young people became acquainted. Mr..
Casiday was among those TO respond
to the call OF his country and give
his services during the late war.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casidsy are making
their homo In Burns for the winter.
HAINEs-JENKINs
Two OF Harney county's popular
young people were united In mar
riage on Tuesday evening Sept. 2i
nt the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Leonard In this city when Wilbur
Haines took as his bride Miss Mary
M. Jenkins. Both these young poo
pie were born In Harney county.
Wilbur being the son OF Mrs. Anna
Haincr. and his bride the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. Jenkins. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. w.
IL. Amos. State Secy. OF the Home
Mission Board OF the Presbyterian
church, there being but few present
To witness the affair. Wilbur attend
ed the schools OF this county until
finishing tho grammar grades when
ho went To Portland and attended
Hiil's Military Academy. his bride
finishing her education following the
grammar grades In tho higher
schools OF education In Boise. Miss
Hazel Haines. sister OF the groom.
was bridesmaid and J. Dornan Leo
nard was best man. The bride wore
a blue travelling suit with a corsage
OF sweetpeas. They left Immediately
following the ceremony for Boise for
n honeymoon after which they will
be- ut home at Diamond whore VIII
bur win have charge OF tho big
ranch of his mother.
CRoZIER.sHEPAR
The marriage OF Miss Cora shep-
ard aud william Kenneth Crozier
took place at the home OF tho brides
grandparents. MIR. aud Mrs. Walter
Cross. on "Wednesday morning. Sept.
30. II was n quiet home affsir hut
was nevertheless pretty wedding,
the ceremony being performed In the
presence of the Immediate relatives
aud "A few friends OF the contracting
partlcs. Rev. }. j. Tickner of tho
Baptist church used the ring ser
vice IN performing the ceremony
The bride Is very charming young
lady who has made her home IN this
vicinity since her birth. Mr.. Crozier
Is one OF our young business men.
being engaged In the transfer busi-
ness with his father
Following refreshments the young
people took their departure by auto
for n honeymoon trip. Upon their
return they will take up their resi-
dence In BURNS.
MARTL-tiOWELL
Friday morning Sept. 20. Herman
Martz and Miss Sara A. Howell were
united In marriage In this city by
Rev. w II. Amos, State Secretary
Of the Home Missions OF the Presby-
terIan church. The ceremony took
place AT the Marta residence In this
city where Mrs. Dan Varien gave
a. ....I1frr hrAa fffaai MT
Martx has been n resident OF this
community for several years whore
he has made many warm friends. lie
II n young man OF integrity and
very capable machinist, His bride
came here early last spring to en-
ter upon her duties as county nurse.
She In n capable young woman who
has wide experience In her line OF
profession, being stationed for
time In India. Immediately follow
ing the ceremony and breakfast the
happy couple took their departure
for a short honeymoon trip, upon
their return they will make their
home In this city.
JOYES-JESSUETT
Rev. J. J. Tickner of the Baptist
church performed the ceremony on
wednesday, Sept. go, that made
Sarah A. Jessuett and James 8. Joyes
man and wife. The marriage took
place at the Baptist parsonage. The
married couple will make their home
on the farm of Mr.. Joyes near the
Experiment Station.
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n. r. Johnson and wife came over
from Prineville Sunday. Frank came
over to look after some business In
connection with the Oregon a West