Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1920-11-26
3 Ex-SERvICE
men MARRIED
KINCAID, Won BARGEN AND
WAGNER TAKE LIFE
PARTNERS

Fred Won Bargen, Okie Kin
caid and Phil Wagner, three ex-
service men and oversee veter-
ans of the Great World War are
now to be numbered among the
benedicts. The marriage OF
these three ex-service men has
caused no little comment among
their countless friends here as
all three were great surprise to
them. During the world war
these boys all played the roll OF a
soldier in a most highly and
creditable manner, having serv-
ed with the overseas contingent
of Uncle Sans army. The
young ladies who won tn e
hearts of these men are all to be
congratulated upon their splen-
did choice and without a ques-
ton of doubt their confidence
will not have been placed in the
wrong men. The first of them
TO be married was Phil Wagner
to Miss Lenora Fox at Billings,
Montana, on November 10th,
Okie Kincaid was married to
Miss Addie Workman at Grange
vile Saturday and Fred Won
Bargen and Miss Anna Jungert
were married at Charleston Tues
day.
Wagner-FOX
Phil Wagner, a son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wagner of this city
was married to Miss Lenora Fox
of Gillette, Wyoming, at Billings,
Montana, Tuesday November 16,
in the st. Patrick's Catholic
church of that city, the Rev. Cyr
Pauwelyn performing the cere-
mony. They were attended by
Miss Claire Murphy, who acted
as bridesmaid and DR.. Herbert
Edwin was best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wagner are both holding
down homesteads in the Gillette
section, where they will make
their future home. Mrs. Wag-
ner is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Peter Fox, former well known
and highly respected citizens of
the Nezperce country but who
now reside at Moscow. The
Chronicle wishes TO join with
the many friends of Phil in ex-
tending to him and his wife the
best wishes possible.
Kincaid-WOrtman
Dixie kincaid and Miss Addie
Workman were married a t
Grangeville Saturday, November
20, the wedding ceremony being
performed at the parsonage of
the Federated church of Grange
vile, the Rev Fl. S. Randall Of
ficiating Both of these young
people are highly respected in
this community, Mrs. Kincaid
| is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ William Workman, well known
people of Camas Prairie Mr..
kincaid is a son of Mrs. M. E.
Kincaid of this city. The young
folks will leave for Montana in
the near future where they eX-
pect to make their future home
Again the Chronicle wishes to be
numbered with this newly mar
ried couples many friends IN
wishing them the best of life
which is none too good for those
so deserving.
Won Bargen-Jungert
Fred Won Bargen, a prosper
Gus young farmer of the Fem
section was married Tuesday
November 22nd, to Miss Anna
Jungert at the home of the
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
August Won Bargen of Clarks
ton, Washington. The bride is
a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Jungert of Cottonwood and th'
groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs
August Won Bargen, formerly
residents of this section, but nov
residing in Charleston. After
short honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs
Won Bargen will reside on th'
. Won Bargen farm in the Fem
, section. The Chronicle wishe'
, to be numbered with the man!
: friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Vol
, Bargen in extending to them tn,