The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1921-11-23
SIX COUPLES ARE
UNITED WEDNESDAY
DAN CUPID HAS BUSY PRE-
THANKSGIVING DAY-THREE
WEDDINGS FOR NELSON

Six marriages were solemnized
! Wednesday in Moscow, three Of which
were performed by Judge Adrian
Nelson. So Tar as is known Dan
Cupid had his heaviest day for sew
eral years Wednesday. 1t is believed
that the coming Of Thanksgiving to-
morrow was responsible for so many
weddings on one day.
While Dan Cupid is adverse to
newspaper publicity his broad smile
late Wednesday afternoon seemed to
indicate that he was well pleased with
his work on Wednesday. He did say
that as his work had been particu-
larly heavy on Wednesday he would
eat heartily on Thanksgiving day.
The last marriage of the day was
that of Lyman P. Luvaas of Moscow
and Miss Ethel Irene Jarrett of Gift
ford, who were married late Wednes-
day afternoon in the Latah county
probate court rooms by Judge Adrian
Nelson Mr. and Mrs. w. Walker of
Moscow were the attending witnesses.
The young couple will make their
home in Moscow temporarily This
marriage made the third OF the af-
ternoon for Judge Nelson.
Other marriages performed on We'd
nesday follow:
R0alstOne- Randall.
Miss Eva 0. Randall of Moscow and
David ROalstOne of Linville, Idaho,
were married Wednesday afternoon at
the Davenport hotel, Spokane. The
bride is the oldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John E. Randall, pioneers
of Moscow and was born on the home
stead near Moscow, and has spent
her life in and near Moscow. She has
been employed in the J. G. Penny
Co., store for some time. The groom
is a prosperous farmer of the Lin
vile country where he owns a large
farm. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens,
Of Winchester accompanied the young
people to Spokane
Mr.. and Mrs Roalstone will spend
the winter on a honeymoon trip to
Portland, Seattle, Everett and Cali
fOrnia. l
RObinsOn-Payne.
Caskey A. Robinson of Oakesdale
and Miss Fannie M. Payne of Cakes
dale were married Wednesday after
noon by Judge Adrian Nelson in the
Latah county probate court rooms.
Miss Lillian Skattaboe and Mrs.
Emma Sayles were the attending
witnesses. After a wedding trip the
young Oakesdale couple will make
heir home near Oakesdale on Mr..
farm.
MilIs-Blue
Leonard r. Blue and Olive Nina
Mills were married Tuesday after
lOOn at 8 o'clock at the home of the
sroom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Blue, on Orchard Avenue. The Rev.
I. H. Mitchell, officiated. The bride
s Moscow girl and daughter of Mr..
ind Mrs. Sylvester Mills. They will
eside on farm east Of town.
COchrane-Bunney
James A. Cochrane and Mary H.
3unney of Princeton, Idaho, were
married Wednesday afternoon at the
lome OF the groom's sisters on East
eighth street. The Rev. w. S. Crock
tt officiated. The groom is a pros
,erous young farmer Of Princeton and
on of the late Mrs Orphia Cochrane.
he bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
frs. G. E. Bunney, we'll known resi-
ents of Princeton. The young peo-
lie will live on the groom's farm.
Walters-AndersOn
Married by John L. Naylor, justice
t the peace at his office on Wednes-
ay afternoon, Harold G. Walters and
linda A. Anderson, both Of Genesee,
daho. Mrs d. w. Hannah and Edna
:. McVay of Genesee were witnesses.
Arndt-Howard
Henry Arndt of Plummer and Miss J
bbie Howard of Potlatch were mar !
ed Wednesday afternoon in the Lit
county probate court by Judge
drian Nelson, probate judge. The T
tending witnesses were: Enola c
Oward and John Canham. After a {
loncymoon" trip they will make a
eir home in Plummer. a