The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-10-02

Ian Oupiu mas DttH uusy Inc pds
week tielng up quartet OF people
in whom TINS community is very muct
interested, and at least three of whom
have had considerable to do with oul
community life in the past years.
At high noon Saturday, Sept. 9th
at the home of the bride 5 parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Beal, near Pom
eroy, Wn., Glen Henderson and Miss
Helen Beal were joined in the holy
bonds of wedlock, Rev. N. Il. Beach
pastor of the Christian church at Gen
esee, performing the ceremony.
1t was a beautifully appointed and
impressive affair and was witnessed
by many relatives and friends of thu
young couple, including the groom 4
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hender-
son, of this community, who joined
happily in the wedding feast which
followed the ceremony.
Following the dinner, and the show
or of congratulations and good wishes
by the assembly, the bride and groom
departed for brief honeymoon trip
They came on to Nezperce Monday
evening and took up their residence
in the home newly equipped by the
groom on the Henderson farm north.
west of this place. He is continuing
the general operation of this farm
while his father win enter somewhat
extensively into the poultry industry
The bride is charming young lady
who followed school teaching after re
ceiving a well-rounded education il
the Pomeroy schools and the Wash
ington State College. She was a mem
Der of the Nezperce High School fac
ulty through the term of l922-53, and
it was during this time that the
friendship was formed which matured
in the happy union of this couple.
Glen Henderson is the only child OF
one, of the prairie's most successful
and esteemed pioneer families. He is
eiuAJ hulifc VI tuiS COuifuuulty,
product of good home, the local
schools and the Idaho University--a
sturdy young man, keenly alive in his
work and the development of his
neighborhood.
The twain have the congratulations
and very best wishes of many friends. |
While the above wedding was tax
ng place there was another being
half way across the cont
lent, at the home of the bride Is moth
II, Mrs. Sarah J. Near, in Eldora,
-owa, wherein Miss Maude e. Near
md Henry Malcolm Matlock were the
principals.
This nuptial event was pretty in its
implicitly, where but a few relatives
md friends were assembled in the ar
istically decorated rooms to witness
he joining Of this lady and gentleman
Who have made Lewis county their
Iome and who have host Of friends
ere.
Following the ceremonies, the couple
eparted for an extended honeymoon
rip through the central west, after
shich they viii make their home at
lew Smyrna, Florida.
The bride, who is niece of Robert
Year, pioneer farmer of this com
lunity, was resident of Nezperce
ONE few years ago when she had
barge of Boys and Girls Club work
$ county leader, and it is largely
through her ability and energy along
his line of endeavor that this con
inues to be an outstanding common
yealth in the farm clubs movement in
daho. A lady of fine qualities and
ndearing personality, she won many
riends during her stay and visits
ere whose best wishes will ever at
end her.
The groom is a pioneer of the Kan
lh section, and has been successfully |
perating farm on which he and his
arents resided, south of Kamiah.