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Friday January 1, 1915 SOCIETY NEWS On Tuesday evening
at St. Paul’s church in Muskogee, Miss Laura Dell Sweeney and Mr. Harry
Parris were married by Rev. J. E. Carpenter, in the presence of a few of
their immediate friends from Eufaula. . .
Friday, January 29, 1915 STIDHAM Mr. Fred Johnston
and Miss Gail McElroy were quietly married Sunday evening at the home of
the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. McElroy. Mr. Johnston is
a prosperous young farmer living near Stidham . . .
Friday, February 5, 1915 MELLETTE On Tuesday evening,
Jan 26th, Mr. B. E. Wells and Mrs. Ida Tackett were quietly and happily
married at the home of the bride’s brother, Mr. W. J. Bean. Rev.
W. P. Jones of Stidham, officiating. . . .
Friday, February 5, 1915 STIDHAM NEWS Boney
Rumsey and Miss Sammie Pitman, youngest daughter of J. W. Pitman, were
married Sunday at the residence of Bro. Story of Fame. . . .
Friday, February 12, 1915 MELLETTE Slipping Quietly
away from their friends, to the home of Rev. M. P. Cotton, Mr. Jeff Jones
and Miss pearl Clark were quietly made man and wife, last Sunday afternoon.
. .
Friday, February 19, 1915 MARRIED AT CROWDER Rev.
W. V. Teer went down to Crowder Monday morning in response to a call and
made happy two lives by pronouncing Dr. C. S. Wallace of Dustin and Miss
Velma Ward of Crowder man and wife. . . .
Friday, February 19, 1915 STIDHAM Dillion Choate
and Miss Myhrtle Bradshaw were married last Sunday at the residence of
Bro. Marlin, the Baptist preacher of Brush Hill. . . . .
Friday, February 19, 1915 SOCIETY February 15th marked
the 16th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Primrose of this city.
. . .
Friday, February 26, 1915 MELLETTE On Wednesday evening,
Feb. 18th at the home of Rev. M. P. Cotton. Mr. Chas. L. Clark and
Miss Eva Porter were quietly joined in the holy bonds of wedlock. . . the
bride is the daughter of Mr. E. W. Watkins of Mellette. . .
Friday, March 12, 1915 MELLETTE Mr. David Abney of
Turkey, Texas, and Miss Lillie Cook of forty Two were married on the banks
of the Canadian river in Pittsburg county, on Saturday, Feb. 27th.
Mr. Abney arrived Friday and the young people met, and came to an understanding,
the same day, and early Saturday morning drove across the river where they
were married by Rev. Montgomery, in the presencde of but a few close friends.
Mr. Abney is the well known son of Mr. E. E. Abney, formerly of this place
and the bride is the charming and accomplished daughter of one of our most
substantial farmers, Mr. J. D. Cook. . . . They will make their future
home in Turkey, Texas.
Friday, April 9, 1915 HANNA A quiet wedding took
place at 2 p.m. last Sunday Fred King and Miss Rosa Braswell plighted troth
before Judge James W. Huls who pronounced them man and wife. May
their troubles be no more than little Kings.
Friday, April 16t, 1915 SOCIETY NEWS As quite a pleasant surprise to their many friends here comes the announcement of the marriage of Miss Carrie L. Metcalfe and Judge H. L. Marshall. The wedding occurred at the home of the bride’s mother Mrs. Mary C. Metcalfe of 5700 Etzel Ave. St. Louis Wednesday, April fourteenth. The bride is a sister of Mrs. I. T. primrose of this city and has spent
a great part of her time here. . . . Judge Marshall formerly made his home
here, holding the office of Untied States Commissioner prior to statehood
after which time he practiced law for several years. . . They will be at
home to their many friends at Grove, Oklahoma which place they will make
their future home. . .
Friday, June 4, 1915 WAS SINGLE YESTERDAY, TODAY SHE IS MRS. BEAR Caesar Bear and Susie Johnson, two fullblood Indians, stepped before Justice of the Peace W. G. Miller yesterday, and told him they desired to get married. :All right, “ said the justice, and he went through the wedding ceremony in words of one syllable, thinking that he had to deal with a couple who might not be able to understand English very well. When the ceremony was completed, Justice Miller said: :Now, I always give my brides white carnations, but I’m out just now an I’ll have to give you one of these pretty red roses.” So saying he pinned the flower on the bride. But the husband insisted that something was lacking. Stepping to the telephone, he asked a florist to “send over two tulips right away.” Then he sat down to wait. When the tulips came, the Indian Pinned on on his bride and the other on himself and demanded a rose for himself from the justice. Then he whispered something to his bride and the couple marched gaily out of the door, singing in perfectly good English and in perfect good tune. “When you wore a tulip, a sweet yellow tulip, and I wore a big, red rose.” “Mm,” said Justice Miller. “It just goes to show you never can
tell.” -- Phoenix
Friday July 2, 1915 CARR CREEK Mr. Martie Dornam and Miss
Clara Emberson were married at the residence of Justice of the Peace C.
DC. Grimes about 2 o’clock Sunday evening
Friday July 30, 1915 HANNA Married in Holdenville Saturday, July
17th, 1915, by justice of the peace Welch, Mr. C. C. Gatlin and Miss Jewel
Utzman.
Friday August 6, 1915 HANNA At 3 o’clock p.m. Thursday
July 29th, 1915 Mr. John Reeve and Miss Livia Clayton were united in marriage
by Judge F. M. Palmer at his office in the city of Hanna.
September 3, 1915 P. J.Wadsworth and Mary A. Cox were married for the
second time in Muskogee Saturday by Justice Miller. Both parties
are form this county. They were married a number of years ago, and
later Wadsworth was sent to the state penitentiary after a shooting affair
at Cathay, on the charge of manslaughter. While in prison his wife
secured a divorce, but after serving his time, he returned and again wooed
the damsel that had once shared his life for “better or worse.”
Friday September 3, 1915 CARR CREEK Eld. Scarbrough performed
a marriage ceremony on last Sunday morning at 10 o’clock that made a Mr.
Polard and Miss Pearl Mangrum man and wife.
Friday November 5, 1915 RUMSEY-JONES Mr. Elijah Jones and
Miss Virgie rumsey, both of Stidham, were united in the holy bonds of matrimony
last Saturday at 10:00 a.m. Dr. Noblitt of the Christian Church officiated.
Friday November 12, 1915 GREENHAWS-HOYT Mr. J. A.
Greenhaws and Mrs. Mayr Hoyt, both of Eufaula, were united in marriage
by Dr. Noblitt, pastor of the Christian church, Wednesday, November 3re
at the home of the officiating minister.
Friday December 24, 1915 RAIFORD ITEMS Mr. Jonah Williams
and Miss Maude Pollard were united in marriage Sunday, December 19th.
The ceremony was performed by O. J. Stevens, justice of the peace.
Friday December 24, 1915 TEXANNA AND ENVIRONS (by Ned)
A prominent young couple, formerly of Texanna, Robert Keels and Clara Patterson,
were united in marriage December 15, at Porum. . . . Miss Patterson has
been living near Porum while Mr. Keels has been in southern Texas the past
few years.
Friday December 31, 1915 A SURPRISE WEDDING Mr. M. E. Turner,
a prominent Eufaula attorney and Miss Vera Lane were united in marriage
at Muskogee on the evening of the 23rd. . . Both parties are residents
of Eufaula. . .
Friday December 31, 1915 MARRIAGE LICENSE During the past week marriage license have been issued from the Court Clerk’s office to the following: Robert Lowe and Miss Cubie McGriff of Checotah.;
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