Lyon County, Kansas
Marriages
Married. On Dow Creek, at the residence of H. F. Clark, by P. B. Maxson, Esq., George H. McIntire and Miss Mary R. Champlin, all of Lyon County, Kansas. (Emporia News, January 8, 1869)
HAYWOOD, CARL ~ ROBERTS, MABEL
This morning's Kansas City Journal contained the following item which surprise and pleased emporia people:
"Carl Haywood and Mabel Roberts, both of Emporia, Kans., were married in the parlors of the Midland hotel yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock by Rev. James W. Fifield, pastor of the First Congretional church, of this city. Mr. Haywood is a merchant of Emporia and his bride is one of the popular young society women of that town. A few Kansas City friends were present at the wedding.
"Mr. Haywood and his wife left last night for a trip to Boston and Washington."
The wedding announcement above was the first, most of the friends and relatives of the bride and groom had heard
of their intention to marry immediately. The Newmans were notified of the marriage by the bride's mother, Mrs.
Alfred Roberts, of College Hill.
To the notice may be added the fact that among the friends present at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hagarman, cousins of the groom, Mr. Frank Comstock, Miss Gertrude Jordan and Mr. Lee Roberts brother of the bride. The groom is a nephew of George and E. C. Newman of this town and both young people occupy a prominent place in Emporia society. (The Emporia Gazette, July 2, 1903, page 1)
STEVENSON, THOMAS ~ ROBERTS, MARY
The wedding of Miss Mary Roberts to Mr. Thomas Stevenson was solemnized last night by Rev. Ward of the Congregational church, 823 Mechanic Street where they will be at home to their many friends in the future. The bride is well known in Emporia. She was born here and has taught in the public schools. The groom is also well known being an undertaker at Clarke's.
The impressive ring ceremony was used; little Helen Pringle was the ring bearer. The house was tastily decorated in pink and white roses.
The out of town guests were: Mrs. T. C. Green and daughter Elsie of Pueblo, Col.; Mrs. Parr of Ottawa; Mrs. Coleman of Fredonia; Mrs. Collins of Tennessee; and Miss Moss of Illinois.
The Gazette extends its heartiest congratulations to the happy couple. (The Emporia Gazette, July 2, 1903, page 1)
WISDOM, GILBERT ~ SPADE, LATINA
Yesterday Judge Evans married Gilbert Wisdom and Latina Spade of Admire. (The Emporia Gazette, July 2, 1903, page 1)
Sunday at the residence of Rev. W. A. Sprague, of the M. P. Church, Miss Coral Batch and Mr. Joseph Jacob were united in marriage. Both bride and groom are well known in this community and have the best wishes of hosts of friends. (The Emporia Gazette, July 16, 1903, page 2)
McCOMB, BERT ~ THOMAS, MAUDE J.
Marriage ceremonies were performed in-probate court Saturday afternoon for Bert McComb of Zenith and Maude J. Thomas of Hutchinson, and Frank Belthran and Nellie A. Sherrick of Emporia. A marriage license was issued this morning to W. S. Provo and Elizabeth Milner, of Madison. (The Emporia Gazette, March 8, 1915, page 2)
BELTHRAN, FRANK ~ SHERRICK, NELLIE A.
Marriage ceremonies were performed in-probate court Saturday afternoon for Bert McComb of Zenith and Maude J. Thomas of Hutchinson, and Frank Belthran and Nellie A. Sherrick of Emporia. A marriage license was issued this morning to W. S. Provo and Elizabeth Milner, of Madison. (The Emporia Gazette, March 8, 1915, page 2)
MURPHY, DALE w. ~ STAIR, THELMA CATHERINE
Three marriage licenses were issued by the probate judge yesterday. A license was issued for Fred G. Short and Maggie Murphy, both of Emporia. A license was issued and the marriage ceremony performed by Judge Walter Jones for Dale W. Murphy and Thelma Catherine Stair, both of Emporia. Last night about 10 o'clock Judge Jones was called to his office to issue a license to Charles Anderson of Osage City, and Ella Des Rocher of Galena. They were married by the probate judge. (The Emporia Gazette, February 7, 1917, page 7)
ANDERSON, CHARLES ~ DES ROCHER, ELLA
Three marriage licenses were issued by the probate judge yesterday. A license was issued for Fred G. Short and Maggie Murphy, both of Emporia. A license was issued and the marriage ceremony performed by Judge Walter Jones for Dale W. Murphy and Thelma Catherine Stair, both of Emporia. Last night about 10 o'clock Judge Jones was called to his office to issue a license to Charles Anderson of Osage City, and Ella Des Rocher of Galena. They were married by the probate judge. (The Emporia Gazette, February 7, 1917, page 7)
C. Glass and Miss Van Sena, both of Topeka, were married this morning at the courthouse by Walter A. Jones, probate judge. A marriage license was issued this morning to Delbert W. Spencer of Aurora, Colo., and Miss Lela Maud Rothert, of Admire. Ray W. Emley and Miss Odessa Shepherd, both of Hartford, secured a marriage license yesterday. They expected to be married by Rev. G. J. Rhodes of Hartford. Howard F. Nine of Fort Riley and Miss Bessie M. Coon of Burlingame, were married at the courthouse yesterday by Mr. Jones, probate judge. The groom is a member of the Thirteenth Cavalry, stationed at Fort Riley. (The Emporia Gazette, August 15, 1917, page 6)
SPENCER, DELBERT W. ~ ROTHERT, LELA MAUD
C. Glass and Miss Van Sena, both of Topeka, were married this morning at the courthouse by Walter A. Jones, probate judge. A marriage license was issued this morning to Delbert W. Spencer of Aurora, Colo., and Miss Lela Maud Rothert, of Admire. Ray W. Emley and Miss Odessa Shepherd, both of Hartford, secured a marriage license yesterday. They expected to be married by Rev. G. J. Rhodes of Hartford. Howard F. Nine of Fort Riley and Miss Bessie M. Coon of Burlingame, were married at the courthouse yesterday by Mr. Jones, probate judge. The groom is a member of the Thirteenth Cavalry, stationed at Fort Riley. (The Emporia Gazette, August 15, 1917, page 6)
NINE, HOWARD F. ~ COON, BESSIE M.
C. Glass and Miss Van Sena, both of Topeka, were married this morning at the courthouse by Walter A. Jones, probate judge. A marriage license was issued this morning to Delbert W. Spencer of Aurora, Colo., and Miss Lela Maud Rothert, of Admire. Ray W. Emley and Miss Odessa Shepherd, both of Hartford, secured a marriage license yesterday. They expected to be married by Rev. G. J. Rhodes of Hartford. Howard F. Nine of Fort Riley and Miss Bessie M. Coon of Burlingame, were married at the courthouse yesterday by Mr. Jones, probate judge. The groom is a member of the Thirteenth Cavalry, stationed at Fort Riley. (The Emporia Gazette, August 15, 1917, page 6)
TRIM, ALVIN T. ~ LARKIN, VIOLA M.
A marriage license was issued in probate court yesterday afternoon for Alvin T. Trim and Viola M. Larkin both of Lebo. They were married by Walter A. Jones, probate judge. (The Emporia Gazette, January 27, 1917, page 3)