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Burgess
and Thompson
Charles
W. Burgess of Meadow
Lake, Minn., and
Mrs. Beulah M. Thompson
of
this city were united in
marriage last evening.
Rev.
J. E. Davis of the First
Christian Church officiating.
They
will make their home
in this city.
Beatrice, Nebraska - Nebraska
State Journal -Wednesday
Morning - October 26,
1910
Fischer
and Burr
Monday
morning at the home
of the brides parents,
Robert Fischer and
Miss Tillie
Burr were united
in marriage.
Both
are very popular
young people in
their circle of
friends.
The
groom is an employe
of the cereal mills
and at present is
in charge of the
company's
mill at Hamburg,
Ia. where the couple
will make their
home.
Nebraska
State Journal, Wednesday
Morning, July 28,
1897
Douglass
and Boyer
George
Douglass of Gilpin
County, Colo., and
Miss Alice Boyer
of this city were
this morning united
in marriage at the
home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and
Mrs.
G. W. Boyer.
The
bride is one of
Nebraska City's
most popular and
accomploshed ladies.
The newly
wedded couple left
today for their
furture home in
Colorado.
Nebraska
State Journal, Wednesday
Morning, July 28,
1897
Terhune
and Swanson
Councilman
John Terhune surprised his multitude
of friends this morning by appearing
at
the county judge's office accompanied
by Miss Gigme Swanson, to whom he
was married.
Mr. Terhune is one of the city's
best known and highest respected
business men and
the happy couple are receiving the
heartiest of congratulations.
Nebraska
State Journal, Wednesday
Morning, July 28,
1897
Johnson
- Garman Wedding
(Special to The Star.)
- Beatrice, Neb.. Aug. - 29.—
William Johnson. who resides west of the city, and Miss Rose Garman were married
at Denver last week, according to an announcement received here yesterday.
The bride is a graduate of the Beatrice High School.
The young couple Will make their home on a farm.
The Lincoln Daily Star - August 29, 1917
Morgan and Ward
Married At Beatrice
(Special to The Star.)
- Beatrice, Neb.. Aug. 29,—
Forest D. Morgan and Miss Mabel Ward, both of
Wymore were marircd Monday by Rev. C. Crisell of this city.
The Lincoln Daily Star - August 29, 1917
Scott
and Goin
Married
-- At the
residence of the
brides parents near
Libery, Neb., by
Rev. James Duncan,
D. D. on the evening
of Tuesday, Nov.
10th, Mr.
Elmer W. Scott,
of Gage County and
Miss Emeline Goin,
of Pawnee
County,
Nebraska. Mr.
Scott's friends
here will rejoice
to hear of
his happy marriage.
The Cambridge
Jeffersonian - Cambridge,
Ohio - Thursday,
November 19, 1891
Boyer
and Hooker
Smith
and Hooker
Double
Wedding
Special
to The Star
Beatrice,
Neb., Oct 11 -- Miles Roy
Boyer and Miss Bernice H.
Hooker and Ora R. Smith
and Miss Lucile Merle Hooker
were married Wednesday morning
at 5:30 o'clock at the home
of the parents of the brides,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hooker
at Wymore, the grooms are
residents of Wymore where
the young people will make
their homes.
The
Lincoln Daily Star - Thursday,
October 11, 1917
Hauenstine
and Stewart
A
Beatrice Wedding
Special
to The Star
Beatrice,
Neb., Oct.11 - William H.
Hauenstine of this city
and Miss Noami Stewart of
Wellman, Ia., were married
Wednesday by Dr. C. C. Cissell
of the Methodist church.
They will make their
home in Beatrice.
The
Lincoln Daily Star - Thursday,
October 11, 1917
Ahiquist
and Bradt
Married
at Beatrice
Beatrice,
Neb., Oct. 11 - At the home
of the brides parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Byron Bradt, Wednesday
evening was solemnized the
marriage of Miss Edith Bradt
to Harry Ahiquist of this
city.
Rev.
W. A. Mulligan officiating.
The
Lincoln Daily Star - Thursday,
October 11, 1917
Reed
and Vandergriff
Accepts Matrimony
Special to the Star
Beatrice, Nebraska, September 18 – Alexander Reed and
Miss Viola Fay Vandergriff, both of this city, were married Sunday in West
Beatrice, Rev. C. F. Stevens, officiating.
The Lincoln Daily Star – Tuesday, September 18,
1917
Delehant
and White
Beatrice Attorney Weds
(Special to the Star)
Beatrice, Nebraska, June 5
– John Delehant, an attorney of this city, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Delehant,
old residents of the Blue Springs
vicinity, was married Saturday after noon at Creighton Univeristy to Miss
Loretta May White of Norfolk.
Rev. W. P.
Whelan officiateing.
The young couple
have arrivewd in the city to make their home.
The Lincoln
Daily Star – Tuesday, June 5, 1917
Hopkins
and McHugh
McHugh
and Tylee
Double
Wedding at Beatrice
Special
Dispatch to the World Herald
Beatrice,
Nebraska, February 15. --
At St. Joseph's Catholic
Church yesterday, Rev. M.
M. Merkel, officiating,
occurred the double wedding
of Robert A. Hopkins of
Crete and Miss Sarah E.
McHugh of Beatrice and Joseph
D. McHugh of Beatrice and
Miss Marie V. Tylee of Omaha.
The
early wedding breakfast
was furnished by the pastor,
Father Merkel, after which
they left on an extensive
tour.
Mr.
and Mrs. Hopkins will live
at Crete, Mr. and Mrs. McHugh
at Beatrice.
Omaha
World Herald - February
16, 1900
Page
and Anderson
Two
Weddings at Beatrice
Couples
Are Well Known -- Many People
Go to State Fair
Special
Dispatch to the World Herald
Edward
E. Page of Washington, Iowa
and Miss Lu Rena Anderson
of this city were united
in marriage last evening
at the house of the bride,
117 North Lighten Street.
The
bride is one of Beatrice's
most charming young ladies,
while the groom is a very
popular young business man
of Washington.
They
have left for the groom's
home.
Omaha
World Herald - September
5, 1902
Perrod
and Conles
Two
Weddings at Beatrice
Couples
Are Well Known -- Many People
Go to State Fair
Special
Dispatch to the World Herald
Jesse
C. Perrod and Miss Mabel
Conles were married last
evening at the bride's home,
902 Court Street, Rev. Crofts
officiating.
Both
bride and groom have grown
up in this city and are
among our most popular young
people.
The
groom is a veteran of the
Philippine War, and served
with distinction as a member
of Company C, First Nebraska.
Omaha
World Herald - September
5, 1902
Clayout
and Clark
Refused License Here; Married
in Gage County
Beatrice, Nebraska, July
31. -- Harry V. Clayton
of alliance and Miss Merle Clark
of Elk Creek were married Saturday
evening at the court house
by Judge Walden.
Mr. Clayont and Miss Clark
were refused a marriage license
in the county court of Lancaster
County last Friday, because the age of the young
man was given as 17 by himself
and his father, and the Nebraska
law fixes 18 as the minumum age at which a man
may
marry.
The couple spent several
days in the Lincoln City jail
after being taken from Lincol Hotel where they were registered
as man and wife.
According to the Beatraice
Sun, Mr. Clayton gave his age
as 22 and Miss Clark as 19,
at Beatrice. Miss Clark's
age was given as 17 here.
The couple were advised
to go from Lincoln to Council
Bluffs, the Iowa statutes allowing
the marriage of a man 16
and a girl 14.
The Lincoln Daily Star, Monday,
July 31, 1916
Stevenson
and Stevens
Special Dispatch to the World
Herald
Beatrice,
Nebraska, October 10. -- Charles
H. Stevenson of Nebraska City
and Miss Emadelia Stevens of
this city were married last
evening at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Stevens, North Ninth Street.
Rev.
W. A. Mulligan officiating.
Those present from out
of town were:
Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. Stevenson of
Nebraska City, parents of the
groom.
Mrs.
A. H. Good, Tarkio, Missouri
Mr.
and Mrs. F. E. Kulp and Mr.
and Mrs. F. J. Diplinger of
Wymore
Miss
Crene Kulp of Peru, Nebraska
The
couple will make their home
in this city, 1103 North Ninth
Street.
Omaha World Herald - October
20, 1905
Keasler and Roschewski
Jacob
Keasler of Omaha and Miss Christina
Roschewski of this city were
married this morning in the
German Lutheran Church.
Rev.
Mr. Poeverlein officiating.
After
the ceremony a reception was
given at the home of the
bride's parents in West Beatrice.
Omaha World Herald - October
20, 1905
Norman and Wendlandt
Albert
Norman and Miss Mary Wendlandt,
both of Swanton, Nebraska were
married yesterday in the county
court room, Judge Burne officiating.
Omaha World Herald - October
20, 1905
Lock and Vollintine
Charles
E. Lock of this city was married
to Miss Helen R. Vollintine
of Lincoln at the latter city
yesterday.
The
groom is a member of the firm
Cullen & Lock Cigar Makers.
The
bride is a former resident of
this city and was a very popular
teacher in the public schools
for several seasons.
The
couple will make their home
in this city.
Omaha World Herald - October
20, 1905
Tenor and Walker
Wymore Elopement
Special
Dispatch to the World Herald
Wymore,
Nebraska, March 10. -- Frank
Tenor of Blue Springs and Miss
Mary Walker of Wymore eloped
this week and were married in
Marysville, Kansas.
They
will reside in Nebraska City.
The
bride is only 16 years of age.
Omaha World Herald - March
11, 1899
Struble and Dibble
Special Dispatch to the World Herald
Beatrice, Nebraska, November 11 -- Alfred Struble of De Witt and Miss Myrtle Dibble of Hoag were married this afternoon by Judge Stafford.
The couple will reside near De Witt.
World Herald, Omaha, Wednesday, November 13, 1907
Zinn and Neilson
Orville Zinn and Marie Neilson Wed Today
Orville Zinn and Miss Julia Neilson, who secured a marriage license in the county court yesterday, will be married this afternoon by Judge H. A. La Selle at his home on North Fifth Street.
Mr. Zinn is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zinn, old residents of Beatrice living at 1508 Bell Street, and is employed as a taxi driver for Clinton Miller of South Fifth Street.
The young couple will continue to make their home in this city.
Beatrice Daily, Beatrice, Sunday Morning, April 29. 1917
Simpson and Culver
Dr. B. R. Simpson of this county was married several days ago at Millford to Miss Lulu Culver. The couple will make their home at Adams.
Sunday World Herald, Omaha, July 23, 1911
Pollock and Mack
Special Dispatch to the World Herald
Beatrice, Nebraska, September 18. -- At the parsonage last night occurred the marriage of Miss Edna Mack to William Pollock, the Rev. U. G. Brown officiating.
Morning World Herald: Omaha, Saturday, September 19, 1908
Phillips - McCowan 
Beatrice -- Orval Phillips, aged 19, and Miss Maggie McCown, aged 18, were married Thursday in the county court.
At first the judge refused to issued the license owing to the ages of the lovers, but after several days' delay the parents in Texas gave their written consent and the youthful couple were made one.
Sunday World Herald: Omaha, December 4, 1910
Bonard - Doolittle
William Bonard and Miss Emma Doolittle were united in marriage by County Judge Bourne, Tuesday. The young people are from Courtland, this county.
Evening World Herald - Omaha, Nebraska, Thursday, January 21, 1904
Svoboda
Attaching the stock. One of the heaviest coin and Miss Ella Svoboda were married Thursday at the home of the bride's parents near Filley, this county.
Sunday World Herald: Omaha, December 4, 1910
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