T-V Marriages Wallowa County, Oregon
Walter TEEL / Ida AVERY
J.B. THORSON / Stella WEATHERLY
Roy TIPPETT / Nellie STEEN
George UMPHREYS / Annie McREYNOLDS
Albert VARNER / Cecil LAY
WED IN LA GRANDE
Walter Teel and Mrs. Ida Avery both of Enterprise, were married
in La Grande Wednesday,
November 6. Mr. and Mrs. Teel have gone to housekeeping on the
bride’s homestead, northeast of this city. A host of friends extend
congratulations and good wishes.
Enterprise Record Chieftain
Thurs Nov. 14, 1912
Transcribed by Charlotte Carper
THORSON - WEATHERLY
Mr. J.B. Thorson, cashier of the First National Bank of this
city, and Miss Stella Weatherly,
a well known young lady of Joseph, were united in marriage in San
Francisco, Wednesday,
February 10th, 1904. The bride was returning from an extended tour
through Mexico and
Southern California and was met in the bay city by the groom. The
newly wedded couple have the
best wishes of a large circle of friends for their future happiness.
They are expected home in a few days.
Elgin Recorder
Friday February 19, 1904
Roy Kennith Tippett and Nellie Myrtle Steen Marriage
Roy Kennith Tippett and Nellie Myrtle Steen were married at the
home of Mrs. C.A. Zurcher
on the last Thursday afternoon in the presence of a few invited
guests. Rev. B.S. Hughes
performing the ceremony.
Wallowa County Reporter
September 27, 1917
Umphreys - McReynolds
At the home of the brides parents near Enterprise Dec. 25, 1893,
Mr. Geo. Umphreys
and Miss Annie McReynolds were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony; Rev. W.L. Wilson
officiating. The happy pair were the recipients of many valuable
presents and commence their
wedded life followed by the best wishes of a large circle of
admiring friends.
The Aurora
January 5, 1894
Albert Varner and Miss Cecil Lay were married Christmas at the
home of the brides
parents in this city. Rev. Hertenstein officiated. About thirty of
the friends and relatives were
present and a sumptuous wedding dinner was served. It was also the
20th wedding
anniversary of the bride's parents. The happy couple left that
afternoon for Portland where
they will spend a couple of weeks. Mr. Varner is a prosperous farmer
on Alder Slope.
Wallowa County Reporter
Thursday January 1, 1920