Marriages for Cowley County Kansas Genealogy Trails

COWLEY COUNTY, KANSAS

MARRIAGES

BATES, JAMES E. ~ ROSEBROUGH, MAUDE G.

Maude G. Rosebrough of Topeka, formerly of Hutchinson and Sgt. James E. Bates, of Dermott, Ark., were united in marriage in the Strother Field chapel at Winfield. February 27. Sgt. Bates is stationed at Strother Field and he will be joined by Mrs. Bates at Winfield in a short time to make their home in Winfield. Sgt. Bates is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Bates of Dermott, Ark. (The Hutchinson Record Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas Friday, March 10, 1944 page - 4 *** column - 2 submitted by Rose Stout)

CARSON, IVY & HILDERBRAND, MARY L.

Married - Hilderbrand --- Carson - On the 15th inst., Elder J. Elliott at the residence of J. E. Ulmer, of Langdon, Miss Mary L. Hilderbrand, of Langdon and Mr. Ivy Carson, of Cowley county. (Hutchinson News (Weekly) Hutchinson, Reno County, Kansas Thursday, December 27, 1877 page - 3 *** column - 3 submitted by Rose Stout)

FONES, SCOTT A. ~ ASTLE, AMY B.

In Society.

A beautiful home wedding occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Astle, 520 East 8th this Wednesday forenoon, at exactly 11 o'clock. Mr. Scott A. Fones of Webb City, Mo. And Miss Amy B. Astle, of this city, were united in marriage, Rev. A. W. Cummings of the M. E. college, officiating. Miss Nessley of Mulvane played the wedding march. Only a few relatives and intimate friends were invited. Many handsome and appropriate wedding presents were received by the happy couple. After congratulations a dainty lunch was served in the beautiful dining room in the home. Mr. and Mrs. Fones left on the 2 o'clock train for their home in Webb City, Mo., where Mr. Fones is cashier of the Mo. Pacific Ry. At that place.

Mrs. Fones has many friends in Winfield who regret her leaving the city, but who nevertheless join in best wishes for her future happiness. Mr. Fones is a stranger here but appears to be a very fine young man. He demonstrates his good judgment by selecting one of Winfield's choice young women for a wife. ---- Winfield Daily Free Press.

Miss Amy Astle is well known at Haven, having lived here until only two years ago and has a score of friends who wish her much happiness and prosperity. The JOURNAL extends congratulations. (Haven Weekly Journal Haven, Reno County, Kansas Saturday, February 27, 1904 page - front *** column - 2 submitted by Rose Stout)

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