23 Mar 1900 - Sutter County Farmer
   Wedding at Vernon - A quiet wedding took place last Wednesday at the residence of Supervisor John Burns at Vernon, when his son Edwin was married to Miss Ernestine Gilgenkrantz of San Francisco. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Hinman at noon and was followed by a sumptuous dinner, one of those collations for which Vernon is famous. Only the near family relatives of the contracting parties were present. The bride was attended by Miss Grace Burns and groom by LeRoy Burns. At the conclusion of the dinner the happy couple took their departure on the afternoon train for San Francisco where the honeymoon will be spent. They will return next Tuesday and take up their residence at Vernon, where they will be at home to their many friends. They have the best wishes of all and we take pleasure in extending our hearty congratulations. Article courtesy of Sharon Suckow

13 Jul 1900 - Sutter County Farmer
   Oswald: Tracy Best, who was hurt by falling out of a tree, is rapidly recovering from his injuries, and is able to be up and around again. Article courtesy of Charles I. Davis

   Brevities: Miss Florence Best, formerly of this place, was married on June 20th to John Cole in Stockton. Article courtesy of Charles I. Davis

   Burns-Whitlock Nuptials - The wedding of LeRoy Burns of Vernon, and Miss Bertha Whitlock of Pleasant Grove, was solemnized at the Western Hotel in Sacramento last Sunday at 1 o'clock p.m. Rev. L. B. Hinman officiating. Winfield Burns acted as groomsman and Miss Carrie Morehead as bridesmaid. After the ceremony and congratulations an elaborate wedding dinner was partaken of and the happy couple went to San Francisco to spend their honeymoon. On their return they will make their home in Vernon where Mr. Burns is erecting a neat cottage near his store. They were the recipients of many beautiful presents. The young couple are both well known and popular, and we join with their many friends in wishing them a long and happy future.
   Those present at the wedding were Mrs. David Whitlock, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Whitlock, John Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Burns, Mrs. Charles Peaslee, Misses Alice and Grace Burns, Carrie Morehead, Mary Carlin and Ernest Whitlock, Winfield Burns and Rev. L. B. Hinman. Article courtesy of Sharon Suckow