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We learn that U L Davis got killed in a corn sheller in Iowa. Mrs Davis expects to return here with her father, Mr Fussell.
Another shock came to the home of universally esteemed couple, Rev Wayne Mettler and wife, Saturday, when their infant son Wilson Pearson, died at the family home in this city. The little fellow had been scalded with hot water a few days before and lingered until that day. He was 1 year 4 months and 16 days old. The little body was carefully and tenderly laid to rest in the Mooreland cemetery, Monday, and a large procession followed it there, not only from this city, but from all the surrounding towns, where the family is also held in the highest esteem. It was a sad blow to the parents and we have not the language to extend to them the sympathies of their acquaintances.
Born to Clint Herren and wife, a boy, Sunday February 16.
Rev. Wayne Mettler was called out to a few miles north of Quinlan last Sunday afternoon to marry a Mr Lowry of Capron and Miss Barkley of Quinlan. The happy couple will reside at Capron.
Born to Charles Mathews and wife a baby boy.
Well another child was born to Geo. W. Tannahill and wife, southeast of Curtis, Saturday night. It is of the feminine persuasion.
A wedding ceremony was performed last Thursday that joined two estimable young people of this county for life. On the date occurred. the marriage of Howard 0. White and Miss Stella Fuller. The ceremony was performed by Rev Isaac Brown at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr and Mrs C T Fuller, seven miles east of Curtis. An elegant wedding dinner was served at the parents, home and in the evening an elaborate oyster supper occurred at the home of the young couple, four miles southeast of this city. The groom is one of the leading young farmers of this township and is o a thorough going gentleman. The bride is esteemed by all who are acquainted with the young lady. The couple start out on this lifets journey under many favorable circumstances and if they stay in Oklahoma and manage well will soon be pretty well up on “easy street.” Their many friends, along with the Courier, wish them all the happiness obtainable.
Mrs Belle Pyle sold the Joslin farm, which she purchased last spring, to Wm G Lee this week. Consideration $1250.
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