Sacramento Evening Bee August 25, 1905

CALLED TO NURSE, WEDDING FOLLOWS - Oakland Girl Wins Life Partner While Caring For Sick Brother of the Man Who is to Marry Her
MARYSVILLE August 25 – A wedding which will partake of the features of the English ceremony, wherein the nuptial knot is tied twice for the purpose of satisfying the decree of State and Church, will be the union of John J. WEBBER, a well-known farmer of this section, and Miss Elizabeth NORDEN, of Oakland, to be solemnized at the last named place on the 5th proximo. There is the difference in the approaching event, however, that the double ceremony is to be performed to meet the divergent religious standing of the parties of the contract.

The ceremony will go even further than the English kind, for beside the two tyings of the knot there will be a grand reception, following the second ceremony. The first ceremony will be in accordance with the rites of the Roman Catholic Church, of which body WEBER and all his relatives are staunch members. Then when the Catholic presbytery is left, the parties will proceed to the Union Street Presbyterian Church, where a church wedding will be held, after the customs of that creed. Then will follow a reception at the home of the bride
S aunt, opposite the church office, to which a large number of invitations have been issued.

It is stated that the young couple will receive among their wedding gifts a deed to an Oakland home, the gift of Miss Norden’s aunt. The honeymoon will be spent in Oregon and Washington. The groom-elect owns a valuable tract of land in Sutter County.

There is a tinge of romance in connection with the affair. Miss Norden two years ago had an idea, when she was summoned to Sutter County from San Francisco in the capacity of trained nurse, that she would meet her life partner in this neck of the woods. But at his brother’s home, John Weber met the attractive young woman, and there a friendship sprang up which soon took on a more serious phase. Whether or not this led to Miss Norden permanently locating in this field cannot be stated authoritatively. At any rate, the match is made and all that now remains is the tying of the aforesaid knots.


Sacramento Bee September 26, 1905

Marriage licenses
Sep. 23 Cupid Bowman issued the following marriage licenses since the last report.

Fred A. BORCHERT aged 20, a resident of Portland, Oregon and Miss Anna M. FISHER of Alameda, aged 22
Andrew HAGEMAN, aged 30, a resident of Live Oak and Miss Annie BURKHARDT, aof this city, aged 27.
E.S.BAXTER of Oregon House, this county, aged 46 and Miss Hilma LUBMAN of this city, aged 32
William Henry LONGREES of Woodland, and Miss Nettie V. KING of this city, aged 27 and 24 respectively.
G.J.RODRIGUEZ aged 21 and Mary A. COSTELLO, aged 19, both of this city.

Sacramento Evening Bee October 14, 1905

Marriage licenses
John HAKEM of Live Oak and Anna JACOBS of Sutter City
Oren L. ZUVER of Salinas and Miss Ella FLANERY of Yuba City

Sacramento Evening Bee October 25, 1905

COOLEY-WHITTON
Edward S. COOLEY, the local agent for the Standard Oil Company, was one of the principals in a wedding which took place at 437 Hawthorne Street, Oakland, to-day. His bride is Miss Helen WHITTON, of the latter address, a talented young woman whom he met here about a year ago, when she was on a visit to relatives. Rev. Will Stuart WILSON, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, of this city, tied the nuptial knot, while Will B. DAVENPORT and Miss Elizabeth WHITTON, the sister of the bride, acted as the formal witnesses. Marysville will be the home of the young couple.

Sacramento Evening Bee October 27, 1905

MARYSVILLE
Several days ago William C. BERRY a recent arrival from Missouri, called on the local newspaper reporters and confided that he and Mrs. Margaret KASH, of this city, had decided to wed, but for reasons best known to himself and prospective bride he preferred that the papers say nothing of the affair. He asked as a favor that the granting to him of a license be not published.

This was denied him and yesterday the couple hied themselves to Yuba City, where the Clerk furnished the necessary document and the pastor of the M.W. Church, South, Rev. J.B. NEEDHAM, tied the nuptial knot. Berry gave his residence as Portland when applying for the marriage license.

Sacramento Bee October 28, 1905

Marriage licenses issued
Edward W. BRUCE and Miss Maude SANDERS both of Yuba City
William C. BERRY of Portland and Miss Margaret KASH of Marysville

Sacramento Saturday Bee November 11, 1905

Marriage licenses
Harry ST. CLAIR and Edna SEARS both of Marysville
George D. YOUNG and Miss Myrtle E. MILLER both of Wheatland
Frand McCROSBY of Chico and Miss Ada DUTTON of Sacramento
V.W. COOLEY and Miss Lottie LITTLEJOHN both of Sutter Co.
H.M. ULERY of West Butte and Miss Annabel ADAMS of Pennington
Benjamin F. GRUNDY of Browns Valley stole a march on his friend one day this week and went to Sacramento, where he married Miss Josie QUINN of that place. The couple will make their home in Browns Valley.

Sacramento Bee November 18, 1905

Marriage licenses
Herman A. NEIMEYER of Marysville and Miss Minnie I. STEWART of Wheatland
John F. MURCH to Ellen F. McCARTHY both of Wheatland
Ed YEATES and Miss Madeline GRAY both of Sutter Co.

Sacramento Bee November 30, 1905

November 30 – at noon to-day the residence of Mrs. W.C. SWAIN, on D Street, in this city, was the scene of a pretty wedding, the principals being Charles McCONAGHY, of Oroville, a civil engineer in the employ of W.P. Hammon, and Miss Annie SWAIN, a talented young woman of this place. Rev. W.H. STOY was the officiating clergyman. The young couple will make Oroville their home on returning from the honeymoon trip.
The bride is well known in Chico, where she was for several terms a member of the faculty of the State Normal School. The groom was reared in this city, his father being a newspaperman, who held the city editor’s desk on the Appeal a number of years.

November 30 – The news of the marriage of Miss Daisy M. HEYL, a daughter of ex-councilman Joseph Heyl, of this place, to Everett E. McDONALD, a former resident of Marysville, reached here from Riverside yesterday. The ceremony took place in Riverside, where the groom is employed in a hardware house. The young bride kept her intention secret from her friends here. Mr. and Mrs. McDonald have chosen Mexico for their honeymoon trip.

Sacramento Saturday Bee December 2, 1905

Marriage licenses

Vincent DAL PORTO and Mary GIOVANETTI of Oroville
Charles V. McCONAUGHY of Oroville and Miss Annie SWAIN of Marysville
John J. BARDEN of Sicard Flat and Miss Mabel SHEEHAN of Bangor

Engagement of Charles R. DIVER, until recently owner of the Camptonville State line and Miss Anna BINNINGER, of Summit House. The marriage ceremony is scheduled to take place at Napa during this month.

Sacramento Bee December 4, 1905

SUNDAY WEDDING
Sutter County and San Francisco joined heart and hand at a wedding held in this city Sunday at the resident of Arthur K. WHITE. The principals were Aloysius HANIFY, of the metropolis, and Miss Henrietta ROBERTS, an accomplished young woman of Sutter. Rev. Father MURPHY officiated. The bride met her future husband while following her profession – that of trained nurse – at the bay. She is a sister of Mrs. White.

CARNEY TO MARRY
During services at St. Joseph’s church yesterday, the bans of matrimony were published for the first and last time between George J. CARNEY, a member of the contracting firm of Carney Bros., and Miss Alicia COSTELLO, of this city. The wedding will take place Wednesday of this week at noon.

Sacramento Bee December 9, 1905

Marriage licenses
Aloysuis HANIFY of San Francisco and Miss Henrietta ROBERTS of Sutter Co.,
Charles KEELY of Indianapolis and Frances FULLERTON of Buffalo
George J. CARNEY formerly of Placer Co., and Miss Alicia COSTELLO of Marysville

Mrs. R. TINDELL a former resident of the county was married to Walter L. DOOLEY of Gazelle, Siskiyou Co., at Redding this week. The bride is the daughter of Justice of Peace HEINTZEN of Browns
Valley.

Sacramento Bee December 23, 1905

Marriage licenses
Joseph A. HOGOBOOM, Pennington and Anna A. BRILET, Live Oak
Ernest HOWARD and Elsie BUCKINGHAM Yuba City
Carroll E. KENNEDY and Miss Mary MARQUARDT Camptonville, Married in Grass Valley

Sacramento Bee December 30, 1905

Marriage licenses
Howard POLLARD of Casadero, Sonoma Co., and Miss Sadie BURNIGHT of Marysville
Hallie R. OTTWELL and Miss Lulu LANEY both of Marysville
Frank LUTHER and Miss Lelia BOYNTON of Live Oak.
W.. DEMPSEY of Marysville and Mrs Katherine L. MEAD of Smartsville
Robert HANNA of La Porte and Elizabeth LYON of Challenge

Engagements
Walter PASEO of Sterling City and Miss Lottie HAMMON of Linda, Wedding Jan. 4th
Miss Ida BAKER of Marysville and Zeak F. ELKINS of Honcut. Wedding Jan 3rd.

Sacramento Saturday Bee January 6, 1906

The following marriage licenses were issued in Yuba County during the present week
Fred ROSNEY, of Marysville and Mrs. Rose WORM, of Yuba City
Milton G. MOORE, of Gridley, and Agnes WILDE of Sutter City
Harry WESCOTT, of Colusa, and Miss Margaret CROWLEY, of Marysville
Joseph H. PHEAL, of Marysville, and Bertha WHITESIDE, of Earl
W.C. PASCOE and Charlotte HAMON, both of Linda
E.F. ELKIN, of Honcut and Ida BAKER of Marysville
Arthur E. CRIST, of Sutter County and Mary ABBOTT, of Yuba City
Marcus A. WALKER, of Marysville and Angeline METHERALL, of Yuba City
Eugene BAGGERLY and Miss Essie COOK, both of Chico

C.R. DIVER, formerly of Marysville, and Miss Annie BINNINGER, of Mountain House, were married at Napa New Year’s Day. They will reside at the latter place.
Another New Year day wedding was that of George M. BURTON, of San Francisco, and Miss Violet JOHNSON, of Sutter City.

Evening Bee January 13, 1906

Marriage licenses
D.M. DONNELLY and Miss Ethel E. TUTTLE, and Oroville couple
Miss Mary GLEASON a former Yuba County teacher and F.C. SWARTZ, a businessman of Madison Montana were married in Montana on the 5th.

Sacramento Bee January 20, 1906

Marriage licenses
Elenora GODFREY, formerly of Camptonville and Goerge H. ACKERMAN of Eureka

Engagement
Marie B. COMPTON ex-resident of Smartsville and W.B. MORRIS of Burney Valley, near Redding.

Sacramento Bee January 27, 1906

Marriage licenses
D.W. ISAAC of Oroville and Annie M. McCRANK of Wyandott
H.W. BUCHANAN of Sacramento and Miss Sadie WOMACK of Sheridan
James M. MAYNARD of Hammon and Gertrude PLASKETT of Yuba City

Sacramento Bee September 29, 1906