«:£fes;iLyons TrurnbotAt the beautiful country, home f F. A.'Trumbo, on Fri lay, September 22, 1916, at higtr noon, ,\lr. E, Iee Lyons and Miss E nma liuth Trumbo were united in marriage.To the melodious strains ofMendelssohn’s wedding march, played by Miss Pauline Trumbo, the bridal party, preceded by winsome little Jo Trumbo a s Josver girl, descended the broad itairway and entered the spacious parlor where they were met by the minister, Rev, C,. A. Fitzgerald o f Fort Woith, Texas. Rev. Fitzgerald, a n esteemed friend of the Trumbo family, read the wedding service in an impressive and solemn manner.■ The bride was becomingly attired in a quaint colonial costume of white chiffon taffeta with trimmings of exquisite old lace, which made her a picture of demure loveliness. The bridesmaid, Miss Edna Murrain, was beautifully attired in colonial costume of bluetaffeta. The groom and the best%man, Mr. Ross Lyons, were attired in conventional black.The groom Is a son of Mr. E. R.Lyons. The Lyons' family is one of the pioneer families of Linncounty, noted for its uprightness and worth, and Lee is a notable representative of this estimable