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Mr. Earle E. Newton is United to Miss Eliza Bushnell. One of the prettiest weddings of the season occurred at the Hart Mountain Tow at high noon today. ‘The contract ing parties were Mr. Earle E. Newton a highly popular young man of Cody and the beautiful bride was Miss Hilze Bushnell, a highly esteemed young lady of Cherokee, Iowan. The bride arrived on the west-bound passenger train today being accom panied by Me. 8. 8. Newton, the vener able father of the wroam. The cere mony was performed by Judge M. O. Newton, in an impressive manner in the presence of the maimakers of the fam ily of the groom and Dr. Bradbury, and old friend of the contracting parties, Mr. t A. Togenham acted as bridesmaid while the duties of best manner looked after by Mr. L. L. Newton. Only one member of the family, Mr. F. A. Ingraham, was absent, he being detained at Springdale ranch. Immediately following the ceremony the party sat down to a well appointed dinner served up in elegant style by Mr. and Mrs. McFall. The event was of an extremely pleasant character and The Enterprise expresses the wish that the married journey of the young cou ple will be one of complete happiness, unmarred by unpleasant occurences. The groom is one of our highly regarded young men and the charming bride is heartily welcomed to her new home, where we hope she will find her sur roundings perfectly pleasant. This evening a reception will be ten dered the newly wed couple at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schwoob.
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Cody Enterprise
Cody, Wyoming, US
Thu, Apr 24, 1902
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