Mr. and Mrs. li C. Plmrman, for* many years residents Of Carbon and * who went to Palisade, Colo., alnrnt four year* to reside with their daughter, Mrs. It X Horn, lt;vhd»ratedluuir jruuien \mi(Utt£ on November £ijl|itn/l iffvrlteu « uurntwr «? rjidi* fneia-Js ri'lntivys EJifherctil at tkt-Ir lnuitk ntul iisststwl tiion; in the ('cleiiration of tho cvonr. t.eutv c. I’teffRKs him! Mi*s Xfllle McMorrcui were uiameii tit ilie home of Mr. and .Mrs. NVah Plowman of Scioto by Upr, Xormnii Workman, jststor of the IHtnittird t-bimti, ami | most of their married life was sjsoir I i» this vid’-sity vJsere thin* had mnnv • -iav,' uui* u|ilends. Their lmirrfcice tuuk plaee If November 2.’?, iS7‘i. ami was witnessed r»r ahonr forry sm^sts. 1 They n re the iparents of nine children. only four of whom are liviug and are Mrs. c\ K. ti rieharfy of Mmiowi, Xvhr., John Plow-! nmu of Crestou, Mrs. II. J. Horn and 15 Mrs. Ira Uooilalt- of Palisade. Coirv. ror?They were the recipients of a number of. iwwssts and also sold thn-eoin?1. Their' snwri friends wiil l*e jdens- {Tht jvu u hear n rfneir-eeicDratioh of the i of ^ sevent and will c-xtem! eongfut ulzilloijs C and hearty good wishes for nmuvwit Imore years of wedded life, {The