becomes a brideFormer Saleslady in a Wellsville Store Wedded to a Popular Busi-ness Man.At th. home of the bride’s parentsin Ek.'vville, a suburb Empire, onTuesday evening, John W. Ekey andMi.-? Kmma Dunlap were united in marriage, Rev. N. B. Stewart, of the M E. church, officiating. Only theimmediate friends of the contractingparties were present, and after the ceremony a magnificent wedding din-.ner was served.The bride is the accomplished daugh j Iter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dunlap, and has for a number of years pastbeen connected as saleslady with A. R. Wells shoe store in Wellsville, while the groom is a popular young lumbermerchant of Ekevville. The couple((11(will immediately go to housekeeping^in thrir own newly furnished homein Ekeyville.I (f