Salt Lake Telegram | 1902-02-21 | Page 2 | School Girl Still, Though Married

I SCHOOL STILL MARRIED Youthful Brides Bride's BrideS Forced by bi the A Authorities Au Ail Her Elemental Ele Eie- mental menta Education E ITO TEi Feb Teb 21 The Tha The of this city have a school auth Which probably proba the hands novel case on m settle An now bly only the tour cour coury can the t brides bride's mother elope elopement ent In wh h figured as the promoter r and which united h in marriage Al Alber Ather ei Stra o 17 years vears of old is age and Etta li H years causing all the tr ble The parents pare of ot the ilie bo boj bol are wealthy attending s hool K people P i and he has been bi o ro 1 of bf his ft nn t. t tes wa was Etta titta ca Walker walKer w. w bi o ro 1 of bf his ft nn t. t tes wa was Etta titta ca Walker walKer w. w One usual attention a to whom he the schoolboy ten tenders his best girl Nothing thought ought of tte of-tte- the the- matter until Stratton n was suggested to that lt he might mamed Ihen then he was told some day get m that his a l ns to to Ute the Walker girl decided d The couple must cea cease 9 to get mar lm of the wishes of Of The the girl groom grooms groom's thought s g parents an elopement ent would w be young Stratton a aIg ac- ac accompanied with youn rom romantic and Mrs Walker k the trio went companied n by i i Y Ig to the I n of f the R Rev v John MacLachlan Mac Mac- Lachlan a a- a leading a Presbyterian er minister i g f of this city who married I them drs Walker says a a she did d not a attempt to conceal conceal con con- Je Jea i ceal their ages e out but gave the tho true dates th the declare that The Te school school- authorities bride being under 16 16 must attend school under the compulsory education law until Until until un un- til she reaches that age Naturally the brIdes brIde's s mother can cant can't t see it that way