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Show Married. Last Saturday at noon in the Kenyon hotel at Salt Lake City, Apostle 0. F. Whitney said the words that made George A. Bell and Miss Ruth Evelyn Moench husband and wife. There had been some rumor of a possible alliance al-liance of this, kind, but the consummation con-summation of tho event comes as a surprise to all even tho parents par-ents of the bride, theso people be-, ing cut of the State at present. Miss Moench, or Mrs. Bell, in announcing an-nouncing her happiness, sent the following telegram to them: "In tho absence of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Moench, their daughter, daugh-ter, Ruth, announces her marriage mar-riage to Mr. George A. Bell, at Salt Lake City today." This is quite characteristic of Muss Moench, that young lady having not a little originality and individualism. The bride is widely wide-ly known as a superior young woman intellectually, delightful socially, and a success as an elocutionist. elo-cutionist. At the Agricultural College in recent years she has been connected with tho departments depart-ments of English and Physical Culture. A wide circle of friends will wish her every joy. Mr. Bell is a young business man of Logan, at present connected con-nected with the Logan Glove and Tanning Co., nnd whilo- he has dono well in a financial way,' considers tho recent addition to his family the greatest stroke of good luck that over camo to-him, Mr. and Mrs. Bell will reside 1 |