| Show BEATLEY this paper does not wish to publish anything which savors of anc ancient ie history but since the principals in the little story which we are about to rive give were not as considerate of their local paper as they evidently were of the salt lake dailies the following story is old enough to stand alone however since news in these parts is about as scarce as hens teeth and we are not disposed to let any important society event like this pass by unnoticed we quote the following from the salt lake tribune of the 3rd ard insa dinst A young couple married last night at the newhouse hotel tried so hard to keep keel the wedding a secret that they came up to the tribune office with a full account of it with the request that the richfield utah and roundup mont papers please copy the bridegroom was john dark clark beatley of richfield and the bride was miss caroline of piper city ill III but more recently of livingston and roundup mont where she school the marriage was performed by the rev will A betts of the first methodist church at 10 last night it was the first wedding to take place in the newhouse hotel no one was supposed to know anything about the wedding it was to be a quiet one with emphasis because mr and mrs beatley so wanted to keep the affair a secret from their friends but for fear that a bungling reporter might fumble the brides name and get the initials of the bridegroom all wrong mr air and mrs beatley went around to the newspaper offices after the ceremony we really dont want this to get out said the proud bridegroom but here are our names and we were married at the newhouse tonight by the rev mr betts sorry old man that I 1 got any late pictures of mrs airs beatley and myself naturally we want to keep our marriage a secret but I 1 dont mind saying that im connected with the J C penney company at richfield and that after a honeymoon trip well make our home there mr and mrs beatley are now comfortably at home in a nice little bungalo on west brigham street of this his city and if it is not too late the reaper would like to join in in i extending them ath usual courtesies courtes jes |
