Thomas County KS Archives Marriages.....DIMMITT, Arville - HAYNIE, Carl C. March 17, 1915
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The Colby Tribune
Thomas County
Thursday
March 18, 1915

Another Colby Girl "hitches up" and Goes West.

One of the unique, undemonstrative affairs in Colby, and one worthy of mention
was the marriage at 1:30 p.m., Tuesday, March 17, 1915, by the Rev. N.W.
Beauchamp, at the home of the bride's parents, MR. and Mrs. Geo. DIMMITT, in
Colby their youngest daughter, Miss Arville DIMMITT with Mr. Carl C. HAYNIE, of
Halfway, Oregon.

Mr. Haynie, the bride groom, is an exemplary young man, and banker of the above
city, established in character, and a wide-a-wake business push and enterprise
that betokens a successful future and a good husband for his model bride. He is
associated with his now a brother-in-law, Warren DOUGLAS, a former Thomas county
high school boy, whom many here know, whose wife was Miss Katie DIMMITT, also of
the high school. 

An eulogy of Miss 'Villa, this young bride, and one of Thomas county's high
school's best finishes, is beyond this reporter's vocabulary of expression. Most
widely known and highly esteemed young women of Colby and Thomas county and
whose kindly, and most amiable social contact was simply a cheerful inspiration;
her friends are numbered by the scores, all of whom wish for the couple the very
best. The event was witnessed by the immediate family and two or three friends,
and the couple left on the U.P. train a short time after the ceremony. 
 

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