VITALS: MARRIAGES 1907, NEIL - SILSBY, YEO - BRUNER, PROVOST - BRISSON, MEDFORD, JACKSON CO. OREGON

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Medford (Oregon) Daily Tribune, Friday, 7 Sep 1907, p. 2

NEIL - SILSBY
YEO - BRUNER
PROVOST - BRISSON

Three Ashland Couples United In Matrimony
Wedding Bells Ring for Popular Young People of Valley

At Ashland Wednesday evening Grover Russel Neil and Miss Helen Mary Silsby
were married at the residence of the bride's father, J. S. Silsby, Rev. Maurice J.
Goodheart performing the ceremony. The parlors had been elaborately
decorated with flowers and a beautiful floral bell suspended from the ceiling,
under which the principals in the happy affair took their places. Only the
immediate family friends were present, and after hearty congratulations had
been given the party sat down to a splendid wedding luncheon. Mr. and Mrs.
Neil left on the midnight train for Paso Robles, Cal., where a honeymoon visit of
two or three weeks will be made.

A home wedding also took place Wednesday evening at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. J. W. Bruner, when their eldest daughter, Elva K., and James A. Yeo of
Klamath Falls were made man and wife. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
H. J. Van Fossen of the M. E. church in the presence of about 20 guests.

Horace Provost and Miss Rose Brisson of Ottawa, Can., were united in
marriage at the Catholic church Tuesday morning by the Rev. Francis von
Clarenback, only immediate members of the families attending. Mr. and Mrs.
Provost left on the northbound train overland the same morning for a
honeymoon trip at Portland.