NEWSPAPERS: MARRIAGES: R. Pryce and Mary A. Chavner, Jackson County, Oregon

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Medford (Oregon) Mail, Friday, 15 Sep 1893, All the Local News, p. 3

--Married.--At the bride's residence in Willow Springs precinct, on Sunday,
September 10, 1893, Dr. R. Pryce, of Medford, and Miss Mary A. Chavner,
daughter of the late Thomas Chavner, of Willow Springs, Judge H. K. Hanna,
officiating. Dr. Pryce is one of Medford's most eminent physicians, and has
many warm friends who will be glad of this occasion to congratulate him. The
bride is a highly cultured and refined young lady and has a host of friends in
the locality where she resides. As to where these happy people will reside is
not definitely known, but it is quite probable their home will be in the
Willow Springs precinct, where the bride owns a large new farm swelling house.
The young lady is quite wealthy, being one of three children who inherit their
father's property, valued at $100,000.