Jackson County OR Archives Marriages.....Weaver, Ida - Davis, Scott December 9, 1900
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Medford (Oregon) Mail, Friday, 14 Dec 1900, p. 6, c. 2 
More Cupid Arrows. It was a quiet little event, indulged in by quiet little 
people, which was celebrated at the residence of Rev. W. B. Moore on Sunday 
evening, December 9th, at which time and place Mr. Scott Davis and Miss Ida 
Weaver were joined in the holy bonds of wedlock by Rev. Moore.
     The event was a surprise to many of their friends, who, while they had 
figured that Cupid’s arrow would go whizzing into that locality one of these 
days, couldn’t just guess the date, but the telltale license told the event a 
few hours in advance of its actual taking place. 
     But this is neither here nor there–they are married and a nicer little 
couple was never “jined” by those same bonds in all Southern Oregon. After the 
ceremony, which was witnessed only by Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hicks, particular 
friends of the young couple, the party adjourned to the home of the bride’s 
parents, in West Medford, where they will live, for a time at least. 
     The groom is the youngest son of Townsman A. A. Davis. He is a splendid 
gentleman, an honorable, upright citizen and possesses a business capacity 
that will pave for him a pathway into a profitable business undertaking of 
some sort. He is at present bookkeeper for the A. A. Davis & Co. Milling 
Company of this city.
     The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Weaver. For 
three and a half years she has been an able and faithful employe of The Mail 
office, and during all this time she has proven herself proficient in nearly 
every branch of office work. She is a refined and most excellent young lady, 
possessing a genial disposition and will prove herself a worthy helpmate to 
her most fortunate husband, and will preside with becoming dignity over the 
best home her husband may provide her with.
     The Mail’s best wish is that success in a business way may always be 
found within their easy reach, and that peace and happiness may always be 
enjoyed at their hearthstone and beneath their rooftree.


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