Ancestral Sightings: 11/16/21

Tuesday, November 16, 2021

Church, Haden W. - 1883

MARRIED.

Miss Violet Jane Pendleton, being tired of leaving home to go to Church concluded to get a Church of her own; and, accordingly was married to Haden W. Church, on Thursday, June 28, 1883.

A dinner party for the “old folks” was given in the afternoon, and one for the “young folks”, including a dance, was given in the evening, at the residence of the bride's mother, all enjoying themselves well. Yet, we might except the small displeasure of some villainous wretches; but who-ever they are, they must remember that “with the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be measured to you again.”

We wish the young couple much happiness and long life.
~ The Union & Village Echo, St. George, Utah, 01-Jul-1883, Page 3, Column 3

You can visit the memorial page for Haden Wells Church II.

Pendleton, Violet Jane - 1883

MARRIED.

Miss Violet Jane Pendleton, being tired of leaving home to go to Church concluded to get a Church of her own; and, accordingly was married to Haden W. Church, on Thursday, June 28, 1883.

A dinner party for the “old folks” was given in the afternoon, and one for the “young folks”, including a dance, was given in the evening, at the residence of the bride's mother, all enjoying themselves well. Yet, we might except the small displeasure of some villainous wretches; but who-ever they are, they must remember that “with the same measure that ye mete withal it shall be measured to you again.”

We wish the young couple much happiness and long life.
~ The Union & Village Echo, St. George, Utah, 01-Jul-1883, Page 3, Column 3

You can visit the memorial page for Violet Jane [Pendleton] Church.

Carpenter, J. W. - 1883

POWELL & DOUGLAS.
Manufacturers of the original and only genuine
Star Wood Pumps,
Champion Wind Mills, Iron Pumps, Boss Sickle Grinders, Patent Door and Window Screens, Etc.

We have over 20 years experience in the manufacture of Pumps and Wind Mills.

It will not cost you five cts. per day on the investment to pump water for all of your stock with our Mill.
Every Mill warranted never to blow down while the tower stands.
We have the agency of above articles, which have no superiors; they take the LEAD wherever introduced, and are sold on reasonable terms.

J. W. CARPENTER, AGENT,

Bloomington, Washington, Co., Utah.
~ The Union, Bloomington, Utah, 31-Jul-1883, Page 2, Column 3

JOB PRINTING.

Job Printing. Plain, or in Colors, neatly and expeditiously executed at this office, at prices that defy competition.
Address, J. W. Carpenter,
Wash. Co., St. George,
Box 561. Utah.
~ The Union, Bloomington, Utah, 31-Jul-1883, Page 5, Column 3

You can visit the memorial page for Joseph Wetherbee Carpenter.

Orton, Joseph - 1883

PEOPLE'S TICKET

GENERAL ELECTION
TO BE
HELD AUGUST 6, 1883.
Territorial Officers.
Territorial Auditor of Public Accts.,
Nephi W. Clayton.

Territorial Treasurer,
James Jack.

Territorial Supt. of District Schools,
L. John Nuttall.

Commissioners to locate University Lands.
Louis S. Hill,
Frederick A. Mitchell,
and Joseph S. Tanner.

Washington County Officers.
Councillor <sic> to Legislature,
Edwin G. Woolley.

Representative to Legislature,
John Rider.

Probate Judge,
Edwin G. Woolley.

Selectman for term of 3 years,
Mahonri M. Snow.

Selectman for term of 2 yers,
James P. Terry.

Selectman for term of 1 year.
Richard H. Ashby.

County Treasurer,
Richard Bentley.

County Coroner,
Richard Bentley.

County Clerk,
Joseph C. Bentley.

County Recorder,
Moroni Snow.

Sheriff,
Augustus P. Hardy.

Assessor and Collector,
Augustus P. Hardy.

County Prosecuting Attorney,
Martin Slack.

County Surveyor,
Martin Slack.

County Superintendent Dis't Schools,
Joseph Orton.