Salt Lake City (UT) Telegram, April 13, 1903, p. 1. UNIQUE WEDDING HELD IN INDIANA Guests of Well Known Couple Attend the Ceremony at Their Telephones Nashville, Indiana, April 13-George Barnhill, a prominent stock buyer, and Mrs. Ida Metheney, both of Nashville, have surprised their friends here by being united in marriage. Mr. Barnhill in a rig drove to the home of his bride who had just returned from Illinois and with her drove to the home of the Rev. C. P. Hanna, six miles east of Nashville. Upon arriving there they called up the exchange at Nashville and told the operators to throw open the phones in Nashville. Standing in front of the phone, the Rev. Hanna pronounced Mr. Barnhill and Mrs. Metheney man and wife, and the ceremony was heard by hundreds of their friends several miles away.