Wilkes-Barre Evening Leader, Sat, Mar 15, 1890 MARRIAGES: RICHARD TURNER, the bookkeeper for J W Patten, was married on Monday to Miss MERINA MIALL. The wedding took place at the home of the brides parents on Barney Street, the ritual being performed by Rev Charles L Sleight, of the St Clements Episcopal Church. After a short and pleasant journey to some of the Eastern cities the young couple returned to this city and began housekeeping in a residence on Park Avenue. In Bloomsburg Mar 12 by Rev W T Aumann, CHARLES S BATES, and Miss AQUILLA WILLIAMS, both of Wilkes-Barre COURT OF COMMON PLEAS DIVORCE ACTIONS: SARAH J NOBLE vs JOHN NOBLE: rule to show cause why divorce decree should not be granted. DEATHS: In Hazleton Mar 14, HENRY BOCK, aged 45 years At Stockton Mar 14, EVA E M, daughter of NATHAN and CARRIE MINNICH, aged 5 years At Milnesville Mar 4, TERESSA, daughter of JAMES and MARGARET LANNON, aged 5 months ORPHANS COURT: Estates of: Accountants in the following estates were ordered to pay over funds to parties entitled thereto: WILLIAM SITES, SAMUEL WILLIAMS, JOHN C MCDERMOTT, HUGH FLANIGAN, THOMAS R JONES, AMANDA ENGLE, JOHN C LITTLE, CLARISSA PRICE, THOMAS C EVANS. The accounts of administrators in the following estates were confirmed absolutely: PERRY MONROE, ROBERT SMITH, F L MENIG, DANIEL METZGER, NATHAN IDE, C W HALLBAUER, C W SHINER, ENOS WILKES, JOHN H TEETS, MARY S WEISS BRIEFS: Mr and Mrs GEORGE COLE, of the Heights, have gone to Chicago, where they will make their future home. Ed, Phoenix