From: The Webster Echo, March 9, 1922. Page 1. Wainville Mr. Elbert Lee and Miss Byrd Weese, of Arcola, were united in marriage, Thursday, March 23, at the M. P. Parsonage, Rev. H. E. Morton, of that church, offciating. The bride is the daughter of the late Squire George Weese, and is a lady of the purest type. The groom is the adopted son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Lee; of that place. They are splendid young people and we wish them much joy and happiness through life. John D. Sutton and Henry Waggy, of Erbacon were business visitors here Friday. Aubrey Cunningham, of Tioga, stopped off here to see his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cunningham. He was on his way to Baltimore to be treated for ear trouble. We hope for his speedy recovery. Mr. H. J. Watson moved to the Jake Myers farm near Bolair. We are sorry to see them go. Roy Cunningham, who has been working at Tioga, came down Sunday to see his wife. Mrs. W. M. Kiernan was at Erbacon Saturday to see the doctor. Glad to say she is improving. Miss Mona Flint, of Weston, visited friends here one day last week. S. A. Morton was taking up steel here one day last week. J. F. Been and daughter Esther went to Richwood Friday evening to attend the contest between Richwood and Summersville. W. M. Kiernan is taking treatment of the doctors at Cowen for stomach trouble. Miss Mona Weese was shopping at Erbacon Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Hamrick of Cowen, visited their daughter, Mrs. Steward Green, last Sunday.