C. L. Long married Pearle Salisbury on August 8, 1907 in Yuma County.
"Miss Pearl Salisbury of Laird, and Mr. C. E. Long of Haigler, were married Thursday at the court house, Judge J. S. Hendrie officiating."
August 6, 1914 "What is known as the old McLaughlin place on the road between Laird and Wray, is being made to teem with melons as big as a water pail and many other varieties of garden vegetables, as well as a fine field of 30 acres of corn, under the magic touch of Clyde Long, the tenant."
"Miss Pearl Salisbury of Laird, and Mr. C. E. Long of Haigler, were married Thursday at the court house, Judge J. S. Hendrie officiating."
August 6, 1914 "What is known as the old McLaughlin place on the road between Laird and Wray, is being made to teem with melons as big as a water pail and many other varieties of garden vegetables, as well as a fine field of 30 acres of corn, under the magic touch of Clyde Long, the tenant."
C. L. Long married Pearle Salisbury on August 8, 1907 in Yuma County.
"Miss Pearl Salisbury of Laird, and Mr. C. E. Long of Haigler, were married Thursday at the court house, Judge J. S. Hendrie officiating."
August 6, 1914 "What is known as the old McLaughlin place on the road between Laird and Wray, is being made to teem with melons as big as a water pail and many other varieties of garden vegetables, as well as a fine field of 30 acres of corn, under the magic touch of Clyde Long, the tenant."
"Miss Pearl Salisbury of Laird, and Mr. C. E. Long of Haigler, were married Thursday at the court house, Judge J. S. Hendrie officiating."
August 6, 1914 "What is known as the old McLaughlin place on the road between Laird and Wray, is being made to teem with melons as big as a water pail and many other varieties of garden vegetables, as well as a fine field of 30 acres of corn, under the magic touch of Clyde Long, the tenant."
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