Dean; all of Milwaukee. At the close
I of the marriage and when congratula
i tions and good wishes had been tend
| ered to bride and groom, the company
I partook of a bounteous feast prepared
for the occasion. Mrs. Deller’a rich
and beautifnl parlors wera decked in a
manner befitting the happy event. The
evening was pleasantly spent; joy
i ruled the hour and all went merry as
a marriage bell. The newly wedded
pair took their departure on Monday
morning's early train for Chicago, and
I cities of the east. On their return they
will make their home in Milwaukee.
The Democrat unites with their
many friends in wishing them very
many veers of happiness and prosper
ity.
! —— m
Advertised Letters.
On September 30 the following letters
remained uncalled for at the Mistral
Point Postoffice:
Baker, Mrs. P. M.
Beresford. James
Harris, Miss Jennie
Hatchville, John
Middleton. Miss A. L.
McCabe James E.—s.
Persons calling for the above will
please say advertised and give date of
this list. P. Aluc*. Jh.. P. M.
Death of Charles C. Neal.
It again becomes tLe sad duty of The
Demojiat to record the dea'h of a
well known and highly respected
citizen. Charles C. Neal died short
ly after midnight on Thursday last,
from injuries received by a kick trom
a horse which he was .feeding on
Tuesday evening previous, mention of
which was made by The Democrat last
week. Although all possible human
efforts were put forth to save his life,
they proved unavailing. After he had
been kicked by the horse, he walked
into the house, when medical aid was
at once summoned, and the injuries
found to be of a most serious nature.
