Boyes of Spring Valley were married
Rev. C. D. Belden of Austin officiat
ing. They were unattended during
the service. Mendelssohn's wedding
march was played by Mrs. Charles
Altenberg. Mrs. N. R. Lyon sang
"O, Promise Me." The ring service
was read. The wedding gown was
White French lawn, and embroidered
in panel. The house was prettily, dec
'orated in'smilax, holly, carnations
and roses. About 25 relatives and
friends were present. After the con
gratulations a luncheon in six
courses was served. The bride was
born and reared in Frankford town
ship in this county. The family left
the old home farm about two and a
half years ago. She has been a very
succesful teacher at Spring Valley
and elsewhere for several years. She
is a young woman of high attain
ments and ideals and combined with
Wactical ideas of life. The groom is
engaged in Nevada mining and in
vestments. They will reside in Min
neapolis. We wish an abundance of
joy and prosperity.
OBEKXIN GLEE CLUB.
The Oberlin Glee club must have
been delighted to find so large and
appreciative an audience as crowded
the Baptist church in this city last
Thursday evening to hear their fine
concert. The large auditorium over
flowed into the galleries and lecture
Toom and the audience comprised
Austin's keenest and most critical
music lovers and artists. The concert
gave great delight. The program
ranged from the technical to rollick
ing college songs of Oberlin and the
encores were frequent. The club is
certainly composed of artists who
sing with expression and vim. It is.
a compliment to Austin that so large
an audience could be gathered to
listen to something that was ,of so
high order.
