Ttie line of march will be from the
church south on Kehwood to Oakland
avenue, 10 Main street*, to the auditor
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THE CITIZENS' NATIONAL BANK,
At^ttfe' Auditorium "dinner will be
W» wish to express our' sincere
thanks-to our friends who-in so many:
ways
ghowed rheir sympathy and kind
ness-dnnng out rdcent sorrow. We
wish especially to thank the OrderB /of
the«f W. A., Methodist Ladies, Mcln
tyre Poet and W. R. Corps.
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AUSTIN,-'AUNN
n. J. SLAVE#, Vict- Pres A. 5. CAflPftELL, Vice-Pres.
J. t, CRIPPEN. Assisstant Cashier
Golden Wedding* Anniversary.
Last Saturday romplfcted titty years
of married life for Mr. and Mrs. James
Marsh who live on south River street
and the.children and other relatives
a happy surprise visit for them
honor of their golden wedding day.
l")ispj?y
H. HOUGHTON.
MB. AND MBS. D. W. HOGAN
AND YAMH.Y:-.S I
anniversaries.
in honor of their golden wedding day. W88
About forty relatives and neighbors
gathered their home .bout lleyeo
o'clock^ to bring them greetings. A
fine dinner was served at noon and the
aflernoon was spent very pleasantly
with visiting, sinking and other fea
tures of enjoyment. In behalf of the
company, Rev. W. E. Sloane presented
to Mr. and Mrs. Marsh a purse of gold'.
James Marsh and Christina Nolden
were married in Milwaukee, Wis,
Mch. 9,1857. They lived «t, Waupun,
Wis., for^ over tbirty years, copings to
Lyle township to reside about- i7' yetu^
ago to be near their cfildrenV' Tney
moved to Austin three yiears ago liu|T
falL They are among our best and.
mQ^ reqeected citizens. Four child
ten:are living: Mrs. Chas. Peachy Of
Lyle, Mrs. Geo. Robertson of Austin,
Mrs.' Win. Case of London, and Mrs.
John. Michie of Cottonwood, Minn,
We wish for Mr. and Mrs. M$rsh many
Basket Sociable.
