Two Marriages

1 wo mamages oeeurred m ïpsuanr; Wednesday eveuing, The flrst was the celebration of the nuptials of Ciara, daughter of Mrs. Mary E. Everett of 309 Brower street, to Mt. Ralph Boyden of Saline. Rev. F. Ë. Arnold was the ofliciatiüg minister. There were about 40 guests present 'Mr. and Mirs. Boyden will be at their new home, six miles south of Ohelsea, aiter aiareii 1. The soeo'id was the inarriage of Miss Katharine O'Brieu to Leonard F. Kousch at St. John's cliureh, Rev. Fr. Kennedy offlelating. Only those provided with invitations were permdtted to enter to witness the jeremony. Herman Steirle, of Ann Ar'uor, actert as best man and Miss Minuie O'Brieii, sister o'f the brlde, was bri-desmaid. The 1ride was attired in white organuie and carried white roses anti tlu bridesmaid wórè white organdie over blue and carried a largo bouqnct of roses. A reeeptlon was held after the ceremony' at the future home cf the contracting parties and about forty people gathered there for this purpose. Refreshmems' were serTctf. Mr. and Hts. Keusch are now located at 101 W. Cross street. Auiong tlie out of town guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Win. Keuseh, of Munich. Mich., Mts. Emma. Keuseh and Ure. Bollnger of Jaekson. Miss Stoffen, Miss Ida Keusch and Mr. Anthony Naegle of Ohelsea.