The Bliss-keeler Neptials

At noon Thursday was celebrated one oí the pdeasontest marriages tliat liave occured m Ann Arborin inany a day. It was the wedding of Mr. Fred L. Keeler, oí Hougliton, Mcch. and Mise Bertina Bliss, oí Ann Arbor. The brid-egroom was a member oí the olass of '93 oí ttoe literary department of the University, and is at present the efficiënt principal oí the Houghton h:gh school. The bride was onO of the best known oï Ann Arbar young ladíes, and a general favonLte. The young couple start out ia We followed by the best wishes of au unusuaUy large number of irtends. The ceremony was perfornied a.t noon. at the residence of the briide's Mother, Mrs. M. K. B'.is.s, of 93 S. Main st., Rer. J. W. Bradsha-vv beinig the officiating clergyman. About twonty-fi-16 Irelatives and frionds of lUie bride and groom were pre.sent. Immediately a f ter the ceremony a bounteous wedding dinner va.s s&vv&d after whfiloh Mr. and Mrs. Keeler left on the 2 :12 M&higan Central train for tíieir future home in Houghton. Tlie high estimation in which the parties to the wedding were held 'was attested by the large number of useful and costly presenta S'iven. Among them was a hundred dollar bill from the grooni's parents, Mr. and .Mrs. KeeJer, of Grass Lake. Tlve following guest from out of the city were present : M. E. Keeler and family, of Grass Lake ; Miss Clara Osborn, of Grass Lake ; Misses Hattie and Lillie Osborn, of Manchester; Mr. and 'Mrs. A. T. Hol], of Detroit: