MR. AND MRS, MARTIN KOECK.An event of unusual moment in me ]J v(*s of Mr and Mrs, Martin ICoeck, Oregon sireti, was the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage. The golden wedding waa last Tuesday, February HU. No special gathering was planned but they were the recipients of congratulations from numerous i datives and friends. Both were born in Havas ia, Germany, and their marriage took pi ace ili ere, Mr. ICoeck is seventy-fonr years of ago and Mrs, Kocck i^; srv^nty-lhree. The former i.* the inventor of some of the original machines, looms and devicesuspiJ irĀ» the manufacture oi, grass mat tiny, rugs and carpets, an Industry which has grown to large proportions and which is carried out extensUedy tn this city. There are eleven children in the family, all residents of Oshkosh. They are Ludwig Kcieek, Mrs. John MlcxI, Herman ICoeck, Mrs. I/. Sieboltl, Mrs. J. M. Webster. Mrs. G, Smith, Joseph Koeck, Mrs. John Jlophinger, Martin ICoeck, Jr., John ICoeck and William ICoeck. The con pit* have fifty-two grandchildren, tifty-onc of whom reside here, besides seven great grandchildren. ,