s.ndctin-iti,iryekitbrasofol.ledenestrn-i si-ichto■ i ~WILL BE WEDDED TODAY.Miss Eila Scheibe and Herbert R. Bathrick United at Waukegan.Miss Ella Schiebe and Herbert R. Bathrick left Tuesday evening for Waukegan where they will be married this afternoon, a Qttiet ceremony followed by a short visit to Chicago from which city they will depart for an extended tonr of the west and the Pacific coast, Alter visiting the points of interest in the west they will stop at Seattle for a visit to Mr. and Mrs. I. A.Scheibe and at Spokane, the homeof Mr. Pathrick’s parents. They will return about the first of theyear to make this city their home.Miss Scheibe is a daughter of Mrs. E, P. Scheibe, and is a lifelongresident of Marshfield, a most popular member of one of the city’s prominent families, She is a grad-’■juate of the local high school, a talented musician and a young ladv of charming personality and high attainments. She has served for a number of years as secretary to C. E. Blodgett with marked success and enjoys the reputation of being one of the ablest business women in this section of the state. Miss Scheibe is the favorite of a large circle of admiring friends and has the best wishes of all.Mr. Bathrick is a member of the enterprising firm of Dallendorfer Bathrick, and is one of the city's most successful and energetic young business men. He has been a resident of Marshfield but a few years, and in the short time be has been engaged in business here, bis sterling integrity, geniality and good fellowship have won him i universal popularity. Mr. Bathrick is extensively interested in red es-! tate in this section and is a lana man of far-sighted acumen, a consistent booster for Central Wisconsin. He is public spirited and ever alert for the advancement of his .hometown, liberal to the widest limits of generosity, and deserving j of the best that life can hold tor j him. The Times joins in extending best wishes and congratulations.it