Koegie-Hahn |-Mr. Robert A. K x.*gle, a well-knownjyoung business man of the city and Miss Bortha Ilaku of Huron, were: rnarriad hy the He. Th* Jor** J CijtelLhora at the pastor's r* 1 bate.at 8:30 Thursday evening. The affair had boon flannel a* somethingof a surprise, but the failure to secrotly secure a marriage license resuited in the niaus bee-ming known.Relatives and intimate fri a Is ha Iknown of tin- y.an-»wirv,s: to a reient •■a.ii of a ru.alive the ceremony wa i made as simpleas possible. The only attendantswore MUs Leuorn Malm, a sister of the bride and Milt;E!;zalj»■ ffi~K »egle.«a sister of the gro m. Tie- ring e r-emony of the Lutheran church was * I use.t. I1 Mr, and Mrs. Koegle at once wentj to a home which ha i been furnish, i i at 131 Madison street, and wher' 1they have commenced housekeeping. ^ They received many beautiful pres- jonta, Including ehina, cut glass and , silver and a hand - »ine ehina closet,tthe gift of tie* S .( li is. v**n club of .which the groom has long been amemberMr. Koegle i t month. r ..*f the firmof Close .v Koegle and has been prominent in business and polities. Hismany friends will extend hearty coni gratulations while the bride, who isdeservedly popular, has the bestwishes of friends here and in Huron.