air-U. u- ttrta -s.:.! ...... --- ----v_ Miner and carried on xxl esraxeand insurance business.Funeral services will be held today from the Masonic hail and the body will be taken to Burlington, \Yis., this afternoon for interment.IV-w-lat! we;Aiuirevs-Penrose Wedding.Art! A very pretty Christmas wedding was celebrated at the home of Mr, and Mrs. L. G. Penrose, when their daughter. Miss Stella, was united in marriage to Samuel Andrews, son of Mr. and Mrs. William -Andrews, north Mansfield street. The Rev. Chester Harries of the, Presbyterian Churchonasled■as:hemdFoiTHits at Hurley, officiated at the ceremony.ole—'— — w rThe bride, who was dressed in aich gown of pale pink crepe de chine,letterns:5U-thehisawas alLtnde-d by Mi?-s Myrtle Williams as maid of honor. Miss Will-iams wore a dress of white saim. Both the bride and her attendant carried pink roses. The groom was attended by his brother, Joseph, as best man. Miss Hattie Penrose, a iw sister of the bride, played the wedding march. IShortly after the service, a wedding-supper was served to one hundred invited guests of the families. Mr. and Mrs. Andrews will be ar H. home in this .city, where the groom is employed at Roach Sesbsi‘8 wholesale house.thereyYrts;el-an.Death of James Shmxtasn-While preparing to go to early mass Friday morning, John Shumann. a resident of this city for more than