' 7 miM'Years ago the Beeler family was one of the best known in Linn Cougty. Only one, Mrs. W. S. Griffiths, is nowUvitig In Marion, Two of h^r brothers now ltvfi in7Katoiis./' The followingarticle from the Monitor, published in Mankato, that state, in its issue of Do-cembe,r l9th wfl^be. of interest to many of the readert 6t this bftpCrfLnst night at eight o’clock at the beautiful home of the bride's father, Jonns Beeler bn High Street, Harma Lorretfa Beeler was ubited'in marriage to Dr. M. B. Sherrard of this city. Miss, Beeler is the only .daughter of Jonas Beeler the well knd^n stockman and financier.; She is a popular young lady and has hosts of friends among all who know her, who admire her for her splendid qualities. She has grown to womanhood here in the county, attended our schools and is essentially a home girl of wliorn the community is justly proud,Dr. M. B, Bherrard, the groom located here nearly two years ago, after he was graduated from the University of Kansas School of Medicine, and has built up a big practice and made an array of friends by his social, business and professional qualities. He is ambitious, industrious, and n progressive student of the most modern thodght in his profession In which he is destined to become a leading spirit.The homo was artistically decorated with flowers and colors. The parlor in white carnations, wedding bells and holly and tho sitting room in red carnations and wedding bells. Miss Pider played the wedding march and the bride and groom were accompanied by little Marthella Vance, carrying themIm 1 n n An tin 111 ir r?m» M TP T 1K