» lt;PareQts this week.Prof. Prather visited our school last Tuesday.The marriage of Albert Yeager and Clara Oshall look place Wednesday evening at the home of the bride. About 75 f u«t3 were present. At 7:30 a bountiful repast was served. Rev. Shick performed the ceremony. Thursday eveu-ing a reception was tendered the newlywedded pair by Mr. Peter Yeager. It was an enjoyable affair. The hride and groom received the following presents: Rocking chair, two glass water sets, handkerchief case, four lamps, silver butter dish, salt and pepper cups, album, silver knives, forks and spoons, four fruit dishes, butler dishes, pitchers, sugar bowls, spoon holders, wine set, work basket, silver pickle dish, five dollar gold piece, gold watch and chain, napkins, towels, bread plates, splasher, carving knife and fork, square and hammer, two silver casters, vinegar jar, mustache cup and saucer, and other presents. Their many friends wish them a happy married life.KKOM ANOTHKK.We wonder where the prophets have K°,le *'ho prophesied a complete break up. 1 hey are trying another random shot by guessing “This is going to lie the hardest w in It* r we have ever ex per-ienced, We who live will lie most likely to come nearer the lacts if they ask us on the first day of April,W. 11. Clark, of Erie, is visiting liis son, Charles, and other relatives in this vicmny.Peter Yeager, Sr., had a very severe experience of heart failure last week.Mr. and Mrs. Kuff, both very old people, had a bad accident happen to them last week. While attempting to diive a short distance their horse took fright and became unmanageable, capsizing sleigh and throwing the occupants violently upon the ground. Both are conttl lilt* h/Atieo Kul it