WELOEO BY• t:. • 'K'P .■***■ -.V* ^ :?$' ?\ vj -Pr^ljT *’Nuptfal Csltbntiso FtfBirtelnu-Hinnihfts.Mtujr friends, by their presence.bI«Med tl)«!|^9| of Mitt -Bartel me S^lWUllarn cons umatefrJtt the altar of Bacrad Heart Catholic church this morning. The caret)louy was the usual eiuiple service of the Catholic ritual audwae pronounced by Rev. J. T. O'Leary, Mias Rose Hanuahau, or Qreen Bay, was maid of h mot' to the bride and fiiiis Minnie Bartelme attended as bridesmaid. James Hannabau wvs the groomsman. There wae no decoration of the church.The marriage is the onlraination of a friendship fojnied in youth. The bride is -itfdi^gh|gr of Mr^fjtad M$p. John B^time ttitd, In $halt; three years family has reldded ' hole, she has won the lasting friendship of a large circle of acquaintance by er many excellent qualities of head 14’^lprt. annf$jik is a former dgigi Bay man, mi# engaged in encc^Yui business enterprises,*^ Es-caos%Si;'and though but little JthOwuin this city, bears a high character that inspires a belief that he will prove a model husband in every wSjy wdt^iy of tbe~ohartning bridehe nas won. • ■'Mr. and Mrs. Hannahan were tendered.areception.by. the brideJs parentsdarlngtbe afternoon and a dinner was served to a number of In* vited guests. The bridal pair will leave for a tour north this evening aud will then make their home at Rscanaba.