Keim—5 wihartIn the*presence of about fifty invited gUesLS, Rollin Swihart. son of Air. and Mrs. Joseph Swihart, of Brighton, and Mary E. Keim were united in marriage Wednesday evening, February 22, at 0:30 o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Keim, near Sturgis.On Promise Me,” was beautifully sung just before the ceremony by Miss Mabel Homer. While \V. A. Sigriat played t)#e wedding march, the bridal party entered the parlor, the Rev. G. \V. Wrench of Goshen officiated, little Beatrice Keim acting aa flower girl.The bride was attired in white French lawn and the groom in black.After the cere/nuny a bountiful four-course dinner was served. The bride and groom were the recipients of numerous presents from their friends and relatives.Mr. and Mrs. Swihart will make their home on a farm in Greenfield township and will begin housekeeping at once in a new house built by the groom. Both Mr. and Mrs. Swihart have many friends and are worthy young people in whom the community is interested That prosperity and happiness may ever attend them is the word of good will from all who know them.