EILTS-EGERLING WEDDINGMias Anna Eilts and John Egerlingfere united in marriage by Rev. Otto it the homo of the brido'a parents, 'r A ” ^ I!5. A large number of the friends vnd relativo6 wero present and expended hearty congratulations to the Imppy pair: Tho guests wore then ranted to ft wedding feast snoh as only nbouuds in the good old farming centers of Iowa, every dainty luxury the [arm produced or tho market offered being there in abundance. Tho t’me was thon devoted to in door amusements until the midnight hour when a lunch was served after whioh tho general rejoicing waB continued until the woo sma’ hours of tho noxfc day Mr. and Mrs. Egerling will take up tneir home duties on the Thomas Oouwny furm in Linolon township. Following is the list of presents the happy pair received.Mr. and Mrs. Eilt EiltB, one half doz. chairs; Mr. and Mrs. John Eilts, $10; Mr. and Mm. Peter Egerling, $30; Mr. and Mrs. Halusing, bedspread; Mr. and Mrs. J.Ratthmann, H.Weioh-mann and J. Wolf, a dock; Mr. and Mrs. R. Fooken, fruit dish,one t Mr and Mrs J F Spies, bread plate; Mr and Mrs. A. H. Spies, one lamp one heifer calf; Henry Spies, $2; Henry and May EiltB, one rocking ; chair ; Adolf and Senna Eilts one set BadironB; Misses Caroline, Freddie and Mollio Enken, Mrs. P. Banniok, toilet towels, one cloak ; MiBsee Anna and Marie Tibken, one l Mine Marie Tibken,glass set; Peter Tibken, alarm clock; Martin Eaden,set knives and forks; Arville Bittraan, bread plate; Geo.and Kate Behrends, water set,cake plate; Elva and Henry Spies, pair towelB; Will and Mary Sandliorst, glass set; Mr. and Mrs. J. Tibkin, glass set; Fritz Tibken, fruit set; Miss Genie Tibken, coffee pot; Denle Kloppenberg, tablecloth; Fritz Proehl, $1.50; Geo. Alberts, one half doz. ohiokens ;Thoo Kloppenbergo.one buggy whip.THE STOMACH IS THE MAN.