Sunday afternoon* a second reception was celebrated at the Andrew Neppl home in nonor of the wedding of Henry Neppl to Mies 'Mary Snyder. About .sixty relative^ and friends were present. The afternoon was spent in playing games,, singing and j music and a game of base ball was played. The game had to bo called in the 12th, with the score a tie 2 to 2 on account that the participants were beginning to get wet inside as weM at on the outside. P. J. Snyder arid T. 13. Snyder staged a genuine pil--.ir.ng duel. Bach allowed; 4 hits, were wild' at some stages but j pitched air tight hall in the pinches. P. J. Snyder struck out 4 of the opposing batters in one inning. He said they wouldn’t have got a hit if he had been pitching in the dark. Well we bet there were some mighty i lame men the next day. All pres- ! eat reported a most enjoyable time.' Mr. an'd 'Mrs. Henry Neppl left on a j wedding trip Tuesday for South Dakota and North Daaota after which they will reside on a.',farm he- ; longing to his father near Clement, ' North utkota. !