home.Saturday morning, Ray Barton tookthe morning train for JCrametsUurgand meeting there hie fiance, Mies Lulu Green, they went to the St. James hotel, where at high noon they were married by Rev. humbly. The marriage was a quiet one, only a. few | intimate friends and relatives of therrtrV W ^ir -*.*-. ■_ ■ . i.im. i. in,.i.v.w.w. u.wii'H iujji iui j.---i m»Wbride and groom being present. The bride is one of Kossuth's popular teach’ers and the groom is an industrious young man of this place, -I hey will not start to housekeeping until after the bride's school is out, which will be the latter part of June, Success to them,Very interesting programs will be rendered this evening and tomorrow evening at the court house, in eon nee* tion with the jpribfbltand for the benefit of the -schools. The admission fee will be JO and 15 cents. T^ night Miss Hutton's pupils will appear in the Payasol and unbrella drill, Miss Gamb’s in the broom, drill and soldier exercise, Miss Williams'in the Mother Goose opera and Miss Minkler’s in the pantomime “Hearer My God to Thee. Following all which an ad’ dress will be given by Rev. J,F, Porterfield. Tomorrow evening MilsGalkin's pupils will entertain with rhythm work, Miss Miller's with choruses, Mrs. Rutherford's withMififi Tin ran !*.’£ Wlfcuhe recitations by Vna Vincent, kydJaKing and Oorts; bx Vera mm Bex Paine and by Marjorie and Gm* Yieve Powyey. .