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THE WISCONSIN ALUMNI MAGAZINE.
  District Attorney Theodore Brazeau, '97,
of Grand Rapids, was married in August
to Miss Hattie Pickett of Marshfield at
the home of the bride's parents. Mr.
Brazeau was a prominent debater during
his under-graduate course. He is now the
junior member of the firm of Goggins &
Brazeau of Grand Rapids.
  Prof. C. K. Leith, '97, spent the sum-
mer for the United States Geological Sur-
vey in the study of iron ore districts in
the Lake Superior region and the far West,
and in geological exploration in Ontario.
For five weeks he served also, in the Lake
Superior and Lake Huron districts, as a
member of the International Geological
Boundary Committee of the United States
and Canadian Geological Surveys.
  The members of his Ontario party from
the University of Wisconsin were W. N.
Smith in charge, A. R. Schultz, A. W.
Lewis, F. J. Katz, Carroll Wegeman, R. J.
Holden, R. C. Sllen, G. W. Crane, and
J. H. Warner.
  Burton H. Esterly, '97, who took his
M. S. in '99 and LL. B. in 'oo, at the Co-
lumbian University, is practicing law in
Carthage, Mo. He was married August
25th to Miss Nellie Weide of Washing-
ton, D. C.
  Miss Julia Ruebhausen of Watertown,
who graduated in '97, had her doctor's
thesis accepted at the University of Ber-
lin last winter and is now instructor in
German in the Golden, Colorado, high
school.
  Victor W. Bergenthal, '97e, is secretary
of the American Automatic Switch and
Signal Company, Chicago, with offices at
84-86 La Salle Street.
  Miss Bertha L. Gardner is instructor in
Latin in the high school of Idaho Springs,
Colo.
  Llewellyn  Owen, '97e, is located in
Peoria, Ill., and may be addressed in care
of the Creve Coeur Club, Peoria.
  Miss Avis McGilvra teaches Latin and
German in the Menomonie high school.
  Miss Annie S. McLenegan, '97, who won
the English prize in her senior year, and
has since done graduate work in the Unl-
versity, is instructing in English in the
Milwaukee North Side high school.
  C. A. Krogh, '98, graduated from Rush
Medical College with the class of 19o4 and
will practice in Wisconsin.
  The engagement of Fred C. Ellis, '981,
to Miss Augusta Helmholz is announced.
Mr. Ellis is a member of the law firm of
Spooner &    Ellis, of which  Willet M.
Spooner, '94, is the head. They have of-
fices in the Herman Building, Milwaukee.
Miss Helmholz is a sister of Henry Helm-
holz who graduated from the University in
19o2 and is now studying medicine at
Johns Hopkins - University.
  Oscar Roden, '98, and Miss Rose Win-
terbotham were married in Madison at the
residence of the bride's parents, Augus4
i6th. Mrs. Roden, while in the Univer-
sity, was a member of the Girl's Glee
Club. Mr. Roden is secretary of the State
Journal Company in Madison. They will
reside at 133 E. Johnson Street.
  H. L. Elston, who was for some time a
member of the class of '98, is now post-
master at Muscoda, where he is also en,
gaged in the electrical business.
  John S. Main, '98, William B. Roys,
'o61, Marshall Rlanks, and Dr. Walter
Sheldon '96, spent a part of their vacation
in a trip down the Wisconsin river to
Stevens Point.
  Miss Lillie E. Moessner, '98, is instruc-
tor in science and mathematics in the Jef-
ferson high school.
  Miss Annette Nelson, '98, teaches Latin
and German in the Sun      Prairie high
school.
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  H. 0. Seymour, 991, and Miss Edna
Russell, '96-'98, were married  October-
iith, at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
William Wente, the bride's parents, at
Manistee, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
will be at home at 14o Twenty-third Street,
Milwaukee, after January 1st. Mr. Sey-
mour is in the traffic department of the
Wisconsin Telephone at Milwaukee.
  Gilson G. Glasier ,'ool, and W. A. Klatte,
'991, have entered into a law partnership
and have opened offices in the Germania
Building in Milwaukee, under the firm
name of Glasier and Klatte. Mr. Glasier
has been private secretary to Justice R. D.
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