Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-06-28
A PRETTY WEDDING.
1arriage of Miss Mary Musson to Fred A..
Buthweg.

Last evening about four hundred in
vited guests witnessed one of the hap
piest events in audubons social his
tory, in the marriage of Miss Mary,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. L.
Musson, to Fred "A. Buthweg. At
nine o'clock, to the strains of the Men
delsohn wedding march, PLAYED by
Mrs. II. A. Smith, the bridal party en-
tered the south parlor, taking their
places in the bay window alcoye. Rev.
Richmond a. Smith performed the
ceremony, using the service of the
English church, the bride being given
away by her father. The best man
was John Musson, brother of the bride,
and Miss Laura Musson, the brides
sister, was maid of honor.
The bride wore beautiful dress of
white silk, trimmed with lace and made
ell train. The groom wore the usual
black suit.
For fully al. hour after the ceremony
the guests passed through the parlors
showering congratulations on the hap
ply couple, after which they pas
sed out on the lawn, where bountiful
refreshments were served.
The many elegant presents to the
bridal couple evidence the esteem and
regard in which they were held by their
many friends.
Every guest present had personal
interest in the young couple. The
groom is one of Audubon's most sue
cessful business men and the bride is
the daughter of one of the oldest and
best known residents of Audubon
county.
TO the many congratulations offered
THE REPUBLICAN begs to add its best
wishes. May they live long and be
happy, and find lifes pathway lined
with thornleSs roses.
DIR. Rendleman went to Extra this
morning.
Ed Prick went to Chicago yesterday
morning.
IL. w. Hanna made business trip
to Atlantic Tuesday.
George G. Farmer left yesterday
morning for LatOna.
Mrs. }. E. Forbes, of Butte, Nebraska,
is q guest at the home Of b. $. Phelps.
DR.. Ii. ID. Miller went to Council
Bluffs Saturday, returning this morn
ing.
Jas. r. Chandler is busy putting in
the new scales at the Stuart grain
office.
Jas. Ellis returned yesterday from a
weeks visit with his daughter in Des-
Moines
The front of the Cowles building has
received a coat of paint during the
past week.
Miss Nellie Dickinson arrived in
Audubon Tuesday from Broadhead,
Wisconsin.
Ben Train returned yesterday from
an extended trip in the northern and
western part of the state.
r. G. Carpenter and wife are out in
Viola township at the old home place
gathering fruit and taking few days
rest.
Miss E. M. Stearns returned yester-
day from Wahoo, Nebraska. where she
was visiting with friends for couple
of weeks.
Clarence Austin, the popular ton
serial artist, played base ball Tuesday
and as a consequence has badly Grip.
pied hand.
Wesley Duff, II. Luse and Robt
Relaford purchased aeremoter wind
mills of Marshall & Sharp during the
past week.
Jno. A. Nash and family leave to,
morrow for Lake Okiboji, and will
spend the month of July at this pOpu
lar resort.
Where will you celebrate July 4th
Atlantic, Extra and Manning are al
offering unequaled attractions to the
people of Audubon.
For SALE CHEAP.-A few four horse
Eveners of the Anderson patent
Regular price $500, will be sold fol
cash at $500. Call early.
III. A. JUMP, agent.
Hon. d. M. Harris, of Missouri Val
ley, was greeting old time friends in
Audubon Monday. Mr.. Harris has dis
posed of his interest in the Times to
his son, and is now engaged in the
grocery business.
This week we publish the announce
ment of the candidacy of Edgar A
Smith of Viola township for nomina
ton to the office of county clerk. Mr.
Smith is an old resident of Audubon
county and is man we'll qualified fol
the position he seeks. He is honest
and conscientious and would make the
county a good official. There is nc
man, whom we could more heartily