Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1898-10-06
filling all the requirements for far
mer's use. See it at F. l.. Ander-
sons the Avery No. l.

mer's use. See it at r. l.. Ander-
sons the Avery No. l.
Miss Mary and Mr.. John Anderson,
brother and sister of F. L. And erson,
of this place, are over here from Anita
and Miss Mary will stay and keep
house while her brother and his wife
visit the Omaha Fair for few days
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCuen have
a new boarder at their home in the
shape Of a very small boy who made
his first appearance there some time
last Tuesday and who expects tomake
their house his permanent home for
some years to come.
Mr.. j. A. Cozine says that he was
a subscriber to the Journal years ago
when his paper and one other were
the only ones sent to the Ross post
office. He still continues to get the
Journal among about 20 others now
sent to this Office each week.
Miss Ethel Bridenstine, daughter
of L. S. Bridenstine, Of Cameron
township, and Nh Andrew Swab-
land, were married last week and
left Immediately for the home Of the
groom in Laurel, Neb, at which place
he is engaged in the hotel business.
The young couple enter upon their
new life with the best wishes Of a
host Of friends and congratulations of
the Journal.
On Wednesday last at two O'clock
in the afternoon, occurred the mar
IMAGE Of Fred Tessman, Jr., and Miss
Mary Schrader, at the residence OF
the brides father, VIM. Schrader, of
Cameron township. Both young peo-
pie are we'll known and have many
friends in and around Ross and sur
surrounding country and the wish of
everyone, the Journal included, is
that they may have long anC. happy
life together. Following is a list of
the presents received:
Edith Holtz, fruit dish and spoon holder;
Horning, bed spread; Mr. Ma and i Mrs. john
Burkheart, table cloth; Annie and Katie
Burkheart; caster; Philip Burkheart, $l:oO;
set; Nj and Mrs. Fl. Bovaird. wash bowl bowl
and pitcher; Elsie and Olive Bovard, cake
stand; Emma Fancher, water set; Will
spoons; Mr.. and Mrs. August Neitzel, cen.
Mrs. Albert Fest, clock; Mrs. Possehn,
water set; Jake Burkheart, s1;9o; Minnie
Eva Pero, fruit dish; Mr. and Mrs. Pero,
feather beds; Grandpa Shraeder, three
cane bottom chairs; Ernest Falkowski,
glasses; MIR. and Mrs. Tucker, set of dishes
and lamp; Dora Tucker, bread plate; A.
Shroeder and wife, center table; Dick Link
Chris Zeubel sl.o0; Chris Keanople, $50;
Chris Hahn $500; Will Kobe $500; John
Koch, Mike Boust, $500; Chris Craft, $500;
Jacob Bruister, S1.O0; Charley Kempf, $500;
Peter Sinsen. $500; Charlie Kennpf, Jr.,
Sl.00; Maggie Kenerer, 81 90.
Rev. Cousins, of Audubon, was
called on to perform a very pretty
wedding ceremony on Wednesday
morning, the contracting parties be-
ing Miss May, daughter of O. H. P.
Roberts, ct near Luccock's Grove and
one Of the old settlers OF Audubon
Co., and Mr.. Harry Bates, north east
of Audubon. Mr.. and Mrs. Bates
left for weeks visit to the EXPOSE
ton after which they will return and
make their future home in Ross
where Mr.. B. has just erected neat
cottage. The young couple have the
congratulations and best wishes of a
host Of friends in which the Journal.
begs TO be allowed to Join
1