Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1907-12-19
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Mrs. Hardenbrook, who had been
here calling on her many friends and
former neighbors, started on the home
ward way to Arapaho, Oklahoma,
first of the week.
Mike Noel aud wife, from over near
Casey, passed last Sunday at the
Uncle William Bintner homestead,
south of town.
John |. Hensley and Company for
warded large consignment of fat cat
tie to market, Saturday night.
Rev. F. II. Richardson went down
to Valley Junction, Saturday night
where he has accepted a call from the
Congregational church, and will soon
move his family to that city.
Doctor L. J. Oldaker has moved his
dental parlOrs from his former quar-
ters, and you will now tind him 10 the
rear rooms of Charles Findlays drug
store, on the north side.
The ladies of the Extra Ea stern Star
Lodge met last Friday ght and elect
ed the Sc officers for 1908:
Mrs D E Stranger, Worthy MatrOn;
Mrs LiSsie Gault. Associate Matron,
Mr. John Riley, Worthy Patron;
Mrs A K VOORHEES,, Conductress;
Mrs Dena StatZell, Assistant:
Mr. Robert Wattersou, Treasurer;
Mr. V Heliyer, Secretary.
The members of Exodus Lodge, No.
342, A + and A NJ, met on last Satur-
day night and elected the following
named gentlemen as officers for 1908:
John Schlater, Worshipful Master:
Fred Bartlett, Senior Warden;
E d Powell, Junior Warden;
Fred Wahlert, Treasurer;
V B Hellyer, Secretary.
Both the Eastern Star and Extra
Blue Lodge will hold their install lation
at the Masonic Hall on Wednesday
evening, January /, 1908, to br fol-
lowed by banquet and general good
time.
The following account of the wed.
ding of Mr.. Moses Brinkerhoft to Miss
Abbie NJ Delaney, Thursday Novem-
her %, 1907, we clip from The Methow
Valley News, published out at Twisp,
in Washington State. Mosey" grew
To ManOod's estate at Oakfeld, in the
south part of the county, and we II
say yea, verify; to everything the edi-
tor, out there said about him aud his
fair young bride He is the brother
Of Mrs. Charles Milliman and Will f
BrinkerhUff, of Extra; aud Mrs. Fred
DelahOyde, of Guthrie Grange:
WEDDING BELLS AT WINTHROP
"Oue of the most interesting aud
brilliant social events of the season
occurred at Winthrop on Thanksgiving
Day when Mr. NJ Brinkerhoff and
Miss Abbie M. Delaney were united
ia marriage The bride was charming
ly gowned 10 white French lawn and
the groom was dressed ia convention
al black. Among the guests present
were Mr. and Mrs. A Cain. Mr. and
Mrs: George Cotton, Mr. aud Mrs. G
Hanks, Mrs. G. Johnson, Mr. aud
Mrs. r E. Johnson. Miss Ida John.
son. The simple and impressive cere-
mony was pronounced by Rev. w. l..
Singer, at noon, after which the party
| adjourned to partake of the elegant
and substantial wedding feast there
awaiting them. In the evening Mr. and
Mrs Brinkerhoff drove to Twisp
where they will reside until spring Mr..
! BrinkerhOff is one of the best known
and liked teachers in the county and
needs no words of encomium to those
who know him best. He is pow the sue
cessfnl principal of the Twisp schools
and by his untiring efforts is rapidly
raising them To as high standard OF
education In addition to his other
accomplishments Mr. Brinkerhoff is a
musician of marked ability, and al
present member OF the Twisp band
and orchestra. The bride is the beau
tiful and talented daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. j. J Delaney, of w nthrop
During her residence in The Valley
he has won a warm place in the affec'
tions of those who best knew her. Al
in the community join in wishing then
! God-speed and happy welded life. ,