Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1908-03-26

At high noon on Wednesday March
Is, 1908, in the home OF the father Of
the bride, Mr.. John O. Wheately, in
Grove township, Cass county, Iowa,
occurred the marriage OF Miss Matte
T. Wheatley TO Henry II. Robson, of
Extra Rev. George, OF this city spoke
the words which made the two husband
aud wife. There was large number
OF guests present to witness the Cero
mony, and the Wedding gifts were
many and beautiful Both the young
people are well known the groom is n
prosperous young farmer OF sterling
worth, in Audubon county, and the
bride young woman who has friends
In Cass county by the hundred. They
will make their home on farm near
| Extra and take with them the best
wishes Of host OF friends. This paper
extends congratulations Mrs. G.. A.
| Rasmussen gave surprise party on
Saint Patrick's Day afternoon for her
sister, Miss Esther Andrews, IL being
] her thirteenth birthday The decora-
tions we're in keeping with Saint Pat
| rick's Day, u unique feature being a
| large green : Nest " In center OF the
dining table, above which was sus-
| pended green hangings. Alta sign each
uestpulled ribbon running from the
nest TO shamrock place cards, and
! shrieked when confronted with the
traditional reptile OF Erln's Isle, Re
| freshments were served and the guests
departed, leaving many presents and
wishing Miss Esther many happy re-
turns OF the day Atlantic Evening
| News
Mrs. Hoolihan, who had been here
the past week caring for Grandma
Dorr while Anna Dorr was at Omaha
with Gertie Bell, returned Tuesday TO
her home at Charter Oak
George Jensen, son OF Martin Jensen
and wife, who has been so very i'll the
past few weeks, Of lung fever, is quite
a good deal better and they think he
will get along alright now.
Mrs. Charles Bristol OF near Kirk
man, arrived here Monday 10 help
care for her mother, Mrs. Dave Work
man. who Is suffering from an attack
Of nervous prostitution, and at this
writing Is considered quite ILL.,
Charles May and wife visited over
Sunday with Atlantic relatives
Ed Bartlett came home Monday 10
pass a week then he will return to
Minnesota where he is selling harness
supplies.
The house movers are busy at work
moving Mrs. Spoo's building, on the
corner, out into the street and she ex-
poets TO erect fine new brick build
ing where the old one stood. Roy
Hlbbs, OF Audubon, has the contract
to do the work.
Mrs. j. M. Dimick OF this city was
in Audubon, Tuesday, shopping.
Mesdames Charles Waits and N. r.
Christensen passed Saturday in Au-
dubon visiting at the Chester Marlin
home.
There was dancing party Monday
evening at the X. +. Opera House for
Lillian Hunt, andthey all had a social
good time. The dance was given by
Lillian's friends and you might call it
farewell one for the next day she
left for Lusk, Wyoming, accompanied
by her nephew, Henry Hunt, where she
will hold down the claim she took up
last fall. We hope she will meet with
great success.
Peter NJ. Christensen the jeweler,
has had the masons commence work |
on his building. He will add another !
story to the building, which will help |
the appearance OF itquite considerably |
Mrs. George Milliman, south from
town, who has been afflicted with rheu-
matism for the past couple OF weeks
is still quite poorly. Some days she
feels better and others worse, but she |
Is confined to her bed all the time.
The latter part OF last week Mrs. |
John b. Connrardy received word that
her father, Uncle G. Il. Poage, was
very III out at Hubbell, Nebraska, and
she fastened to his bedside, arriving
there before he passed away which
event took place on Monday, March
%, 1908. Mrs. Connrardy and other
members of the family arrived with the
body, Wednesday morning, and funer-
al services were held from the Conn
rardy family home, over In Sunny
Side, that afternoon andiconducted by