Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1909-09-30
APRETTY. WEDDING
The Marriage Of Andrew Jensen
To Nettie Hockenberry Was
S0lemnized At The
Brides Home.

VI re. 3. E. Hockenberry, two and
one-half miles south west of Extra,
occurred the marriage of Mr.. An
drew Jensen to Miss Nettie Hocken-
berry, Rev. Holly officiating. Mics
Puma Freeman gave fine solo
and Miss Carrie Gault presided at
the piano PLAYING "Mendelsohn"
as the bridal party entered the
parlor, where in few moments
the happy couple were made one,
the ring ceremony being used.
The groom was clothed in the
black while the bride
was costumed in a neat fitting
white Messaline silk trimmed with
white silk embroidered net and
wore bridal veil. After congratu-
lations were rendered, the guests,
"A in number partook of an excel
lent three course supper which was
heartily enjoyed by all. The we'd
ding cake, delicious one it was
to, was passed around by the wait
ers in attendance after the bride
had performed her part in that i'm.
portant ceremony.
The couple received many useful
beautiful and valuable presents
which were highly appreciated.
The groom is a highly respected
young, enterprising, business man
of the firm of M. Jensen & Son of
this city and will, without doubt,
make his way in the world accum-
ulating this worlds riches to sup
port them in their declining years.
The bride is lady of fine appear
ance, modest and unassuming in
her demeanor and respected by all
her friends and acquaintances and
will enter upon her new life as
housewife we'll prepared for all do
mestic duties which may arise.
The Journal force offer congratu-
lations and thanks for the good
things sent them which were great
ly enjoyed by all.
The bride and groom left TODAY
for Omaha where they will pass the
week at the Ak Sar Ben parades.
They will commence housekeeping
in the Covault house west of the
Congregational Church.
Jens P. Jensen will have public
sale Wednesday, Sept. 2S.
A. w. Harvey is having his res
idence painted this week.
Tellas Leigan of Brayton was in
town Monday on business.
Hensley, Thielen & Co. shipped
out several loads of fat cattle.
Will May of Dedham visited with
his father aud sister over Sunday.
Charley Hawks had his residence
nicely painted the first of this week.
Mrs. R. E. Hamlin leaves this
week for her home near Lusk, Wyo.
Mrs. Myrtle Lair commenced
work Monday as compositor in this
office.
The horse buyer who was here
Friday made some purchases while
in town.
John Nelson and Will Tu,n
went to South Dakota Monday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Train of Audu-
bon were guests OF Mrs. and Mics
Dorr Sunday.
J.B. B.Rendleman had a new fur
mace chimney built yesterday in the
E.D.Cotton store.
T. M. Rasmussen aud wife visit
ed at the Audubon Fair aud spent
Friday in Atlantic.
Mrs. Frank LetfingwelI returned
Thursday from weeks visit with
relatives in Guthrie Center.
J.P. Lair completed siding his
residence last week besides making
other out of door i'm
Chas. Fulton went to Audubon
Monday where he intends to Sc
cure work for the fall and winter.
Miss Jennie Greenberg OF Omaha
was last weeks guest of her uncle
and aunt, Andrew Larsen and wife.
Miss Ida Larsen of Avoca visited
last week here with her sister, Miss
Olga Larsen and Mrs. p. X. Jensen.
Nose Knudsen brot in a fine
bunch of young cattle Saturday
which our dealers in stock purchas
ed.
John Johnson the blacksmith has
moved from south to the north end
of town and now occupies the Will
Patty house.