Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1909-04-08
News Items From Gray

Boy Sondson and wife were Gray
callers Friday.
John Shaw and bride we're Audubon
visitors Friday.
Hattie Rudnick is assisting at the
George Coppersmith home this week.
Everybody is invited to come to the
Easter program at the M. <. church.
Mrs. Mishler and daughter Oddie
called at the ]. B. Campbell home on
Friday.
Mrs. G.. Shingledecker of Ross Wis
tied at the Harry Bates home a couple
of days this week.
The O. S. WEIGH and Frank Nc
Laughlin families visited at the VIM
Shaw home Sunday.
Lena Zaiger who is taking a course
in dressmaking at Audubon was at
home over Sunday.
II. Lamp and wife attended the funer-
! al of her aunt, Mrs. Hendricks, up at
Manning Thursday.
The box supper given for the benefit
of the Gray ball team last Saturday
night was quite success.
Tillie Gunther left on Tuesday for
Boone where she will visit her sister
and relatives for some time.
Mrs. Maude Lathrop and daughter
Genevieve left Friday for Sac City to
see her sister who is quite i'll.
Will WEIGH and wife from Guthrie
Center and Russell Shelly of Stuart
attended the Shaw-Welch wedding.
Young Peoples Meeting begins at 7
o'clock Sunday evening. Services at
1880 at the U. b. church, Rev. Stark
Pastor.
Sunday School at clock Servic-
es commence at 3 o'clocki in afternoon
at the M. f. church. Rev. r. Harvey
Pastor.
Rev. Harvey preached a very inter
esting sermon on missionary work on
last Sunday afternoon at the M. E.
church.
Shing ledecker's home for some time is
at home and contemplates taking a
course in sewing.
The Ladies' Aid Society has lots of
work on hand and invite all ladies to
come to the next meeting, April 8, in
thS Mundt building, up stairs.
THE WEIGH AND SHAW WEDDING
On Wednesday, March 81, 1909, at
the home of the BRIDES parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. S. WEIGH. out in Lincoln
, township, Audubon county, Iowa, took
place the marriage of their daughter
Mabel o. WEIGH TO John S. Shaw. AT
| eight O'Clock, evening, while Miss
Liberty Lewis skilfully played strains
of music, the bridal couple with the
pastor leading them took their places
under beautiful arch decorated with
white and pink roses and white ribbon
where Rey. G. j. Stark, pastor OF the
U. b. church at Gray, in very ap-
propriate ceremony pronounced the
necessary words that made them hus-
band and wife, after which the way
way was opened to about one hundred
invited guests for congratulations
The bride was gowned in white silk,
trimmed in overlace and braid, with
white ribbon sash, wore a wreath and
veil and carried white roses. The
| BrOOm was ureSSeu III bue usual CON-
ventional black. The bride is lady
whom all admire and esteem who have
the pleasure to know her. She is we'll
qualified in the things that pertain to
make home happy. The groom, who
owns q fine farm two and half miles
southwest of GRAY, is an industrious,
respected citizen with a good manly
character and he Is to be congratulated
upon his choice of life companion.
After the ceremony all the guests were
served to bounteous three-course
supper. Russell Shelly, of Stuart, and
Mr.. Farrell. who now manages the A.
Boysen ranch, entertained the compa-
ny with splendid violin and piano
music. Many useful and valuable gifts
were left the happy twain as tokens of
esteem. That the young people may
have life's richest blessings is the sim
cere wish of their many friends.