Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1910-02-03
HAPPENINGS AT GRAY

viii Witte went to Omaha, Tuesday.
Mrs o. Mease visited at the w. Stet-
eel home Tuesday.
Mrs. Linn of Atlantic spent several
days at the A. Linn home.
Chas. Higgins and wife spent several
days at the II. Higgins home.
Mrs Greenlee of Guthrie Center visit,
ed among her friends in Gray.
Esther Hepp spent several days in the
country with her aunt, Ida Hepp.
Geo. Mclaughlin went to Omaha
Tuesday to take in the cattle show.
Mrs Otto Borkowski entertained q
load of relatives from the country Sat
urday.
Frank Mclaughlin went to Viola Cen.
ter Tuesday TO attend the Estes sale on
Wednesday.
Chas Beers left for Idaho. Monday,
where he goes into the mercantile bust
ness for himself and his many friends
wish him success.
ThOS. Scott and wife were in the city
Tuesday and while the former was at,
tending to business the latter visited AZ
the Geo Coppersmith home.
Maude Settlemire and her cousin re-
turned home Saturday after spending q
week with her sister, Mrs +. WEIGH
and husband at Guthrie Center.
Grace Cameron is visiting relatives al
Boone and Dexter this week
Flora Gramlick of eastern Iowa i,
vi iting at the Geo, Coppersmith home
Geo. Coppersmith was at Manning
Tuesday having some dental work done
Mrs. Clark and daughter Nellie o.
Audubon are visiting at the A. Linz
home.
VIM. Witte and wife are the prout
parents of q haby girl born to them OF
Wednesday last.
Mrs. Edd Steere went to Audubon
Monday between trains to have some
dental work done.
Alma Borkowski who was visiting al
the l.. Shingledecker home returned t.
her home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martins and Mrs. Minnie
Vetter OF Cumberland We're guests al
the Zaiger-RoSser wedding.
Ora Corner and wife left for Roches
ter, Minnesota, Sunday where he ex
poets to submit to an operation.
Howard Kittel and wife of Audubon
visited at the o. Mease home Monday
They also called on other friends.
Mrs. Geo. Mclaughlin left Tuesday
for West Barnet. Vermont, to look after
her land interests and visit friends and
relatives.
An oyster supper was served to the
serenaders at the John Laiger home Fri
day night and about sixty members
were present.
Fl. Nedrow and wife of South Dakota
is here with his father who has been sc
dangerously i'll but is somewhat better
at this writing,
Chas. Beers of Idaho who came home
for visit with his parents spent several
days of last week at Chicago buying
goods for his store.
Nels Christensen and wife packed
their household goods and moved t.
Omaha Monday where Mr.. Christensen
bought fine home some time ago. We
regret very much to loose this gooC
family hut hope the charms of spring
in the country will bring them back t.
visit their friends quite often.
At the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs, John Iaiger, occurred ths
marriage OF their daughter. Yeta, t,
Harry Rosser. Lohrville, Iowa. on Wed
| nesday evening January ~. 1910, ut 81,
o'clock, Rev Stark performing the cere
mony The bride was gowned in white
Messaline silk, wore a veil and wreath
and carried boguet of carnations anl
Lilies of the Valley. Alice and Marth;
johnson, cousins of the bride, acted a.
flower girls and were dressed in white
and each carried pink and white carna
tions. After the ceremony bounteou'
supper was served TO seventy guests, rel
atives and near friends of both contract
ing parties The bride is an exemplar,
Young woman and possesses all the quail
tiles that tends to make a home happy
The groom is a stranger to us but judg
ing from his appearance he has thu
necessary qualities to be called gentle
man. After short no eymoon they
will settle down to housekeeping on tn,
grooms farm near Lohrville. All join
in wishing them happy and prosper
GUS life.