Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-09-07
BETHEL JOTTINGS
Durbin.Perrine Wedding

Durbin-P errine Wedding.
At the fine country home of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Perrine on Wednesday
evening, August %, 1911 occurred the
marriage of their daughter Miss Leah
G. Perrine to Mr.. John B. Durbin at
$50 o'clock. The bridal couple to the
strains of the wedding march played
by Miss Lena Mack took their places
under beautiful white wedding bell.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. ]. H. Freedline of Audubon in the
presence of the immediate relatives of
the bride and groom and a few intimate
friends The bride wore lovely gown
of white messaline silk trimmed in silk
embroidery filet net and bead fringe and
carried shower boquet of brides roses,
while the groom wore suit of navy
blue serge. While low sweet music
during the ceremony added to the beauty
of the occasion, the bride and groom
presented very pretty picture as they
stood under the wedding bell and made
responses to the ring ceremony with lit
tie Lucille Perrine acting as ring bearer.
After hearty congratulations bounte-
Gus three-course supper was served by
the Misses Lena Mack and Anna Ruth
erford.
The groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Durbin of Coon Rapids, is known
as an excellent young man with good hab-
it's The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. w. Perrine of Viola township
and is one of Audubon COunty's most
successful teachers, is intelligent, refined
and capable. They were the recipients
of some beautiful presents and many
letters of congratulation. After trip
to Washington, Idaho, California and
other points they will be at home to
their many friends on his fathers farm
in Viola The friends join in wishing
them life of happiness for the balance
of their lives.
Mrs. E. J. Sanders and children re-
turned to their home at Des Moines
after visit of two months with her
cousins Mrs. E. f. Clark and Mrs. Geo.
Brady.
Earl Edwards and Anna Duet were
married last week Wednesday at Ded-
ham and were guests of his parents, j.
week.
Miss Dora Mack arrived Saturday
from Taber, Canada, to make her home
with her grandma, Mrs. d. Mack and
to attend school this winter.
Among those who attended the state
fair from here were Albert Weston and
wife, his brother Lewis, Bert Kitsor
and Ebert Thomas.
Miss Kathryn Pope arrived Friday
from South Dakota to again take up hel
duties as teacher at school No. 2 which
began Monday.
Ben Wiley, wife and son were ovel
Sunday visitors with her parents, Jnt
Holtz and wife near Manning
Matt Kleuver and family are nov
seen riding in new Mitchell car pur
chased of Ed. Beason.
Lena Mack and mother with Dor;
Mack visited at the home of Chris Baue
and wife Sunday.
Henry Fredricksen went to Council
Bluffs this week to see his wife who
in the hospital.
Ray johnson accompanied Ply Der
Renshaw are away on land seeking tril
to Minnesota.
w. w. Perrine shipped car of cattl
to Omaha Thursday. He accompanie'
them there.
Mrs. J. M. Edwards and son Merl
were callers at j. T. Simpsons Tuesday
Miss Helen Clark returned Wednes
day to Des Moines to attend college.
Mrs. Edwards was guest at Elme
Johnsons Wednesday of last week.
Jno Ruhs and family passed the Sab
both at the James Edwards home.
Walter Kitson spent last week wit
his parents, A. Kitson and wife.
Pearl Coffman is assisting with tn
house work at Will O'Brien's.
J. Reuschling and c. Mack transact
ed business in Ross Monday.
Frank Weston attended a party il
Audubon last Tuesday week.
School opened Monday with CLAIR
Lutwitzke at the desk.
Cy Buckner, wife and baby were Au
dubon visitors Friday.
Bert Kitson was Dedham Gale
Friday.