Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1916-04-06

Last Sunday morning at the close
lof the church services at the Congre-
gational church, Rev. Jesse Getty,
pastor of the church and Frank Heath
were united In the holy bonds of mar
riage by Rev. II. o. Spellman, pastor
of the Congregational church in At
lantic, who conducted the morning
services. A double Quartette of voices
consisting of Fred Hopley and Maui
rice Hansen, tenors, Mrs. Fred Cot
ton and Mrs. Kate Carnes Garvin,
sopranos. Mrs. Jack Egbert and Lola
Brinkerhog altos, Henry Bush and
Adam Seibert, basses, sang several
VERY pretty selections. Mrs. Garvin
sang two solos and at the close of the
services Mrs. Fred Cotton, Mrs. Gar
win and Lola Brinkerhoff sang the
Bridal Chorus, selection by Cow
en- in the Rose Maiden, and at the
end of the chorus when they sang
Arise, arise, this is the wedding NOR
ming, the bride and groom arose and
came forward to the pulpit where
Rev. Spelman met them and perform
ed the wedding ceremony after which
they received the heartiest of con-
CALCULATIONS of the friends.
| 1t was decided at the Ladies Boost
er meeting Monday evening to have
the cleaning days at the cemeteries
next Wednesday and Friday, April
18th and 18th Wednesday at the
Protestant cemetery and Friday at
the Catholic cemetery. This is intend
not only for the Booster Ladies Club
but every citizen in the county who
is interested in the cemeteries wheth-
er they have lot or not. Perhaps
you have friend or acquaintance
laid away who has no one here to
look after their grave and you could
lend helping hand toward clearing
the grave of the dead grass and
leaves. The club has worked hard
for the past three years in this work
and accomplished a great deal and
have spent much time and money in
fixing up the cemeteries and so many
have taken an interest in the work
and sent money from away to have
their lots cared for and we hope to
have as many with us Wednesday
and Friday of next week as can pos
tsibly get out.
\ A very interesting Equal Suffrage
meeting was held here Monday even
ing and some interesting talks made
along the womans suffrage question.
II seems that more and more enthus-
iasm arises at these meetings from
| time to time and there should be
more of the people out to hear this
subject discussed as II is the coming
events cast their shadows BEFORE"
for surely it will not be long until
| the women of Iowa will cast their bal
lots and they should be prepared for
the political questions which arise
from time to time.
/ Miss Hester Chairman of Galesberg
H., and Mrs. Kate Carnes Garvin of
Woodruff, H., arrived here Saturday
to attend the wedding of Rev. Jesse
Getty and Frank Heath. Mrs. Garvin
returned to her home Monday evening
but Miss chatham remained until the
end of the week.
II Miss Florabelle Houston went to
Des Moines last Saturday with her
uncle, Geo. Henshaw, in the car and
from there she went to Toledo where
she teaches school in the public
schools.
| A special business meeting has been
called for next Friday afternoon at
2 p. IN. at the parsonage of the Con-
gregational church. of the Ladies Aid
Society.
| Mrs. N. p. Christensen and chill
dren returned to their home in At
lantic after a visit of several days
with friends and relatives in the city.
Erode Hansen has returned to Ex-
ira again after spending the winter
in Texas with his parents. He is
carpentering for Tom Goodwin.
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Klever enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Northup
and Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Owens of Au-
dubon Saturday evening.
Lloyd and Roy Atwood of Anita
spent Sunday here with their sister,
Mrs. d. V. Wright and family at the
Park Hotel.