Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1885-12-31

Miss Ida Sturgeon of Extra is
visiting friends in town.
Prof. Upton, Of Rippey, Greene
county, was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G, Stuart are
expected home tomorrow.
John Dirk of Harlan passed
through town today, going north.
Mrs. Frank Trafton's mother
from Denison is visiting in tow n.
Miss Miller of Iowa City was the
guest of Lillian Haddock portion
Of last week.
DIR. Evans goes to Harlan this
week to accept clerical position in
drug store.
Ben Howald is too busy to write
an ad for this issue but it will
appear next week.
Miss LYDIA Houston of Des
Moines has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Bonnie Stotts.
Miss Annie Tabor departed yes
terday for Bear Grove where she
will remain for week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Stuart are
visiting the home of the formers
parents at Neponset, Ill.
Miss Carrie Burton Of Extra visit
ed with her sister Mrs. A. w,
Crane, portion last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denniston are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Van
Gorder. The ladies are sisters.
c. E. Yates started on an expedi-
ton to the north by the way of the
Northwestern yesterday morning.
w. d. StancliA, publisher of the
Manning Nezcs, was in the city last
Saturday and made this Office a call
James Shirk started Monday
morning for Johnson county, where
he will remain for about ten days
visiting friends.
Tuesday night, Jan. S, 1886, will
be the election of officers OF the
Audubon Hose Company. Let
there be full turnout.
Mrs. John Crane, of Extra, accom-
panied by her son Harry and daugh.
ter Kittie, spent Christmas day
with the family Of her son, A. w.
Mrs. Mackey accompanied by her
little daughter, from Stanton, Neb.,
is visiting her sister Mrs. H. U.
Funk. She will return next week.
Geo. Goode, an efficient member
of Russell & Sons clerical force,
was on the sick list during a porto n
of last week. He is at his post
again.
Miss Hattie Bailey has gone to
Avoca where will remain for
week. She she will be accompa-
MED by Miss Zoe Hehin on her
return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews of Seneca,
ILL.,, who are enjoying wedding
tour to Denver, stopped in Audubon
last Thursday, the guests of A. F.
Rodgers and family.
DR.. ]. A. Nash and wife, Mrs.
Nettie McVicker, and Miss Hattie
Nash of Des Moines, and Miss
Bertha Temple of Atlantic were the
guests of John A. Nash and family
on Christmas.
Prof 9. /. Miller is in Des
Moines attending the teachers asso-
citation. The Professor is one who
believes in advancement in his high
calling, and is alive to the advan-
tages of the association.
Mrs. F. H. McCulloch is spend
ing the Holidays with her parents
at Scranton, Greene county. Me
calls the season hollowdays, and
hopes his better half will finish her
visit in short order.
Mack Thomas from Extra was in
town the latter part of last week,
ne guest OF John Rendleman and
fanlrS. Mack has apparently taken
up the trail Of Ed. Cotton. He
could not fall into more straight
and narrow way.
Uncle Jimmy Ellis and wife have
| Just returned from a visit with friends
at the State capital. Uncle Jimmy
paid Governor-elect Larrabee a visit
and was warmly entertained. They
are friends Of former days when both
resident in Fayette county.
E. c. Wadsworth formerly Of this
county, but now living at Grinnell
for the purpose ofgiving his child rer
the benefit of the splendid schools
located there, was in town the first
of the week attending to business
matters and calling on old friends.
E. F. Moon, who has been a pros.
porous farmer of Melville township,
moved into town Monday, and now
occupies his house on North Tracy
street. He has made the move in
order to give his children the advan-
tage of attending our excellent
schools.