Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-03-04

Mrs. w. A. Crane visited her
parents at Brayton over Sunday,
Mr.. and Mrs. X. O. Holmes are
visiting relatives at West Liberty,
Constable Smith aud w. IL.
Seevey of Extra are in the city to
day.
Mary Anderson went to Extra
Wednesday to visit her grand
parents.
Ii. Disbrow was the guest of his
brother in-law, b. +. Howald,
Monday.
Miss Celia Soar returned the first
Of the week from visit W ith friends
at Extra.
w. Fl. NeT has moved into
his property vacated by G. II.
Campbell.
Mrs. Hetlin is here visiting her
son Ralph and daughter, Mrs. f.
Consigny.
Daniel Miller of Extra is in town
to-day visiting the family of his sou
6. |. Miller,
Charlie Rollins enjoyed visit
from his mother and sister of Avoca
last Thursday.
Charlie VanGorder is in Des
Moines on business and attending
the Legislature,
Tom Scott Of Perry Is in town
to-day on business in connection
with his land interests.
Attorney L. E. Byrum accompa-
MED by his wife is in Illinois, COM
oining pleasure and profit.
Judge A. l.. Sanborn and wife of
Manning attended the 6. A. X.
supper last Thursday night.
Mrs. E. Bilharz will start Tues,
day Tor a visit with relatives at
her old home in Seneca Ills.
Miss Elsie McLeran went to
Omaha the first of the week to visit
her sister Mrs. VanCourt.
Misses Cora and Nellie Fry, of
Audubon, are visiting their sister,
A. M. Currier.-Anita Iri6aHe.
c. II, Colson went to Atlantic to-
day to employ hands to assist him in
his spring rush of decorative work.
John Q. Patterson of Chicago
has been IN Audubon visiting his
old time friend Postmaster Foster.
Frank Grafton departed Saturday
morning for Chicago, where he
will take course in Rush Medical
college.
VIM, McLerans pony fell on him
one day recently, injuring him so
that he was confined to the house fol-
couple of days.
Miss Lizzie Wattles is very i'll
with symptoms of brain fever. Her
friends will be glad to hear of a
speedy recovery.
Mrs. w. B. Cox has been quite
i'll at the residence of Mr.. ID. Long
at Melville Centre She returned to
her home to-day.
6. II. Campbell has moved into
and will hereafter conduct the
Hobert boarding house on North
Washington street.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
E. ]. Freeman this morning. The
little stranger is the regulation
weight, nine pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7, Coulter OF
Iowa City, have been spending a
week at the home of their daughter
Mrs. ]. p. McKarahan.
E. r. Darlington, the gentle
manly agent of the Green Bay
lumber company, is absent from his
duties on account of illness.
J. A. Rhoner went to Carroll
Friday, having quit his work for a
time on q count of illness. We hope
to see him back again soon.
M. Z. jenkins OF Oakfeld IS ON our
streets to-day, He has purchased
the Barlow farm east of town and
will occupy it in the spring.
Mrs. Frank Dorr and daughter
Annie of Extra, passed through town
Monday, enroute to Templeton to
attend the wedding of a friend,
Mrs. Geo. w. Townsend started
Monday on an extended visit to
friends at Atkinson, Kans. She
was accompanied to Omaha by
Mr.. Townsend.
John Chapman moved to town
Monday and occupies the living
rooms over &. II. Cross agricultural
warehouse on Washington street.