Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-01-14
PERSONAL.

| Miss Hattie Nash returned to her
home at Des Moines today.
Dick Hiron of Marine, is shaking
hands with old friends here.
Deputy Sheriff Crane was in
town on official business Tuesday.
Editor Guernsey of Extra made
us a pleasant call Tuesday.
Miss Addie Brockway returned
to her home at Red Oak yesterday.
A. {. Rogers, Esq, is >onvalescent
after two months illness.
Charlie Van Gorder and c. III.
Colson made flying visit to Extra
yesterday.
Miss Elsie Matthias returned
Wednesday morning from visit
with friends in Manning.
George, son of VIM. McLeran is
down with diptheria, and is nded
by DR.. Rendleman.
Ex-Sherif Herbert went to At
lsntic last Friday. and thence to
Des Moines. He returned yesterday.
Mrs. Danforth was in town today,
on her return to her home at Red
Oak after a visit with her relatives at
Gray.
E. w. Gould from Carroll was
in town the first Of the week. Ed
will return to his old place with w.
d. Blackwood.
Henry Mosier, an employ of the
Elkhorn meat market froze both
hands quite badly while butchering
last Friday.
L. w. Ellis from Boone county Is
visiting F. p. Reese and family Of
Cameron township. His stay u
protracted by the storm.
A. A. Zaner, who has been con-
fined to his home for eighteen
months with spinal paralysis was
able to enjoy sleigh ride Tuesday.
Oscar Willis from California
arrived in town Monday evening
and will visit for some time with
his brothers, the popular restaurant
eurs.
DR.. w. M. Drake of lie Mars, Mo-,
| arrived in town Monday evening,
too late to attend the funeral of his
father, the late f. Drake of Viola
township.
J. w. b. Cole is in Des Moines
propagating his chances for the post
ton of first assistant door keeper OF
the House. He is one of twelve
applicants for the positions.
c. E. Yates who has been for
some time past in the employ of
Evan Davis, departed yesterday for
Irwin, where we understand he has
engaged in a similar position.
John Noon of Extra township one
of the staunchest Democrats in the
county, paid this Office pleasant
call on Tuesday, and arranged for
weekly visits of THE REPUBLICAN.
Clark Lovelace from Madison
county has been in this city for
some days, the guest Of his brother
John, and has also paid a visit to
his sister who is engaged as teacher
in the schools of Hamlin.
Miss Susie Backus, who has won
the affections of the patrons of the
Northwestern hotel by her choice
and inexhaustible supply OF pastry
which she has furnished for their
consumption, returned to her home
at Wiota last Monday.
Robert Cochran has rented his
farm in Cameron towship to Adam
Gardner. He has purchased VIM.
Mallory's town property and moved
into it Tuesday. Mr.. Cochran has
been successful, exemplary farmer,
and his settlement here is a good
acquisition to Audubon's citizenship.
| Will Bailey, who has been under
the tonsorial tutorship of Coroner
Nv. d. Blackwood, is on a jaunt
about the country in quest of job.
He is a good workman and can
make shave comfortable to the
softest and most velvety cheek, a
fact of which Mr.. Crane of this
Office is ready witness.
| Mrs. c. II. Colson started Friday
tor her home in ST. Louis. Mr.. G.
received letter from her Monday
stating that the train had been snow
bound for thirteen hours when only
a few miles from Anita. The pass.
engers partook of the hospitality Of
a farmer hard by, else they mus,
have suffered from hunger and cold
T. G. Danforth of the late Mont.
gomery county Republican was in
town several days last week, await.
ing the pleasure of the storm SO tina,
he might proceed on visit to his
wife and relatives at Gray. After